The set includes only the nine wonders from the Plague of Blood until the Plague of Darkness.
SOURCES: No commentator take this position, and it is basically a variation which combines elements from the different options above.
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- DeTzaCh ADaSh BeAChaVExplore the meaning of Rabbi Yehudah's acronym for the Ten Plagues through classical commentaries and a dramatic historical account of refuting a blood libel.
- Ten Plagues PatternExplore the symbolic patterns of the Ten Plagues through the insights of the Kli Yakar and the Maharal of Prague, detailing how each plague mirrored Egyptian si
- R. Shimshon Rephael Hirsch: The Wheel of PowerRabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch explains the structure of the Ten Plagues as a systematic response to the Egyptian oppression of the Israelites.
- Overview of the Various Proposed Units within the Ten PlaguesAn analysis of the structural patterns within the Ten Plagues, exploring various traditional and scholarly models including unified, pentad, triad, and pair gro
- How Many Plagues Were ThereAn exploration of the traditional count of the Ten Plagues, examining biblical terminology and alternative counts ranging from nine to twelve miracles.
- Eleven MiraclesAn analysis of the eleven miracles in Egypt, comparing the perspectives of Seforno and Ralbag on the inclusion of the Tanin and the Splitting of the Sea.
- Ten MiraclesAn analysis of two ways to count the ten miracles in Egypt, comparing the inclusion of the Tanin versus the Plague of the Firstborn based on classical sources.
- How Long Did the 10 Makkos LastAn exploration of the timeline of the Ten Plagues, reconciling the Mishnaic statement that the judgment lasted 12 months with various Midrashic and Torah source
- The First Plague BloodAn exploration of the first plague in Egypt, examining the Nile's significance as a deity, the symbolism of blood, and the timing of the miracle in June.
- The Second Plague FrogsAn exploration of the second plague in Egypt, examining the identity of the Tzfardea as frogs or crocodiles, the lesson of anger, and the act of Kiddush Hashem.