Treating Others With Respect - Parshat Beshalach
Why did the Jewish People ask Pharaoh for permission to leave Egypt? Pharoah didn't even have a say in the matter! Moshe and the Jewish people always treated Pharaoh and the Egyptians with respect.
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Why did the Jewish People ask Pharaoh for permission to leave Egypt? Pharoah didn't even have a say in the matter! Moshe and the Jewish people always treated Pharaoh and the Egyptians with respect.
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