Parashat Shemot - The Beginnings of Exodus
Parashat Shemot marks the opening of the Book of Exodus, detailing the descent of the Israelites into slavery, the birth and early life of Moses, his call to leadership, and his first encounter with Pharaoh. The narrative explores the suffering of the Israelites, the courage of women who defy Pharaoh's decrees, Moses' formative years in Egypt and Midian, his transformative encounter with God at the burning bush, and the initial request for Israel's release. This weekly study plan examines each Aliyah in depth, guiding readers through the dramatic start of the Exodus story.
7 days
- Day 1: Parashat Shemot: Slavery in Egypt
- Day 2: Parashat Shemot: Birth and Adoption of Moses
- Day 3: Parashat Shemot: Moses Flees to Midian
- Day 4: Parashat Shemot: The Burning Bush
- Day 5: Parashat Shemot: Mission to Pharaoh
- Day 6: Parashat Shemot: Moses Returns to Egypt
- Day 7: Parashat Shemot: Confronting Pharaoh