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Did God Really Need Ten Plagues?

The Theological Significance Of The Ten Plagues

Ten colorful and unique plagues... was that really so necessary? Or was there a deeper theological significance behind why God sent all ten plagues to Egypt?

In this week's video, Rabbi Fohrman explores the final plagues and argues that God played off of Pharaoh's ego to show Pharaoh, the people of Egypt and the people of Israel that only God is all-powerful. Through this explanation, we uncover the significance and meaning of why God needed to send all ten plagues – and nothing less.

Rabbi David Fohrman

Founder and Lead Scholar

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