Shemos, 6:6-8: “Therefore, say to the Children of Israel, ‘I am HaShem and I shall take you out from under the burdens of Egypt; I shall rescue you from their ..
Written by Rabbi Yehonasan Gefen
The pasuk in Vaeira, Perek Vav, Pasuk Tes, says: וַיְדַבֵּ֥ר משֶׁ֛ה כֵּ֖ן אֶל־בְּנֵ֣י יִשְׂרָאֵ֑ל וְלֹ֤א שָֽׁמְעוּ֙ ..
Written by R' Peretz Traube
And Moshe spoke accordingly (about redemption) to the Children of Israel, but they did not listen to Moshe because of their shortness of breath and from the hard ..
Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick
The third of the ten plagues brought upon the Egyptians was the plague of lice. Pharoah once again summoned his necromancers to remove the plague, but this time ..
Written by Rabbi Daniel Leeman
This week when learning Ba’alhturim i came across a very interesting lesson. Vo’Era (וארא)he says has the Gematria of 208 which is the same as Yitschok ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
After the plague of frogs, Pharaoh calls in Moshe and begs him to get HaShem to remove the frogs (wouldn’t you if you could not make cholent because there ..
Written by d fine
The pasuk says (8:9) that says all the frogs died from the houses, from The courtyards, and from the fields. After Makas Arv the animals picked up and left. Rashi ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
This Parsha sees the beginning of the process of redemption. Despite great expectations however, the Parsha ends somewhat anticlimactically and gives rise to some ..
Written by Benji Landau
This week’s parsha contains the majority of the 10 plagues. But why 10? Surely, God could have affected the exodus with two or three spectacular strikes, or even ..
Written by Rafi Jager