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Why Aaron’s staff turned into a serpent

Why Aaron’s staff turned into a serpent

by Mordi Levi | f 13, 2021 | God, Hebrew Language, Miracles, Va'eira

In this verse, God commands Moses and Aaron to confront Pharaoh and demand that he let the Children of Israel leave Egypt. He warns them that Pharaoh will tell them to perform a sign in order to prove that they were indeed sent by God. He, therefore, tells Moses to...
Egyptian Archaeologists confirm Biblical account of Pharaoh’s Genocide, enslavement of Children

Egyptian Archaeologists confirm Biblical account of Pharaoh’s Genocide, enslavement of Children

by Shira Schechter (Moderator) | f 5, 2021 | Shemot

In the book of Exodus, the Torah teaches us that Pharaoh ordered the death of every boy that was born to Jewish parents. Additionally, we learn that the Jewish people (including the children who survived), were enslaved under Pharaoh’s regime in Egypt. Now, science...

Weekly Torah Portion: The Wisdom of Miriam

by Rabbi Tuly Weisz | f 1, 2016 | God, Leadership, Shemot

The first portion of the Book of Exodus is one of transformation – the children of Israel, the family of Jacob, become the “Hebrews” and the Children of Israel, with a national focus. The family of Amram and Yocheved become the first family of Israel, as...
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