Parshas Shemos 5782 - Amram's Earth-Shattering Decision

An episode of the Rabbi Michoel Frank - Halachah and Parshah podcast, hosted by Rabbi Frank's Shiurim, titled "Parshas Shemos 5782 - Amram's Earth-Shattering Decision" was published on December 24, 2021 and runs 12 minutes.

December 24, 2021 ·12m · Rabbi Michoel Frank - Halachah and Parshah

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Summary

Explains why Amram and Yocheved are not referred to by name in the parshah.

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Explains why Amram and Yocheved are not referred to by name in the parshah.

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