Pey

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Pey: the seventeenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, prounounced "p," with a numerical value of 80

The Power of Peh Blog

By Tzvi Freeman

Kabbalistically speaking, nothing is more powerful than speaking. Take a look inside the "peh" and you'll see the "bet" of creation.

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Pei — Communication Book

Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin

In Israel, a fifteen-year-old girl woke up one morning to discover suddenly that she could no longer speak. After three days of shock and denial, her parents brought her to an elite doctor in Tel Aviv. The physician examined her. Then he told the mother ...

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Moses and Pharaoh, Good and Bad Speech Parsha Va'eira Video

Aaron L. Raskin

The Torah tells us (Exodus 7:7) "Moses was 80 years old... when he spoke to Pharaoh." The number 80 is represented in Hebrew by the letter "pei" which hints to the word "peh" meaning "mouth." It was at this age that Moses confronted Pharaoh--the letters ...

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