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Maimonides calls him "the most perfect human being", and the sages of the Talmud said that "the Divine Presence spoke from his throat." Yet the Torah also attests that the man who took the Children of Israel out of Egypt and received the Torah from G-d ...
By Menachem Posner Although only 48 prophets and seven prophetesses are mentioned in the Bible, Talmud Megillah 14a. throughout our history our nation has been blessed with tens of thousands of individuals who transmitted the word of G‑d; each of them excelling in his or ...
By Chaya Sarah Silberberg Question: Scripture tells us that Moses left Egypt a young man, and yet he comes back an octogenarian. Where was he for all those years? Answer: The Midrash fills in the gap with the following fascinating account: Around the time that Moses left Egypt, a ...
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe From the circumstances of his birth through his refusal to lead to the last moments of his life, everything the Torah tells us about Moses is a lesson in Jewish leadership
By Yanki Tauber It's probably the oldest question in the history of human thought. It's surely the most disturbing, the most frequently asked and the least satisfactorily answered. Why, oh why, do bad things happen to good people?
By Yanki Tauber Man has shrunk over the centuries. At the same time, our planet became an infinitesimal speck in a universe of mind-numbing vastness. Did we become humbler?
Moses Flees Egypt, Moses in Midian
G-D Upholds the Covenant The children of Israel could no longer endure their terrible suffering and persecution at the hands of their cruel overlords. Their cries for help, their supplications and prayers, coming from the very bottom of their hearts, ...
Moses Accepted As Leader Moses returned to his father-in-law in Midian, and asked for his approval to return to his brethren in Egypt. Jethro gave him his blessing, and Moses set out for Egypt. G-d then ordered Aaron to meet Moses. They met in the desert ...
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