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Va'eira: The First Seven Plagues
Exodus 6:2–9:35
In the second section of the Book of Exodus, G d begins the process that will lead to the redemption of the Jews from Egyptian slavery. He first informs Moses that it is crucial that he and the Jewish people demonstrate the same faith in G d that the patriarchs did when He appeared (Va’eira in Hebrew) to them. After some additional preparations, G d then begins to strike the Egyptians with plagues.
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Daily Quote
O how she sits alone, the city once so populous, has become like a widow... She that was great among the nations, a princess among the provinces, has become tributary...
–Opening verse of the the Book of Lamentations (Jeremiah's lament on the destruction of Jerusalem and the Holy Temple, read on the eve of Tisha B'Av)
The Parshah

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