According to the Book of Exodus, Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt, with the Red Sea parting to allow his people to flee ...

The story of Moses parting the Red Sea is one of the most famous tales of the Old Testament and now scientists claim there ...

Did you ever wonder why there were ten separate plagues that struck Pharaoh and the Egyptians during the process of the Jewish exodus from Egypt? Wouldn’t it have been more efficient for Hashem ...

The Pharaoh with whom Moses and Aharon engaged during the first nine plagues makes clear in their last reported bilateral meeting that this is the last time they will see each other. Moses agrees ...

The 10 plagues were described in the Book of Exodus as disasters sent from God to the Egyptian pharaoh in order to convince him to free the Jewish people: water turning into blood, frogs ...

Plague after plague advances in a special way which convinces Pharaoh of Hashem's existence and his very personal relationship with this world. Immediately after Moshe requests to let the Jewish ...

The first three plagues were also for the purpose of responding to Pharaoh’s statement in Sh’mot 5, verse 2, that he didn’t know HaShem. These plagues served as an introduction and were kept ...

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Pharaoh would have had no choice but to let the Jews go because of the severity of the plagues. They were so harsh that Pharaoh would have promptly acceded to Moses’s requests in order for the ...