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<li><aht subpage="plaintext">Parashat Shemot</aht> introduces all of the characters who play a role in the story of the Exodus.</li> | <li><aht subpage="plaintext">Parashat Shemot</aht> introduces all of the characters who play a role in the story of the Exodus.</li> | ||
| − | <li>Chapter 1 provides the backdrop for the Israelites being in Egypt and describes Paroh's efforts to enslave and exterminate them.</li> | + | <li><aht subpage="PlainText#1">Chapter 1</aht> provides the backdrop for the Israelites being in Egypt and describes Paroh's efforts to enslave and exterminate them.</li> |
| − | <li>Chapter 2 gives an account of Moshe's early life, how he came to be in Midyan, and what prompted God's decision to redeem the nation.</li> | + | <li><aht subpage="PlainText#2">Chapter 2</aht> gives an account of Moshe's early life, how he came to be in Midyan, and what prompted God's decision to redeem the nation.</li> |
| − | <li>Chapters 3-4 begin to assemble these pieces with Hashem's appointment of Moshe to lead the Children of Israel out of Egypt and Moshe's return to Egypt.</li> | + | <li><aht subpage="PlainText#3">Chapters 3-4</aht> begin to assemble these pieces with Hashem's appointment of Moshe to lead the Children of Israel out of Egypt and Moshe's return to Egypt.</li> |
| − | <li>Chapter 5 describes Moshe's initial and failed efforts to realize this mission.</li> | + | <li><aht subpage="PlainText#5">Chapter 5</aht> describes Moshe's initial and failed efforts to realize this mission.</li> |
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Version as of 02:38, 15 December 2013
Parashat Shemot – Summary
Introduction
- Parashat Shemot introduces all of the characters who play a role in the story of the Exodus.
- Chapter 1 provides the backdrop for the Israelites being in Egypt and describes Paroh's efforts to enslave and exterminate them.
- Chapter 2 gives an account of Moshe's early life, how he came to be in Midyan, and what prompted God's decision to redeem the nation.
- Chapters 3-4 begin to assemble these pieces with Hashem's appointment of Moshe to lead the Children of Israel out of Egypt and Moshe's return to Egypt.
- Chapter 5 describes Moshe's initial and failed efforts to realize this mission.
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