We all grew up with the obvious knowledge: the Egyptians drowned in the Red Sea, with Pharaoh at their head. But why doesn't the Torah explicitly describe Pharaoh's death? And how is it possible that the Midrash reveals to us that this very wicked man remained alive?
In a fascinating lesson on Parashat B'Shalach, Rabbi Yoav Akris delves into one of the most surprising secrets of the Exodus. It turns out that Pharaoh's survival is not a "mistake" in history, but rather the most powerful message that God sends to each of us about the ability to change, even when the situation seems hopeless.
An immersive lesson that begins in ancient Egypt, goes through the gypsy circus and the flea experiment, and reaches the moving story of Thomas Edison and the boy everyone gave up on.
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In this lesson we will discover:
What really happened to Pharaoh after the Red Sea parted - and where did he disappear to?
The surprising connection between the wicked Pharaoh and the story of the prophet Jonah and the king of Nineveh
Why did God choose to keep the most cruel person in history alive?
The moving story of a boy everyone gave up on - and what happened when one person believed in him
How to break free from the limiting sentences you've been told and believe you're capable of change
A must-have class for anyone who wants to push their limits.
