# Yetziat Mitzrayim

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The Place Meant for You

Living Emunah 2951 The Place Meant for You The Gemara tells us that when it came time to choose the seventy elders who would assist Moshe Rabbeinu, six men were selected from each shevet, making a total of seventy-two candidates. A lottery was then held to determine which seventy would be chosen. S…

110 Daily Dose of Gratitude

Introduction to the Fundamentals of Emunah Welcome to our daily Bitachon class. As a continuation of our topic on Sha'ar HaBechinah (The Gate of Reflection), we are now going to discuss the fundamentals of Emunah —the ways in which we attain a clear recognition of God. To begin, there are three fun…

111 Daily Dose of Gratitude

Daily Bitachon: The Power of Daily Contemplation Welcome to Daily Bitachon. We spoke in the previous class on the three approaches to strengthening our emuna (faith): Seeing God through Torah Seeing God through creation Seeing miracles like that of Yetziat Mitzrayim (the Exodus from Egypt) Today, w…

2062 – Pesach Blessings, True Freedom, and Redemption from Worries – ברכות פסח, חירות אמיתית, וגאולה מדאגות

The Rebbe blesses the recipient for a kosher and joyous Pesach celebrated in true freedom, both spiritually and materially. He explains this freedom as liberation from the evil inclination and worries, connecting it to the era of Moshiach and the ongoing relevance of Yetziat Mitzrayim. https://www…

The Months of Tamuz and Av 03

The Two Orders of the Shvatim Welcome to Daily Bitachon. We've been talking about the different months of the year, their symbolism, their connections, and their depth. Today, we're going to discuss the twelve tribes ( Shvatim ) that correspond to the twelve months of the year. The Sefarim tell us …

The Months of Tamuz and Av 16

Welcome to the Daily Dose of Bitachon. As we prepare for the month of Av— Erev Rosh Chodesh Av ( ערב ראש חודש אב )—we carry with us the concept we introduced back at the beginning of Tammuz: that each of the twelve months of the year corresponds to a unique spiritual force. Today, we will explore t…

Being Present

Parashat Ki-Tavo begins with the mitzvah of bikkurim , which requires farmers to bring the first ripened fruits to the Bet Ha'mikdash , and present them to a kohen . In one sense, bikkurim resembles other agricultural mitzvot which obligate a person to give the first portion of his produce to Hashe…

Chapter 66 Episode 1

Rabbi Shulman learns a passage (פרק ס״ו) from the Maharal (אמר יהודה בן בצלאל) arguing that any great divine act must have a correspondingly great purpose. He shows how the Torah itself defines the telos of Yetziat Mitzrayim: that Hashem be our God and that His שכינה dwell among us—seen through the…

Humility: Making Room for G-d's Presence September 29, 2026

About this class The class explores the profound connection between humility and the ability to bring G-d's presence into the world, exemplified by Moshe Rabbeinu. Moshe, the most accomplished leader in Jewish history, was also the most humble. This seemingly paradoxical combination is explained by…

Chapter 66 Episode 2

Rabbi Shulman continues learning Maharal (פרק ס״ו), arguing that the miracles of Yetziat Mitzrayim were aimed at a single telos: that Hashem be *our* God by dwelling among us—“ושכנתי בתוכם.” He develops the Maharal’s framework of עילה/עלול (Giver/recipient) to show why the tachtonim (humans and the…