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Why do elephants not knock down a circus tent? Why didn't Bnei Yisrael wage battle against Mitzrayim?
Because they both thought that there was no way they would win.
Yehoshua takes center stage here and later on in Parshas Shelach. What is the common theme throughout? What is the common thread?
Just because Bnei Yisrael was leaving Mitzrayim didn't mean they could be confident that they didn't need to prepare for war. A person must abide by what circumstances dictate and not rely on a miracle.
Bnei Yisrael kept their names, clothes, and language while in Mitzrayim. If so, why did they need more merits to leave? Why add Korban Pesach and Bris Milah? The answer tells us a fundamental part of being Yidden.
Why was Nissan chosen over any other month to be the head of the year? The Ran illuminates our eyes/
This was no regular hail. Regular hail (or any precipitation) needs clouds. This was no ordinary hail.
Donald Trump and Paroh show us a powerful lesson in how we can end up where we ultimately want to.
The Brisker Rav zt'l illuminates our eyes, explaining how miraculous this plague was.
Moshe Rabbeinu grows up in Pharaoh's palace, and the most unlikely scenario occurs. He turns out to be the savior of Bnei Yisrael. The same can happen to us all. We can be in the worst scenario, but the salvation will come in the end
The Torah tells us the number of people who came down to Mitzrayim to tell us how improbable it is that we are still here.
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