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27 articles- Timeline Sefer ShmosA detailed chronological timeline of Sefer Shmos based on Seider ha'Doros, covering key events from the death of Yosef to the erection of the Mishkan.
- Sefer Shmos Statisticsנתונים סטטיסטיים על ספר שמות כולל מספר פסוקים, פרשיות וסימנים לכל סדרא וסדרא.
- Six BirthsAn exploration of the Medrashic tradition of women giving birth to six children at once, comparing the Exodus to the blessing of Edom haGitti and the Aron.
- A Brief VacationAn analysis of why Moshe requested a three-day journey instead of total freedom, exploring perspectives from Abarbanel, Chizkuni, Medrash, and the Alter Rebbe.
- Moses Many NamesExplore the ten names of Moses as derived from the Book of Chronicles and Midrashic tradition, including the meanings of Yered, Avigdor, Chever, and Yekutiel.
- He Saw There Was No ManAn exploration of various commentaries on Moshe killing the Egyptian in Shemos, addressing the philosophical and halachic implications of seeing there was no ma
- Datan and AviramAn exploration of the biblical figures Datan and Aviram, their persistent rebellion against Moshe, and the spiritual consequences of ingratitude and misplaced m
- Erasing the Name of G dAn exploration of the halachic prohibition against erasing the names of G-d, distinguishing between holy names, attributes, and names in other languages.
- G dash DRabbi Daniel Mann explores the halachic status of writing G-d in English, discussing whether foreign language names of Hashem require the same sanctity as Hebre
- Which Days Are Not Fitting To Set A Wedding DateA comprehensive guide to the Jewish calendar months and specific days when weddings are traditionally avoided or permitted based on Halacha, Zohar, and custom.
- RESPONSE TO AFFLICTIONA collection of classical Torah commentaries on the miraculous growth of the Jewish people in Egypt despite their affliction, featuring Rashi, Ibn Ezra, and mor
- What was Yocheved Thinking?An exploration of four classical rabbinic perspectives on why Yocheved placed baby Moses in the Nile River and what she hoped to achieve by doing so.
- Shnayim Mikra Vechod TargumA comprehensive guide to the laws and customs of Shnayim Mikra Vechod Targum, covering its sources, timing, the use of Rashi, and practical halachic application
- Why Moshe and Before Him Reuven and Malkitzedek Lost the KehunahAn exploration of why Moshe, Reuven, and Malkitzedek lost the Kehunah, focusing on the requirement for a Kohen to prioritize G-d's honor above all human concern
- What Does Amen Really MeanRabbi Josh Flug explores the Hebrew root of the word Amen, contrasting simple belief with emunah as a commitment to truth that guides one's actions and life.
- The Tales of Rabbah Bar Bar ChanahAn exploration of the allegorical tales of Rabbah Bar Bar Chanah in Bava Basra, focusing on the first story's metaphors for the soul's journey through the world
- Why Iyov SufferedAn exploration of why Iyov suffered, linking his trials to his advice to Pharaoh and discussing the theological concepts of Divine justice and afflictions of lo
- Selections from Rabbi Baruch Epstein (Torah Temimah)Insights from Rabbi Baruch Epstein's Torah Temimah on Parshat Shmos, discussing the new king of Egypt, the identity of the midwives, and the birth of Moses.
- Selections from Baal haTurimExplore Baal HaTurim's insights on Sefer Shmos, covering Yisro's history, the miraculous weight of Moshe's staff, and the lineage of the staff of the Tzadakim.
- Selections from the SfornoA collection of insights from the Sforno on Parshat Shmos covering the new king of Egypt, Yocheved's basket, Moshe's early actions, and the Burning Bush.
- Rabenu Bachaye on ShemotRabenu Bachaye explores Moses at the burning bush, examining the symbolism of removing shoes, the meaning of God's name, and the nature of Moses' speech impedim
- Ohr HaChaim HaKodesh on ShemotThe Ohr HaChaim HaKodesh explores the naming of Moshe, the significance of his basket, the rewards of the midwives, and the consequences of Hashem's anger.
- The Haftorah for Parshat Shemot for AshkenazimAn overview of the Ashkenazi Haftorah for Parshat Shemot from Isaiah, explaining its connection to the Parsha, the storyline of the prophecy, and Isaiah's biogr
- Understanding the Parsha according to the teachings of the RebbeA Q&A exploration of Parsha themes based on the Rebbe's teachings, covering the symbolism of bricks, the nature of Egyptian labor, Lashon Hara, and Bitachon.
- TOSEFES BERACHAAn analysis of the name Moshe, the praise of Israel as a land of milk and honey, the 400-year prophecy, and the sign of the true redeemer in Parshas Shmos.
- Baruch She'amarAn analysis of the custom to say the 13 Attributes of Mercy aloud and the linguistic distinction between individual and collective martyrdom in Avinu Malkeinu.
- Hagadah of Pesach / Gishmei BerachahInsights from the Hagadah and Gishmei Berachah on why Matzah precedes Marror, the symbolism of kingship in the word Halom, and the status of the Egyptian King.
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