Why did Moshe hedge himself when he informed Pharaoh about when the final plague would happen? God said it would happen "at" midnight, so why did Moshe say it would happen at "around" midnight? Rabbi Dunner recalls a startling story about England's most trusted weatherman to illustrate why it was so important for Moshe to say it the way he did.

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