Moshe Rabbenu: A Brief Biography
From a young age the path of life that was given to him wasn't one that was the easiest or most desired. He has gone down and will continues to go down in Jewish History as one of the major leaders of the Jewish people. The minute he was born, he was already wanted dead, what a terrible way to start life, but little did he or his mother know just how great he would be.
Moshe Rabbenu, the greatest figure in Jewish History had a major flaw, however he prevailed to tremendous heights. When Moshe was born in mitzrayim, Pharaoh decreed that all baby boys should be killed in order to stop the Jews from growing in population. After being set afloat in a river, baby Moshe ended up in the hands of Pharaoh's daughter. She raised him as her own but once …show more content…
It was always a dream of mine to be the VP of Juniors for Midwest NCSY ever since 7th grade. I wanted to take my love and devotion and bring it to the table to make Junior NCSY better than it ever was. In order to get the position that I wanted I had to be voted by the people, and give a speech. I had stage fright and was terrified to speak, but I pushed myself and did it anyways. After so many years of hard work, so much time preparing, I didn’t get the position I so much desired. Immediately I was surrounded by my friends, and I ran out of the room. Through the tears running down my face I told my chapter director that this wasn't it for me, that I will still get up there and I will run again next year, because I will not give this one up. Of course, I will try again, but this time I will succeed. This year I serve as Midwest NCSY’s VP of Juniors as well as am the President of my chapter. “If you don’t succeed try try again.” The classic middle school picker up-er, that really defines me. Throughout my life there have been times where people doubted my far fetched dreams but I ignored what they said and reached for the stars anyways. This “flaw” to me isnt really a flaw at all, to other people maybe, but to me it's what's gotten me as far as I am
Moshe Rabbenu, the greatest figure in Jewish History had a major flaw, however he prevailed to tremendous heights. When Moshe was born in mitzrayim, Pharaoh decreed that all baby boys should be killed in order to stop the Jews from growing in population. After being set afloat in a river, baby Moshe ended up in the hands of Pharaoh's daughter. She raised him as her own but once …show more content…
It was always a dream of mine to be the VP of Juniors for Midwest NCSY ever since 7th grade. I wanted to take my love and devotion and bring it to the table to make Junior NCSY better than it ever was. In order to get the position that I wanted I had to be voted by the people, and give a speech. I had stage fright and was terrified to speak, but I pushed myself and did it anyways. After so many years of hard work, so much time preparing, I didn’t get the position I so much desired. Immediately I was surrounded by my friends, and I ran out of the room. Through the tears running down my face I told my chapter director that this wasn't it for me, that I will still get up there and I will run again next year, because I will not give this one up. Of course, I will try again, but this time I will succeed. This year I serve as Midwest NCSY’s VP of Juniors as well as am the President of my chapter. “If you don’t succeed try try again.” The classic middle school picker up-er, that really defines me. Throughout my life there have been times where people doubted my far fetched dreams but I ignored what they said and reached for the stars anyways. This “flaw” to me isnt really a flaw at all, to other people maybe, but to me it's what's gotten me as far as I am