It begins with the Israelites enslaved in Egypt, before the Pharaoh - coerced by 10 terrible plagues - agrees to release them and Moses leads them across the miraculously-parted Red Sea.

This week’s parshah is Va’era, the story of the growing conflict between Pharoah and Moses leading to the 10 plagues we know from Passover. This Torah portion also holds special meaning to ...

When the slaves cried out, God heard and appointed Moses to lead them out of the house of bondage through 10 plagues that devastated the entire Egyptian population. In the finale, the first-born ...

Exodus narrates how Moses approached Pharaoh on multiple occasions ... Upon Pharaoh ignoring the command to free the Israelites, 10 plagues were unleashed by God on Egypt and its people.

The 1,500-year-old ivory box depicts a scene of Moses receiving the 10 Commandments from God on Mount Sinai as described in the Old Testament, along with imagery of saints and the ascension of Christ.