KORBAN PESACH
Why is the Korban called 'Pesach'?
Why is specifically a Seh (a lamb or kid-goat) the animal used for the Korban Pesach?
Why is it prohibited to break any bone of the Korban Pesach?
Why must the Korban Pesach be eaten roasted, rather than cooked?
Why, in the first Korban Pesach brought in Egypt, did Bnei Yisrael sign up for the offering by family-units?
The Torah emphasizes that a Ger (convert) must bring a Korban Pesach, just like an Ezrach (Shemos 12:48). Why is this so? His ancestors experienced neither the slavery, nor the subsequent Redemption!
How do the various laws of Korban Pesach express its theme - Hashem's Oneness, and his selection of Am Yisrael as a singular nation?
1. Mafteach to Shemos 12:3:6.3:1, also see footnote 2
Why did the people bow in thanks to Hashem upon hearing this?
