EMOTIONALLY DRIVEN
How did Pharaoh and his advisors think that they could overcome God just a week after their country had been devastated by the final plague, in which all the first-born had died? Rabbi Dunner shares a thought from Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetsky, who exposes the folly of emotionally driven decisions. Pharaoh was not thinking logically, and nor were his advisors.
(For the SoundCloud audio, scroll down) In a letter dated November 1861, General George B. McClellan — newly appointed by President Abraham Lincoln as commander of the Union Army —... Read More