The Plague of Darkness: Parshah Bo
The plague of darkness did not affect the Jewish people, as the Torah says (Exodus 10:23), "For Israel, there was light in all the places they were." Why does Rashi differ from the Midrash as to whether this light was one of the miracles of the plague? (Based on Likkutei Sichos vol. 31)
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Javell
WEST PALM BEACH. FL
January 25, 2015
who? who did he say could stop the boat miraculously as he stroked his beard? I can't make it out Reply
RE: Javell (who?) Javell,
The quote in your question starts at 22:17 in the video. He said "Given that the Alter Rebbe could stop the boat miraculously, so why did he not just do that at the outset..."