Parshat Shemot – Part 3
Rabbi Mordechai Perlman teaches that Moshe’s encounter with the burning bush shows G-d’s presence in suffering and His call to Moshe to lead Israel’s redemption.
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Rabbi Mordechai Perlman teaches that Moshe’s encounter with the burning bush shows G-d’s presence in suffering and His call to Moshe to lead Israel’s redemption.
The Torah devotes a lot of time to people who are not righteous, why is that? Why does it even mention them in it?
Rabbi Mordechai Perlman explains that Moshe’s early life and courageous actions reveal his leadership qualities and compassion, shaping him as the redeemer of Israel.
Rabbi Mordechai Perlman teaches that the suffering in Egypt prepared the Jewish people for redemption, showing how hardship strengthens faith and reliance on G-d.
What is the problem with murder according to the Torah, unlike other sins?
Why does the Gemara say stolen heaven is sweeter?
"I pray to Hashem all the time and He doesn't listen." And how did Rabbi Kahneman respond?
Despite the historical enmity, the descendants of Esau are to be treated with respect, their land is not to be conquered, nor are they to be fought against, for God has given them their inheritance.
The people of Israel arrived in the Land of Israel as slaves and knew nothing about the land they had come to. So how are they supposed to not be afraid?
"Shall I bear it alone?" Moses asks God, blessed be He, regarding the stubborn people he must lead. And what did God, blessed be He, answer him?