Bo
And So It Was, At The Stroke of Midnight
Posted by Jack Kustanowitz | Tags: Bo
We read in the Hagaddah (and in Parshat Bo), that Makat Bechorot (the plague known as the Death of the Firstborn) happened "bachatzi halaila", or roughly translated, "at the stroke of midnight". Not "be'emtza halayla" (meaning in the middle of the night") or "balaila" (meaning "at night"), but...
Heart of Darkness
Posted by Rabbi Avi Heller | Tags: Bo
Although the plagues inflicted by God against the cruel but hapless Egyptians inflicted great material damage (and great death in the massacre of the first-born), their primary impact was psychological and psycho-theological. Consider the final three plagues: Locusts Darkness First-Born What...
My video divrei Torah on parasha Bo from Youtube.com by Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg
Posted by Jonathan Ginsburg | Tags: Bo
Parashat Bo 15/54 Exodus 10 JewU340
My video divrei Torah on parasha vaera from youtube Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg
Posted by Jonathan Ginsburg | Tags: Bo
Parshat Vaera in Exodus 14/54 JewU333
My Weekly Drash (a mini D'var Torah) - Bo (2)
Posted by Daniel M. Kimmel | Tags: Bo
People in administrative positions get lots of advice and then have to make the hard decisions themselves. In Parshah Bo we get a good example of not heeding good advice when Pharaoh ignores his courtiers before the eighth plague. One would think the message got through by now, but Pharaoh's...
My Weekly Drash (a mini D'var Torah) - Bo
Posted by Daniel M. Kimmel | Tags: Bo
There’s a moment in this week’s Parshah Bo that is easy to read quickly but ought to provoke much discussion. Right after the killing of the first born and Pharaoh’s release of the Israelites we read, “The Egyptians urged the people on, impatient to have them leave the country, for they...
