Women at the Sea Rashi, commenting on this week’s amazing events at the Red Sea, quotes the Midrash (Mechilta 15:22) that at the Red Sea, God was seen by the humblest maidservant in a more powerful ...
After the end of the 10 plagues, Pharaoh sends the people out … and now the Children of Israel finally go forth from Egypt.
The Matthews Playhouse production of 'Prince of Egypt' has added a performance to its final weekend to make up for weather ...
While the media depicts Moses as saying “Let my people go,” in reality he said more. He said to Pharaoh “The LORD, the G-d of ...
We take miracles for granted because familiarity breeds… well, scrolling past them.
It’s not just things from our childhoods that inhabit Memory Lane. We remember happy events like weddings, births of children ...
In the depths of the Red Sea, scientists have uncovered a deadly natural phenomenon: deep-sea brine pools that kill almost ...
Does the Biblical story of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt appear in Greek mythology? This article examines some possibilities.
CANTON ‒ “We Will Not Be Moved! – The Struggle Continues,” was the theme for the 51st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community ...
One of the most theologically challenging chapters of the Exodus narrative is the one in which Pharaoh’s heart is “hardened.” Where is the moral choice or free will that characterizes Torah?
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The plagues: Why 10? Why these?
Consider a proportionate divine response to extraordinary cruelty: A gradual, ratcheting pressure on a tyrant who refused every opportunity to stop the suffering (Vaera) ...
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