And they measured (the mannah) with an omer, and whoever gathered much did not have more, and whoever gathered little did not have less; each one gathered according ..
Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick
Six days they will gather (the manna) and on the seventh day, Shabbos, there will not be on it. [1] Why mention the ‘seventh day’ and also ‘Shabbos’? Yudka, ..
Written by Rabbi Daniel Leeman
Shemos, 13:18: “The children of Israel were chamushim when they went up from Egypt.” Rashi, 13:18, Dh: Chamushim: ”…Chamushim, [means ..
Written by Rabbi Yehonasan Gefen
“Cause dread and terror to fall on them (the chiefs of Edom, the strong men of Mo’av and the inhabitants of Cana’an), with the greatness of Your arm cause ..
Written by Rabbi Eliezer Chrysler
Who was Ba’al Tz’fon? (Adapted from the Oznayim la’Torah) The Mechilta explains that Ba’al Tz’fon’s real name was Pisom (one ..
Written by Rabbi Eliezer Chrysler
“See – G-d has given you Shabbos… a person should not leave his place on the seventh day” [1]. We have been taught [2] that Shabbos is a special gift. ..
Written by Rabbi Daniel Leeman
Towards the end of Parshas Beshalach we have the episode where the Jews were Attacked from behind by the nation of Amalek!! The Torah goes on to state “והיה ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
When Bnei Yisroel reach the Yam Suf (Red Sea) with the whole Egyptian army charging towards them and only an ocean in front, Moshe starts to pray. Hashem’s ..
Written by Adam Newton
And the Children of Israel called its name “manna”. It was (round) like coriander seed, it was white and it tasted like cake fried in honey. (Shemos 16:31) What ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
Following the triumphant exodus from Egypt it is not long before the Jewish people, facing hunger in the desert, begin to complain about their plight. G-d responds ..
Written by Rabbi Andrew Savage