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In Pairs
Two sentences of five words, each made up of only two letters, are mentioned in the Bible.
Two interesting sentences appear in the Torah: each is made up of five words, and each word is made up of only two letters, the minimum amount of letters that can form a Hebrew word.
The first sentence appears in Genesis, 35:17, and is the statement of Rachel's' midwife during Rachel's hard labor: "And the midwife said: do not fear 'ki gam zeh lach ben' – for this, too, is a boy'".
The second sentence appears in Exodus, 17:16, and was said after the Israelites' war with Amalek in Rafidim: "And he said 'ki yad al kes kah' – for a hand is on G-d's throne'".
A Stop in Babylonia According to our Sages, when the People of Israel were expelled from the Holy Land and scattered in Babylonia, hundreds of animal species followed them there, all animals returned as well, except for one kind of fish which will return after the arrival of the Messiah.
Publicizing the miracle of Hanukah, Big Times Part of the Mitzvah of lighting the Chanukah lights is to publicize the miracle.
