Change Your Pesach, Change Your Life

First Born, First Fruits, and Concluding Thoughts

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Weights and Measures, Interest, Gifts to the Poor, and Bugs: A Grab-Bag of Egypt-Related Mitzvot

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Treating Converts Well and Carefully

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Limiting the Slavery of Jews

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Three Surprising Examples of Jewish Historical Memory

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Enticing People to Alien Worship as a Crime Against the Memory of the Exodus

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Sanctifying (or Profaning) Hashem’s Name, Prophesying in the Name of Idolatry as Exodus-Related Issues

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Pesach All Year: Unexpected Mitzvot of Remembering Egypt

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Putting Ourselves Into the Haggadah

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Par’oh Takes Himself to His Doom

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

The Egyptians Could Have Done Better

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Failures On the Eve of Exodus and Its Aftermath

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Dragging Down the Redemption

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Seeds That Could Have Led to Success for the Jewish People

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Moshe Rabbenu’s Failures

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Moshe’s Successes in Egypt

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

The Needle to Thread in the Human/Divine Partnership

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Mitzvot, Shaping the Human Side of the Partnership with Hashem

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

The Human/Divine Partnership in the Exodus Story

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Natural and Supernatural in the Rest of the Exodus

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Would We Have Seen Hashem in the Plagues?

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

Introduction: The Challenge and the Way to Meet It

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein