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Some questions don’t need to be asked – they jump out at you. Even if G-d intended to bring punishments on His people, what is the purpose in describing them in the Torah in such gruesome detail?
Obviously, the Egyptians did some really bad things, and something had to be done to free the children of Israel. But couldn’t G-d have found a more humane way to deal with the situation?
The 98 curses of the Rebuke prompt the question: Does G-d really “punish” us for our misdeeds, like a parent at his wits’ end as to what to do with a troublemaking child? Or is there some deeper current that moves beneath the tides of pain and suffering t...
Parshat Ki Tavo
The connection between the start of a new year and the 98 curses read in this week’s Torah portion.
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