All posts in: Bo

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  Bo

  6 years ago

  When Shouting isn’t Enough

  And so that you should relate in the ears of your son and your son’s son that I have mocked Egypt’ (10:2) In this verse, Hashem is telling Moshe the purpose ..

  Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick
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  Bo

  3 years ago

  [Don’t] See Like an Egyptian

  Moshe was told to “come to Pharoah” in order to bring upon him the final three plagues [1]. It has been pointed out that the word “bo” (meaning “come”) ..

  Written by Rabbi Daniel Leeman
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  Bo

  3 years ago

  Bo – Thinking

  One of the most distinctive aspects of the Ten Plagues was the persistent refusal of Pharaoh to recognize the error of his ways and accept that the G-d of the Jews ..

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  5 years ago

  Weekly Dvar Torah,Insightful and practical

  BS”D Redemption–The Main Thing Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic What’s the Main Thrust? In this week’s Parsha of Bo (Ex. 12:12) G-d states: : “I will pass ..

  Written by Sholtiel Lebovic
• Bo

  7 years ago

  A Friend in High Places

  Parshas Bo; Friend in High Places Sometimes a small act can facilitate larger events. I remember during my first year in Yeshiva I was sent to reserve a bimah down ..

  Written by D Fine
• Bo

  7 years ago

  Parashas Bo (long)

  Parashas Bo How many plagues appear in this weeks sedra Bo/בא? … It’s in the name… Just like we did with last week’s sedra, Vaeira, the gematria of Bo should ..

  Written by Daniel Sandground
• Bo

  7 years ago

  about Midnight isn’t so precise??

  Moshe says to Pharoah ” at about midnight Hashem will bring Darkness over the land” Why does Moshe say K’Chatzos (about midnight)?? Usually Hashem ..

  Written by BENJAMIN A ROSE
• Bo

  7 years ago

  When mercy is cruel

  The sedra opens with the ‘amira’ form of speech; which denotes a softer, calmer message. Why? The Ohr HaChaim gives two answers here. Firstly, he writes that ..

  Written by d fine
• Bo

  7 years ago

  I’ll be there for you!!

  Hashem tells Moshe “Bo El Pharoh” which translates as “Come to Pharoh”. Shouldn’t he have said “Go to Pharoh”? This teaches ..

  Written by Benjamin Rose
• Bo

  7 years ago

  warning falling on deaf ears

  The opening pasuk of our sedra seems a bit strange at first glance. It reads ‘and HaShem said to Moshe ‘come to Pharaoh, for I have hardened his heart and the heart ..

  Written by d fine