The 10 Plagues - A Mystical Perspective
from Torah Cafe Hosted by Zalman Gordon
G-d inflicted Ten Plagues on the Egyptians so that they will let his people go. Kabbalah teaches that the plagues were not random but each had a very particular purpose and goal. A discussion about the mystical meaning of the Ten Plagues
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