<p>Pharoah, the tyrannical male, tried to kill all Jewish males. But Moses was able to rise and confront him with a rectified form of masculinity. </p>

Pharoah, the tyrannical male, tried to kill all Jewish males. But Moses was able to rise and confront him with a rectified form of masculinity.

<p>Pharoah, the tyrannical male, tried to kill all Jewish males. But Moses was able to rise and confront him with a rectified form of masculinity.&nbsp;</p>

Moses & Masculinity: Why Jews Are Conflicted About Wielding Power

Jewish Psychology, Philosophy, and Spirituality with Rabbi Nir Menussi

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