We all possess characteristics of each child, and during Passover we conduct each of these four conversations in parallel.
This year, it is not enough to recite the plagues of the past and understand their integral role in the story of our liberation.
Far too often investors focus on the immediate present without any broader perspective. They lose sight of their long-term goals, because of short-term fear.
Founding God’s Nation: Reading Exodus is a book that should be carefully “read.” The reader will be gifted with new, enriching insight into God’s plan for the Jewish people.
Many of those leaving have said they fear persecution and ethnic cleansing at the hands of Azerbaijan.
Masei opens with a list of 42 spots in the wilderness where the Israelites camped along the way — 42 phases of their epic trek from slavery toward the ever-elusive promised land.
Shavuot is not (only) the culmination of Passover, but (also) its subversion.
Pharaoh dying in the firstborn plague would lead to the immediate crowing that night of a new Pharaoh. This is further supported by the word “rose”: “And Pharaoh rose up in the night.”
What lessons does the biblical miracle of the parting of the Red Sea in Exodus, commemorated on Passover, have for modern Israel amid domestic turmoil?
A proposal for a Zionist counting of the Omer, a purposeful reflection on the significance of just a few of the anniversaries, commemorations, and celebrations in the weeks ahead.
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