The Passover Haggadah raises numerous perplexities and contradictions, and commentators have sought different explanations to clarify its statements. This article explores some of the Haggadah's most glaring questions and delves into the deeper meanings behind its teachings. The Haggadah's opening phrase, 'This is the bread of affliction,' introduces the overarching message of the Haggadah, inviting all to partake in the experience of remembering the hardships our ancestors endured. The Ma Nishtana section of the Haggadah highlights two forms of abuse and emphasizes the importance of listening to and comforting those in pain. The article concludes by discussing the significance of reclining during the Seder and the importance of fully dedicating ourselves to hearing the pain of others.