The Ramban and Alshich mention how Amram wasn’t afraid of Paroh, and he got married despite the Gezeira (decree to throw the babies in the river) since he had Bitachon. We see that the entire Moshe Rabeinu was a product of fearless Bitachon.
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- The Greatest Tzadikim Struggled with EmunaAn exploration of Moshe Rabbeinu's hesitation to lead Bnei Yisrael, showing how even the greatest Tzaddikim face struggles with Emuna and Bitachon.
- Anava Psula Can Ruin a LifeAn exploration of Anava Psula (false humility) and how it prevents talented individuals from engaging in communal leadership and saving Jewish souls.
- When You Go All Out, Hashem Causes Similar Things to Happen, Which Are to Your CreditDiscover how Yocheved and Miriam's devotion to saving Jewish children earned them eternal credit and how wholehearted effort leads to divine assistance.
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