<html><div><,The reason we teach 1st graders is that "Chag Hamatzos" refers to our<br>obeying HQBH and eating matzos. Therefore, He calls the holiday by what<br>we do "for Him". We, however, call the holiday by what He did for us --<br>"pasach al batei BY".<br><br>I don't know the maqor, I just recall having to learn it for school,<br>and seeing it on my kids' worksheets. Probably every child was taught<br>that one.<br><br>Our use of "Chag haMatzos", what we did for Hashem, would therefore say<br>something about tefillah, but I'm not sure what.>></div><div> </div><div>I've heard it in the name of the Berditchever.<br><br>Gershon<br><a href="mailto:gershon.dubin@juno.com">gershon.dubin@juno.com</a></div></html>
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