The greatest difficulty of bondage in Egypt was that the Egyptians embitter the lives of the children of Israel - "The Egyptians embitter their lives." Our sages interpret embittering of life made... |
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Moses cried out to G-d
"Why you did evil thing to this people". The answer that
comes at the beginning of this week's reading
Avraham, Yitzchak, Yaakov |
Israel's exodus from Egypt was in a hurry, as they say, "that in a hurry you out of Egypt." Talmud and Midrash said haste was a triple - the Divine Presence haste, haste of the children of Israel |
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"And he said, that hand on the throne of Go-d, the war to the
Go-d in Amalek from generation to generation". |
by nachman nachmenson:The purpose of the Exodus from Egypt was receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai, as it says: "When you take out the people from Egypt, you will serve G-d on this mountain." |
rabbi nachman nachmenson is teaching parasha:
Although the verse can be understood that one must borrow only the poor, but smart taught us that lend rich command is sometimes.. |
parasha by rabbi nachman nachmenson:
The Torah tells us, the children of Israel contributed to their property |
The bells ringing sound was very important, The Torah says "not die", only with sound of bells will work perfect High Priest, Without the bells sound the high priest's life can be harmed. |
parash by rabbi nachman nachmenson: "And you did a copper sink… And put water there. Aaron and his sons washed their hands and feet when they come into the tabernacle". |
parasha by rabbi nachman nachmensonMenorah in the Temple had seven branches, three branches on the right of the middle candle, and three branches from the left side... |
parasha by rabbi nachman nachmenson: This week's reading tells of the actual construction of the Tabernacle by Moses and the holy vessels inside the Tabernacle |
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