
The Chofetz Chaim answers that generally Teshuva is not a natural process – since when can we reach such intensity and regret that we are allowed to undo past ..
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The question has been often asked; HaShem clearly states that He hardened Pharoah’s heart so that Pharoah will continue to refuse to let the Bnei Yisrael go free. ..
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The opinion of Rabbi Akiva (and the one quoted by rashi in the sedra) is that the plague of frogs was really ‘the plague of frog.’ Let me explain; one large ..
Written by Daniel Fine
It’s quite well known that the first three plagues were actually performed via Aharon, and not Mohse. This is because, as Rashi points out (7;19 & 8;12)the ..
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Q: We see many times throughout the plagues that Hashem ‘hardened Pharo’s heart’, seemingly denying Pharoh the ability to repent and to let the people go! Did Pharoh ..
Written by Jonny Caller
……..but they (Israelites) did not heed Moses, because of shortness of breath and hard work. (6:9) The Torah enumerates 2 reasons why the Israelites were ..
Written by Yehuda Katz
‘…you shall stand opposite him at the river’s bank, and the staff that was turned into a snake you shall take in your hand’ (Shemot 7:15). Q: why did Hashem ..
Written by Jonny Caller
Pharaoh- the hardened heart – depraved, Hitlerian dictator of his time; softened by some hailstones – to the point of admission – I am evil. But it wasn’t ..
Written by Rabbi Shimshon Silkin
There’s a lot going on in Parashas Va’eira. We learn about the first seven plagues, and next week, the last three. Each plague on its own is another ..
Written by Nisso (blanga) stein