ChaBaD PARSHAH PICKS: How Long Can We Wait? (Shemot)

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 ChaBaD PARSHAH PICKS: How Long Can We Wait? (Shemot)
General Overview

 

This week's Torah reading, Shemot, begins the Book of Exodus. Pharaoh issues harsh decrees against the Israelites, beginning decades of Jewish suffering and slavery. Moses is born and raised in the Egyptian royal palace. After killing an Egyptian, Moses escapes to Midian and marries. G‑d appears to him in a burning bush and demands that he return to Egypt to redeem the Israelites. Moses returns to Egypt with the intention of freeing the Jewish people.

 

How Long Can We Wait?

How Long Can We Wait?

Miriam shows us how to wait. With bitterness over our suffering but not with despair.

By Chaya Shuchat

 

 

 
THE PARSHAH

 

Shemot in a Nutshell

Shemot in a Nutshell

Exodus 1:1–6:1

 

 

 
THE HAFTARAH

 

Shemot Haftarah Companion

Shemot Haftarah Companion

For an informed reading of Isaiah 27:6–28:13; 29:22–23

By Mendel Dubov

 

 

 
COLUMNISTS

 

My Planner, Our Purpose

My Planner, Our Purpose

Losing my planner taught me that we are not lost and listless, but on a path from a Higher Source.

By Yossy Goldman

 

 

 

Advance Merit

Advance Merit

G-d paid us forward, because He believed we would justify His belief in us.

By Yossi Ives

 

 

 

From Back-Breaking Labor to Mind-Bending Liberation

From Back-Breaking Labor to Mind-Bending Liberation

Dear G‑d, why is life so challenging? Why are You being so hard on me?

By Aharon Loschak

 

 

 
FEATURED VIDEOS

 

Is It Proper to Question G-d?

Is It Proper to Question G-d?

A lesson based on Moses's complaint to G-d that the divine plan to redeem the Israelites from Egypt actually made their lives worse.

By Michael Chighel

 

 

 

G-d, What is Your Name?

G-d, What is Your Name?

Parshat Shemot

By Chana Weisberg

 

 

 

Crisis in Egypt

Crisis in Egypt

Shemot Parshah Report

Dovid Taub & Jonathan Goorvich

 

 

 
FEATURED AUDIO CLASSES

 

Basic Parshah - Shemot

An overview of the weekly Parshah, through the eyes of the many commentators, enriching your understanding of how our great history unfolded.

By Marty Goodman

 

Parshah Insight: Shemot

A five minute weekly Torah insight based on the wellsprings of Torah and Chassidut.

By J. Immanuel Schochet

 

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