Great People Reach for the Impossible
Every Child Needs a Miriam to Watch Over Him
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Women's Behaaloscha Class
- June 18, 2019
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- 15 Sivan 5779
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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In loving memory of Yeshayahu Yosef ben Yacov Leib, Jesse Cohen, on the occasion of his 7th yartzeit on 12 Sivan.
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This class was presented on Tuesday Parshas Behaaloscha, 15 Sivan, 5779, June 18, 2019 at the Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
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Women's Behaaloscha Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- June 18, 2019
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- 15 Sivan 5779
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- 3150 views
In loving memory of Yeshayahu Yosef ben Yacov Leib, Jesse Cohen, on the occasion of his 7th yartzeit on 12 Sivan.
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Kalman -3 years ago
Unnecessary miracle
Shalom Rabbi Jacobson. Very nice explanation, thanks. But I have one question: as you know, the Almighty does not do unnecessary miracles, especially those that break the laws of nature. Why did he need to lengthen the hand of the daughter of the pharaoh, and then return it to its normal state, if it was possible to wind the basket to the shore, directly into the hands of the daughter of the pharaoh?
I'm waiting for your answer.
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Kalman -3 years ago
While I was writing my question, I had a few more questions.
I do not understand the act of Yoheved, mother Moshe - what did she hope for? Is letting a child on the Nile full of crocodiles safer than dying at the hands of the Egyptians? And where was Moshe's father at that time, is he not at all in the picture? And yet, if you look at the map of Egypt at that time, we will see that the Eretz Goshen, where the Moshe family lived, is located far in the north, closer to the Mediterranean Sea, while the palace of the pharaoh from which Batia came out was in the capital Memphis, far to the south. So, Yokheved had to take children with her, go up through the floor of the country upstream of the Nile, to lower the basket into the river not far from the palace. I'm interested in the mother’s act. What motivated her to do such an act?
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Anonymous -3 years ago
Did you hear the entire class? The point was that perhaps the miracle was figurative -- meaning it represented her going beyond nature, and Hashem completing it.
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Anonymous -4 years ago
Is there by any chance a source sheet for this?
Thank you so much
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Anonymous -4 years ago
Amazing!
So empowering!
Thanks Again!
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Anonymous -4 years ago
wow! thanks rav yy!
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yyjacobson -4 years ago
נפלא במאד מאד
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Sarah Margulis -4 years ago
Thank You!
Wow that was so powerful and beautiful!
Thank you for blowing my mind off again with your amazing lectures!!
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