
Parshas Shemos – Chayos HaKodesh — Holy Beasts
Initially, Pharaoh attempted to conceal his intention to diminish the burgeoning male population of the Jewish nation by instructing the Hebrew midwives to clandestinely kill

Initially, Pharaoh attempted to conceal his intention to diminish the burgeoning male population of the Jewish nation by instructing the Hebrew midwives to clandestinely kill

Forward Progress is a fascinating rule in the National Football League that states that the play is ruled dead at the spot where forward progress

Forward Progress is a fascinating rule in the National Football League that states that the play is ruled dead at the spot where forward progress

Forward Progress is a fascinating rule in the National Football League that states that the play is ruled dead at the spot where forward progress



Rabbi Berel Wein The Torah leaves us basically unprepared for its description of the events that are recorded for us in this week’s parsha. When

Rabbi Avrohom Sebrow The Gemara relates two short and cryptic anecdotes. (Nedarim 76b) The first is that Chiya the son of Rav would shoot arrows

WHERE AM I? Parshas Shemos details the first time in our history where we are faced, as an Am, with perhaps our greatest challenge. Galus. The Parsha