Pesach - Lessons of the Song of the Sea

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You're listening to the weekly para podcast with Ari Goldwag recorded with Hashem's never- ending assistance in Israel 5785 2025. This week's para we don't read the para this week. We are going to read the seventh day of Pes. We're going to read from the song of the sea. Am Israel is at the point of getting out of Egypt. Par is chasing after them with 600 chariots, men in chariots experiences an awesome revelation. As they walk into the sea, the sea splits and miraculously they're able to walk through on dry land and the Egyptians follow after them and are drowned. I'd like to share with you a thought from Arashivas. He's also in his hagada, but it's also he has a whole section on the paras in here and he gives us an incredible insight into what gula looks like, what redemption looks like. He points out that the very beginning of the song at the sea is they started singing this song and this is what they said. I will sing to God for he has done amazing things. He has done things that we're all proud of. Things that make him great and and high above everyone. of he took the horses and the riders and he caused them to have their downfall in the sea. Now points out, we'll read it inside shortly, but he points out that this is clearly a theme that goes through the song. It's also the main or the only thing really that when the women sing the song, they also only sing about the fact that the horses and riders were thrown into the sea. They they came to their final fate in the

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4. 8:31their honor which was represented by these chariots and he dashed it. He smashed it. He…
5. 11:07our enemies. Think about the beepers. That's that's amazing. That's that sounds like this. So, so…
6. 14:12add two times the amount of sugar to the amount of coffee you put in. But…
7. 16:49opposite of nature. When you have a miracle it's the opposite of the way things should…
8. 19:24have before we finish off here. We have one more concept my going to share. We…
9. 22:32we're going to all sing tomorrow because tomorrow we celebrate and remind ourselves of that song…
10. 25:10so we're crushed. But that was the moment that resulted in this song. It came out…

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