Parshas Shemos is the first parsha in the Book of Shemos. It contains 124 pesukim. Ashkinazim read a section of Yeshayahu for the Haftora and the Sefardim read from the first chapter of Yirmiya.

Contents 1 Enslavement of the Jews 1.1 Passing of the Tribes 1.2 Multiplying of the Jews 1.3 New King 1.4 The Plan 1.5 Drowning of the Males 2 History of Moshe 2.1 Remarriage of Amram 2.2 Moshe is Born 3 =Hiding 3.1 In Nile 3.2 Growing up by Pharaoh 3.3 Moshe Kills Egyption 3.4 Escape to Midyon 4 Sending the Redeemer

Enslavement of the Jews

Passing of the Tribes

The Torah counts the Tribes after their passing as a display of affection although they were counted already during their life.

Multiplying of the Jews

At that point many of the Jewish woman began to give birth to sextuplets, greatly multiplying their population. Unlike rare recent history cases of sextuplet births where a portion of the children are generally born impaired and die soon afterwords, these were common and all 6 would emerge healthy and survive.

New King

The Plan

Drowning of the Males

History of Moshe

Remarriage of Amram

Moshe is Born

=Hiding

In Nile

Growing up by Pharaoh

Moshe Kills Egyption

Escape to Midyon

Sending the Redeemer