Paroh told Moshe You shall no longer see my face, for on the day that you see my face, you shall die!”. Now after the death of the firstborn plague, Pharoah ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
In Exodus 10:13 we read “No Man saw his brother, nor did anyone rise from his place” which refers to the nature of the plague of darkness which was cast ..
Written by Gavriel Chaim Jenkins
The possuk states Hashem said to Moses: “Come to Pharaoh, for I have hardened his heart and the heart of his servants…” There is a question often ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
והיה לאות על ידכה ולטוטפת בין עיניך כי בחוזק יד הוציאנו ה’ ממצרים (13:16) This week’s Parsha sees the beginning ..
Written by Benji Landau
The Netziv (Shemos 6:6) asks THE question: how could a nation which had been in slavery for close to two-hundred years, having been firmly enveloped in a slave mentality, ..
Written by d fine
Parshas Bo; Friend in High Places Sometimes a small act can facilitate larger events. I remember during my first year in Yeshiva I was sent to reserve a bimah down ..
Written by D Fine
Parashas Bo How many plagues appear in this weeks sedra Bo/בא? … It’s in the name… Just like we did with last week’s sedra, Vaeira, the gematria of Bo should ..
Written by Daniel Sandground
Moshe says to Pharoah ” at about midnight Hashem will bring Darkness over the land” Why does Moshe say K’Chatzos (about midnight)?? Usually Hashem ..
Written by BENJAMIN A ROSE
The sedra opens with the ‘amira’ form of speech; which denotes a softer, calmer message. Why? The Ohr HaChaim gives two answers here. Firstly, he writes that ..
Written by d fine