This class (only) introduces this Sicha: there is a pattern to how Hashem has Moshe visit the Pharaoh. In the first (fourth and seventh) visit(s) He tells him לך… go to the Pharoh at the River. The second (fifth and eighth) visit(s) He tells him בא… Go see him in the palace. The Third (sixth…

This class deals only with Chapters 3,4,6 in the Sicha. Moshe was a Tzadik at birth, the home was filled with light. He was Torah which is Emes that never changes.

Rav and Shmuel: new king or old king who acted as though he forgot Yosef. Was his sin primarily against God or man.

Class One. Page 85-6. Private talk with Rabbi Yolless: a question on the idea that (the Rebbe mentioned in a Sicha) that the Joy of Adar is connected to the Possuk אדיר במרום השם why only in heaven and not on earth where it is needed and it belongs? Answer in short: until השם שלם…

Likutei Sichos vol. 26 page 49 ff. (part one). The event of the stick becoming a serpent and then a stick again and only then swallowing the sticks of the Egyptian magicians, goes to the core of all the ten Makkos to show Hashem’s dominance over the Pharoh. This explains why so much of the…

Likutei Sichos vol. 26 ff (Part Two). This class continues the Sicha, explaining the point of this miracle with the serpent, to show Hashem’s dominance over the Pharaoh.

Likutei Sichos vol. 31 page 28 ff. In contrast to the convention that there are two successive stages to the Pharaoh’s stubbornness; one where he is stubborn on his own and another where Hashem makes him stubborn, the Rebbe proves that: 1) The two levels of the Pharaoh’s stubbornness are simultaneous and last for the…

Likutei Sichos vol. 31 page 34 ff. Class One. The plague of blood was static- being fully manifest from the first moment and not advancing over the course of the week it lasted. Still at week’s end it was completed- why? We’ll continue next time.

Class Two. Blood still advances over the week, as its education is completed not only over the course of the week it afflicted Egypt, but even the three weeks between plagues was a part of the education.

The last מכה is different than the others inasmuch that it goes beyond “educating” Egypt to killing Egyptians. The question became why are these more deserving than these? And no answer of logic exists; it is just because of a transcendent love.