Unconditional Love by Rabbi Mordechai Rhine The Exodus from Egypt was a noteworthy event. Yet, four days after the Exodus the Egyptians decided to chase after the Jews. In yet another dramatic experience G-d dried the Red Sea and led the Jewish people through to safety. When the Egyptians entered the waterbed G-d returned the more »

Don’t be a Sore Winner by Rabbi Mordechai Rhine The Parsha begins by describing the first precious days of freedom as the Jewish people left Egypt. Just as they were beginning their journey, Pharoh had a change of heart, gathered his troops, and decided to give chase. Pharoh’s decision is confusing. Just days ago he more »

The Song of Miriam by Rabbi Mordechai Rhine The Jews stood at the edge of the sea in a spirit of exhilaration. They had just experienced the miracle of the splitting of the sea and now their redemption from Egypt was final. The feared Egyptian army lay dead, drowned in the sea. Led by Moshe, more »