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GeminiThe Challenge of Jewish Leadership
I used to say, only half in jest, that the proof that Moses was greatest of the prophets was that when God asked him to lead the Jewish people, he refused four times: Who am I to lead? They will not believe in me. I am not a man of words. Please send someone else
  • As a Hammer Smashes Rock
    Why are so many elements in Tanach only clarified by connecting different sections of Biblical text? We should understand that all of Tanach is one book, which is composed of 24 sub-books.
  • How I Became an Ambassador for Israel
    In Egypt the Jewish People didn't change their names, their dress, or their language. They were a very conspicuous minority. As we began - so we continue...
  • The Value of Nationhood
    In the Book of Shmot, we are no longer individuals, as in Breishit, but rather begin to appear in history as a Nation. Why is a national framework so critical?
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    The Less Understandable Request
    It is hard to understand the way Moshe and Aharon presented their demands of Paroh, demands which resulted in the freeing of Bnei Yisrael from bondage and their exodus from Egypt.
  • A Legend In His Own Lunchtime
    Even though he grew up as a prince in Egypt, Moshe never forgot his roots.
  • Insights
    View From Above
    A Shiur by Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed for the weekly Torah reading of "Shemot".
  • שיג ושיח
    Women as Leaders
    A Shiur by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks for the weekly Torah reading of "Shemot".
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