If Hashem had already decreed the duration of our exile and slavery, then why were our outcries, and our harsh treatment at the hand of the Egyptians, effective in bringing the Redemption?
Why should the fact that the King of Egypt died, cause Yisrael to moan?
Why does the Torah repeat the words "Min ha'Avodah" (from the work)?
What factors mentioned in these three Pesukim (Shemos 2:23-25), started the process of the Geulah?
There are three different terms for Bnei Yisrael's outcry in these verses (Shemos 2:23-24); a. "va'Yiz'aku" (they screamed); b. "Shav'asam" (their outcry) ascended before Hashem; c. Hashem heard "Na'akasam" (their death-moan). Why three expressions?
