Join Rabbi Heschel Greenberg for a Parsha Shiur, as he explores the profound beginnings of Sefer Shemos and discover timeless lessons about Jewish identity, resistance, and spiritual strength.

In this deep dive into the opening of Exodus, we’ll explore:

• Why the book is called “Names” (Shemot) and its deeper significance for Jewish survival
• The dual tests of persecution and assimilation in Egyptian exile
• Joseph’s remarkable spiritual resilience in a foreign land
• The transition from honored citizens to slaves – Pharaoh’s subtle strategy
• The birth of Moses and the power of Jewish women in ensuring our continuity