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Category: Getting Out of Galus

Pharaoh’s Obstinacy: A Lesson in Attaining Inner Strength

Posted on March 27, 2017March 27, 2017 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Pharaoh’s Obstinacy: A Lesson in Attaining Inner Strength
Pharaoh’s Obstinacy: A Lesson in Attaining Inner Strength

BS”D In parshas Shemos, HaShem for the first time informs Moshe Rabbeinu that He will strengthen Pharaoh’s heart, and Pharaoh will repeatedly refuse to release the Jewish people from Egypt: The Lord said to Moses, “When you go to return to Egypt, see all the signs that I have placed in your hand and perform…

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Chagim, Emunah, Getting Out of Galus, Parsha Insights, Tefilla

3 Powerful Lessons We Learn from Miriam HaNavia

Posted on July 5, 2016November 7, 2016 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on 3 Powerful Lessons We Learn from Miriam HaNavia
3 Powerful Lessons We Learn from Miriam HaNavia

BS”D The Talmud states: “Three good providers stood up for Israel: Moses, Aaron and Miriam, and for their sake three good gifts were conferred [upon Israel], the Well, the Pillar of Cloud and the Manna; the Well, for the merit of Miriam; the Pillar of Cloud for the merit of Aaron; the Manna for the…

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Getting Out of Galus

Finding the Light in the Darkness of Galus Miztrayim

Posted on July 5, 2016March 15, 2020 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Finding the Light in the Darkness of Galus Miztrayim
Finding the Light in the Darkness of Galus Miztrayim

BS”D After their salvation from Galus Miztrayim and the mighty display of HaShem’s Hand at Krias Yam Suf, Moshe Rebbeinu lead the men in singing Az Yashir, a song of praises to HaShem. When the men had finished, the women followed Miriam HaNavia with drums and dances to a song of their own. וַתִּקַּח מִרְיָם…

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Emunah, Getting Out of Galus

From Where Did the Jewish Women in Egypt Get Their Strength?

Posted on July 5, 2016January 18, 2023 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on From Where Did the Jewish Women in Egypt Get Their Strength?
From Where Did the Jewish Women in Egypt Get Their Strength?

BS”D While the crushing physical labor of the Egyptian exile left the nation exhausted and short of breath, the emotional toll was in many respects worse. Jewish families were torn apart. The people were demoralized and depressed, stripped of the most basic sense of human dignity and self-respect. To a certain extent the women felt…

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Getting Out of Galus

In the Merit of the Righteous Women

Posted on November 3, 2015March 7, 2017 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on In the Merit of the Righteous Women
In the Merit of the Righteous Women

BS”D Our Sages tell us, “In the merit of the righteous women of the generation, our ancestors were redeemed from Egypt” (Sotah, 11b). Many of us have heard this Gemara, but what is less well-known is the spiritual level these women were able to acheive. Their connection to HaShem- as individuals and as a community-…

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