In this week's Torah portion, Beshalach, Pharaoh's army chases after the Israelites as they approach the Red Sea. G-d tells Moses to raise his staff - and
when he does, the waters parted, allowing the people of Israel to pass through.
On the other side they rejoiced in their freedom, led in the singing of Mi Chamocha by the matriarchs of our ancestors. However, hardship was right around the corner - thirst, hunger, and the heat of the desert soon to take their toll.
How did the Israelites react to these challenges, and what can we learn from their story? Learn more by joining student Rabbi David Goodman tomorrow for virtual Shabbat Morning Services and Torah Study.
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