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Question about Shemot, locusts
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I have a question that I've asked to multiple rabbis but that remains unanswered:
Dear Rabbi:
Question about Parasha. In Exodus 10:19 the locusts enter the Red Sea. What is the connection with the Egyptians who also drowned in it?
Yours Sincerely,
Jerry
Netherlands
yetziat-mitzrayim bo plagues-makkos yam-suf
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I have a question that I've asked to multiple rabbis but that remains unanswered:
Dear Rabbi:
Question about Parasha. In Exodus 10:19 the locusts enter the Red Sea. What is the connection with the Egyptians who also drowned in it?
Yours Sincerely,
Jerry
Netherlands
yetziat-mitzrayim bo plagues-makkos yam-suf
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Welcome to Mi Yodeya and thank you for this intriguing question!
– DonielF
4 hours ago
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Hi and welcome -- I looked at the verse and it says that the wind hurled them Yama suf which could be read simply as "towards the Reed Sea". While the English says "into" two of the Aramaic renderings have "to the Reed sea."
– rosends
4 hours ago
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I have a question that I've asked to multiple rabbis but that remains unanswered:
Dear Rabbi:
Question about Parasha. In Exodus 10:19 the locusts enter the Red Sea. What is the connection with the Egyptians who also drowned in it?
Yours Sincerely,
Jerry
Netherlands
yetziat-mitzrayim bo plagues-makkos yam-suf
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I have a question that I've asked to multiple rabbis but that remains unanswered:
Dear Rabbi:
Question about Parasha. In Exodus 10:19 the locusts enter the Red Sea. What is the connection with the Egyptians who also drowned in it?
Yours Sincerely,
Jerry
Netherlands
yetziat-mitzrayim bo plagues-makkos yam-suf
yetziat-mitzrayim bo plagues-makkos yam-suf
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Welcome to Mi Yodeya and thank you for this intriguing question!
– DonielF
4 hours ago
1
Hi and welcome -- I looked at the verse and it says that the wind hurled them Yama suf which could be read simply as "towards the Reed Sea". While the English says "into" two of the Aramaic renderings have "to the Reed sea."
– rosends
4 hours ago
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Welcome to Mi Yodeya and thank you for this intriguing question!
– DonielF
4 hours ago
1
Hi and welcome -- I looked at the verse and it says that the wind hurled them Yama suf which could be read simply as "towards the Reed Sea". While the English says "into" two of the Aramaic renderings have "to the Reed sea."
– rosends
4 hours ago
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2
Welcome to Mi Yodeya and thank you for this intriguing question!
– DonielF
4 hours ago
Welcome to Mi Yodeya and thank you for this intriguing question!
– DonielF
4 hours ago
1
1
Hi and welcome -- I looked at the verse and it says that the wind hurled them Yama suf which could be read simply as "towards the Reed Sea". While the English says "into" two of the Aramaic renderings have "to the Reed sea."
– rosends
4 hours ago
Hi and welcome -- I looked at the verse and it says that the wind hurled them Yama suf which could be read simply as "towards the Reed Sea". While the English says "into" two of the Aramaic renderings have "to the Reed sea."
– rosends
4 hours ago
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Rabbi Yosef Deutsch in Let My Nation Go, page 259, writes:
The wind carried every single locust east to the sea so that not one locust remained in Egypt. The locusts would await the Egyptians by the sea, and when the Egyptians would pursue the Jewish people to the sea, the locusts would torment them once again.
The footnotes source this to the work V’imrei No’am, in its comments to Exodus 10:19, but I can’t seem to find a copy of this work online. Maybe someone else can take it from here.
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There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
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1 Answer
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Rabbi Yosef Deutsch in Let My Nation Go, page 259, writes:
The wind carried every single locust east to the sea so that not one locust remained in Egypt. The locusts would await the Egyptians by the sea, and when the Egyptians would pursue the Jewish people to the sea, the locusts would torment them once again.
The footnotes source this to the work V’imrei No’am, in its comments to Exodus 10:19, but I can’t seem to find a copy of this work online. Maybe someone else can take it from here.
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
1
There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
– b a
2 hours ago
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Rabbi Yosef Deutsch in Let My Nation Go, page 259, writes:
The wind carried every single locust east to the sea so that not one locust remained in Egypt. The locusts would await the Egyptians by the sea, and when the Egyptians would pursue the Jewish people to the sea, the locusts would torment them once again.
The footnotes source this to the work V’imrei No’am, in its comments to Exodus 10:19, but I can’t seem to find a copy of this work online. Maybe someone else can take it from here.
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
1
There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
– b a
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Rabbi Yosef Deutsch in Let My Nation Go, page 259, writes:
The wind carried every single locust east to the sea so that not one locust remained in Egypt. The locusts would await the Egyptians by the sea, and when the Egyptians would pursue the Jewish people to the sea, the locusts would torment them once again.
The footnotes source this to the work V’imrei No’am, in its comments to Exodus 10:19, but I can’t seem to find a copy of this work online. Maybe someone else can take it from here.
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
Rabbi Yosef Deutsch in Let My Nation Go, page 259, writes:
The wind carried every single locust east to the sea so that not one locust remained in Egypt. The locusts would await the Egyptians by the sea, and when the Egyptians would pursue the Jewish people to the sea, the locusts would torment them once again.
The footnotes source this to the work V’imrei No’am, in its comments to Exodus 10:19, but I can’t seem to find a copy of this work online. Maybe someone else can take it from here.
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
answered 4 hours ago
DonielFDonielF
18.2k12693
18.2k12693
1
There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
– b a
2 hours ago
add a comment |
1
There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
– b a
2 hours ago
1
1
There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
– b a
2 hours ago
There are 26+7 results on HebrewBooks for אמרי נועם or אמרי נעם, so maybe it's in one of them (if someone has the patience to sift through them all)
– b a
2 hours ago
add a comment |
2
Welcome to Mi Yodeya and thank you for this intriguing question!
– DonielF
4 hours ago
1
Hi and welcome -- I looked at the verse and it says that the wind hurled them Yama suf which could be read simply as "towards the Reed Sea". While the English says "into" two of the Aramaic renderings have "to the Reed sea."
– rosends
4 hours ago