Parsha Yisro: "Anochi" Why the Opening of the Ten Commandments is an Egyptian Pronoun

Name: Parsha Yisro: "Anochi" Why the Opening of the Ten Commandments is an Egyptian Pronoun
Channel: Rabbi YY Jacobson
Description: An analysis of the word "Anochi" in the Ten Commandments and its Egyptian origins.

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An analysis of the word "Anochi" in the Ten Commandments and its Egyptian origins.

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