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From the outset of the Jewish slavery in Egypt and through the exodus, we see that the women played a pivotal role and acted with much...
First of all, the verse says that by asking their neighbors for all these costly items the Jewish people did “as Moses commanded them to...
The punishment must fit the crime. Each of the Ten Plagues corresponded to some method of torment that the Egyptians made the Jews suffer. Smiting the...
Unfortunately, yes. Only one fifth of the Jewish people left Egypt. The other four fifths were satisfied with the corrupt Egyptian culture and did not...
One reason G-d redeemed the Jewish people was because He had made a promise to Abraham that though He would send his descendents into slavery, He would...
Though the Jewish people in Egypt did come under the influence of the Egyptian way of life, they did not assimilate. The Torah testifies about the amazing...
Pharaoh had been bombarded with catastrophic natural disasters, pandemics, and he was being threatened with even worse. His government was on the verge of...
While we can’t know exactly why G-d does what He does (anyone for irony?) here are two reasons why Moses was raised in Pharaoh’s palace:...
1. Blood: All water turned to blood, including both river water (and killed all the river fish) and water in a cup. An Egyptian could only obtain...
“[Pharaoh] harnessed his chariot, and took his people with him. He took six hundred select chariots and all the chariots of Egypt, with officers...
