Shalom Rabbi, First, I want to relay how much I enjoy and receive from your talks. Keep them coming. I listened to this one in very early AM today. I felt you left out direct comments (unless I missed it or it passed over me) on why Moshe indicating the time of the sun would yield HaKarat HaTov. For the specifics on the extra detail on the miracle - considering that there is no sun when it hails? Also, if I may share a wonderful quote from R. Avraham Joshua Heschel on this subject - "The surest way to diminsh one's appreciation or understanding of G-d is to take little things for granted." Shabbat Shalom

Shalom Rabbi, First, I want to relay how much I enjoy and receive from your talks. Keep them coming. I listened to this one in very early AM today. I felt you left out direct comments (unless I missed it or it passed over me) on why Moshe indicating the time of the sun would yield HaKarat HaTov. For the specifics on the extra detail on the miracle - considering that there is no sun when it hails? Also, if I may share a wonderful quote from R. Avraham Joshua Heschel on this subject - "The surest way to diminsh one's appreciation or understanding of G-d is to take little things for granted." Shabbat Shalom

Shalom Rabbi, First, I want to relay how much I enjoy and receive from your talks. Keep them coming. I listened to this one in very early AM today. I felt you left out direct comments (unless I missed it or it passed over me) on why Moshe indicating the time of the sun would yield HaKarat HaTov. For the specifics on the extra detail on the miracle - considering that there is no sun when it hails? Also, if I may share a wonderful quote from R. Avraham Joshua Heschel on this subject - "The surest way to diminsh one's appreciation or understanding of G-d is to take little things for granted." Shabbat Shalom