Torah shorts parshat va’era

[Music] hello everyone we have parshot Vera this week and let me tell you there's a lot of action happening we have seven plagues the first seven plagues so it's safe to say there's a lot of Chaos in Egypt at this moment the hail and you know the dead animals I'm telling you I'm telling you they warned us it's the global warming I saw the kids on the Facebook yesterday I saw them don't guard the question goes Hashem is not God forbid a violent God so why did he have all these violent plagues to the Egyptians there must be a deeper reason you're lucky because I'm about to tell you that deeper reason oh yeah he's about those different reasons yeah so let's just say Pharaoh the king of Egypt wasn't the humblest guy out there I mean he was walking around telling people I created the river and I did this and the whole Egypt's controlled by me I created it you know one of those guys hello everyone my name is pharaoh god of the toilet King of the tissue paper they worshiped me and they will never defy me oh you weren't supposed to see that oh and the whole Egypt with these plagues was hey buddy you don't control anything I control everything and it was so clear to the Egyptians that this was obviously God's hand that in the end after the ten plagues Pharaoh was running in middle of the night in the rain in his pajamas to Moses begging him to take the Jews out like how does the famous song Go throwing pajamas in the middle of the night if I win pajamas in the middle of the night pharaoh and pajamas in the middle of the night pajamas in the middle of the night okay now you're probably asking yourself so what do I have to do with this what's a lesson I can take out from this so the lesson we could take out from this is that God is always there everything in this world is run by God sometimes we may not see it but we have to remember that everything in this world is run by God and if it's run by God that means it's good right because God loves us so thanks for watching shabbat shalom um [Music]