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e-TiM: Send My People Out – Or Let My People Go: Re-Examining the Story of the Exodus

Send My People Out – Or Let My People Go: Re-examining the Story of the Exodus

Rabbi Menachem Leibtag

January 8 - February 5

Sundays 11:15 am Eastern, 6:15pm Israel

January 8: Why Tell a Lie - Especially When There is No Need: Re-Examining the ‘Burning Bush’ Narrative

January 15: What’s in a Name? In Relation to God, It’s Really Complicated: Re-Examining the Opening Lines of Parshat Va’era

January 22: Why Moshe is "In the Dark" until 'Choshech' Re-Examining the Purpose of the ‘Nine Plagues’

January 29: Did Pharoah Change His Mind, or Did God Change His Plan? Re-Examining What Bnei Yisrael SAW When God Split the SEA

February 5: Three Days or Seven Weeks - Was Sinai the Goal or a 'Rest-Stop'?

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Meet the speaker

Rabbi Menachem Leibtag

Rabbi Menachem Leibtag, an internationally acclaimed bible scholar and pioneer of Jewish Education on the internet, is well known in the Jewish community for his essays on the weekly Bible portion.  His vibrant thematic-analytical approach blends the methods of modern academic scholarship with traditional Jewish approaches to the Biblical text. He is best known for his ability to teach students how to study rather than simply read Biblical passages. As his essays focus on meta-themes in the Bible, his readership

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