כ”ג בטבת תשפ”ב / December 27, 2021
When Moses & Aaron receive the command to go before Pharoah, the verb is in the singular. Hebrew does not permit such grammatical mistakes. If the subject is plural the verb must be plural. Is this a mistake or is there a lesson in this?
כ’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 24, 2021
It took God three days to convince Moses that he was the leader that the Jewish people needed. Moses thought he was not qualified for the job. Why was God so insistent?
י”ט בטבת תשפב / December 23, 2021
The midwives of Egypt refused Pharoah’s order to kill all male Jewish babies. Their rebellion against Pharoah was based on their obedience to God’s law.
י”ח בטבת תשפ”ב / December 2s, 2021
When Moses went out and saw an Egyptian beating a Hebrew slave, he first looked around to see if there was another man. He saw other people but he did not see someone who would stand up for the slave.
י”ז בטבת תשפ”ב / December 21, 2021
How did Pharoah manage to enslave the Jews? How was it that the Tribe of Levi avoided becoming slaves? Here is the answer.
ט”ו בטבת תשפ”ב / December 19, 2021
The Book of Exodus starts by stating that a new Pharoah arose who did not know Joseph. This is to teach us that men only do what is in their interest and they “forget” the good that you have done. God remembers.
י”ג בטבת תשפ”ב / December 17, 2021
The end of the Parsha Joseph realizes that his brothers are concerned that he might extract revenge for what was done to him earlier. Joseph again reassures them that it was all from God and for the good.
י”א בטבת תשפ”ב / December 15, 2021
As we know, the hardest thing for a leader is to imagine the world without their being the leader. Jacob’s greatness was that he knew he was mortal do he prepared the next generation for leadership.
י’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 14, 2021
The 10th of Tevet commemorates when the Babylonians breached the walls of Jerusalem. The beginning of the end of the 1st Temple. Why did God allow this to happen?
ט’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 13, 2021
The true greatness was not that he was the viceroy of Egypt but that he maintained a Jewish home and raised his sons to become leaders among the Jewish people.