Shabat Shalom English
Speaking Out, Even When it's Hard

Moses and Aaron Speak to the People (watercolor circa 1896–1902 by James Tissot)
For the first time,
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Israel in Egypt (1867 painting by Edward Poynter
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Parshat * Shemot * For Children
Speaking Out, Even When it's Hard

For the first time,
we read God's name.
This is the true meaning of God
Our parasha begins with the words: “These are
the names of the sons of Israel who came to
Egypt with Jacob, each coming with his household.
” With those words begin the story of Israel’s sojourn
in Egypt, the good life there, the subsequent
enslavement, and then redemption.
Yocheved and Miriam defy Pharaoh and
put themselves at great risk by saving
the lives of Israelite baby boys,
including their own son/brother,
Moses. MORE>
Pharaoh Notes the Importance of
the Jewish People (watercolor circa
1896–1902 by James Tissot
The Israelites are slaves to Pharaoh and God
instructs Moses to liberate his people.
Moses and Aaron approach Pharaoh,
who refuses their request.
Now a new Pharaoh rose up over Egypt
who knew nothing of Joseph.
This Pharaoh was worried that the
Israelite nation was too mighty.
First he levied a tax on them, then he
decided to make them slaves.
The Israelites are slaves
to Pharaoh and God
instructs Moses to liberate
his people. Moses and Aaron
approach Pharaoh,who
refuses their request.
Now a new Pharaoh rose up
over Egypt who knew nothing
of Joseph.
This Pharaoh was worried that the
Israelite nation was too mighty.
First he levied a tax on them, then he
decided to make them slaves.

(watercolor circa 1896–1902 by James Tissot)
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SHABAT SHALOM
AND SHAVUA TOVE
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