BRUCE LICHT
FOUNDER OF MY ELEVATOR PITCH FOR GOD, ENTREPRENEUR, AND AUTHOR
Bruce grew up in Lafayette, California and received a BA in Political Science from UCLA as well as a Graduate Gemologist degree from the Gemological Institute of America. After graduating, Bruce operated his family’s 100 year-old retail fine jewelry business for twenty-two years. Bruce had a passion for computers and graphic arts, so he changed careers and joined his best friend at a national technical publishing company for seventeen-years as the company’s Publisher, where they invented the modern labor law poster industry, including the first “All- On-One Labor Law Poster” and “Labor Law Poster Compliance Plan.”
Aside from being the Founder of this website, My Elevator Pitch for God, Bruce was the co-editor of the book titled, Elevator Pitches For God: Volume 1, and author of the cookbook titled, Immediate Chef: No Previous Experience Required.
Bruce’s goals for this website are: To introduce more people all around the world to God and strengthen the faith of those who already believe in a non-political and non-religious way, to bring people together, find common ground between different faiths, create meaning in people's lives, and start to move the world in a better direction.
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Ten Unanswerable Questions
BRUCE LICHT
God’s revelation at Mount Sinai, just fifty days after more than three million Jewish slaves left Egypt in the Exodus, is to this day an unparalleled event in human history.(1) There has been no other group of people to have, or even to claim to have had, a national revelation. There has been no other event that has had as many present, live eyewitnesses.(2) This event, and all the documented miracles leading up to and surrounding it, brings about a number of serious questions that beg explanation, the answers to which—or lack thereof—point to a conclusive proof of God’s existence.
1) Explain how more than three million Jews(3) (and generation after generation of their descendants) came to originally believe that they were once slaves in Egypt, and were saved as a result of ten miraculous plagues,(4) if that didn’t actually happen?
2) Explain how the first Jewish Passover Festival, which celebrates the Jews leaving Egypt, observed yearly by millions of Jews around the world, originally came to be if the Exodus did not actually happen?(5)
3) Explain how at a time when all calendars were notoriously inaccurate, the Jews determined how to calculate a lunar month, to within 0.000006 days from NASA’s modern-day calculation?(6)
4) Explain how you get more than three million Jews to believe that the Red Sea split if it did not actually happen?(7)
5) Explain how you get more than three million Jews to be supposedly “duped” into believing that God revealed Himself to them at Mount Sinai if it did not actually happen?(8)
6) Explain how the first Jewish Shavuot Festival, which celebrates the giving of the Torah at the Sinai revelation, observed yearly by millions of Jews around the world, originally came to be if the Sinai revelation did not actually happen?(9)
7) Explain how you get more than three million Jews to believe that they ate manna or drank water in the desert for 40 years if that did not actually happen?(10)
8) Explain how you get more than three million Jews to believe that they were enveloped by protective clouds for forty years if that did not actually happen?(11)
9) If the Sinai revelation did not happen, with the giving of the Torah authored by God, explain how when there were no sea-faring nations at the time, the exact dimensions of the Ark in Genesis were arrived at, recognized today as the optimum proportions for maximum buoyancy?(12)
10) If the Sinai revelation did not happen, with the giving of the Torah authored by God, explain how the ten kosher animals having two unique criteria (and the four animals which have one and not the other) were arrived at—a list that to this day has not changed.(13)
These amazing events, accepted by millions of simultaneous, live eyewitnesses (and their descendants), cannot honestly be explained as fictitious.(14) Ultimately, the only rational explanation is that these events did indeed actually occur, serving as overwhelming evidence for proof of the existence of God.
Footnotes:
1) From TORAH 101 with Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe at Torchweb.org: #90: Testimony at Sinai on February 23, 2025.
“In order to make it clear to everyone that the Sinai revelation is legitimate, God did something unprecedented. He revealed Himself to a nation of millions of people, and they all survived to tell the tale, and to perpetuate it to their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on until today so we know for sure that this event happened.
The fact that this event happened has been passed down from teachers to their students, from parents to their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on until today in ‘unbroken chains’ of transmission.”
For one example of hundreds of an unbroken chain of transmission, visit: https://www.myelevatorpitchforgod.com/all-authors/brtan-licht
2) There were more present, live eyewitnesses to this event than to any other event in world history—over three million people—so there is no event that has as much reliability as this one.
The fact that this event happened has been passed down from teachers to their students, from parents to their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on until today in “unbroken chains” of transmission.
For one example of hundreds of an unbroken chain of transmission, visit: https://www.myelevatorpitchforgod.com/all-authors/brtan-licht
3) How do we know there were more than three million Jews witnessing this once in history event? We know because they took censuses.
The first census in the Torah at Mount Sinai is recorded in the Book of Numbers / Parshas Barmidbar / Chapter 1 / Starting with Verse 2. It counted every fit, fighting age male Israelite, aged 20 years and older, to assess the fighting strength of the nation after their exodus from Egypt. The calculation, that the population of people who witnessed the Sinai revelation was over three million people, is an extrapolation based on the biblical census figure of 603,550 fighting age men, plus those not counted which included women, children, the elderly, and the Levite tribe (not to mention the mixed multitudes that left Egypt with the Jews).
The second census in the Torah is recorded in the Book of Numbers / Parshas Pinchas / Chapter 26 / Starting with Verse 1. The purpose was specifically to count all the male Israelites, aged 20 years and older, following a plague after the incident with Korah's rebellion and the plague that followed. This census details the new generation of Israelites as they prepare to enter Israel for the purpose of dividing up the Promised Land. The second census came to 601,730 people, and again did not include women, children, the elderly, and the Levite tribe.
They were originally counted when they were entrusted to Moses (the first census) and now they are being counted again (the second census) as they are being “given back.”
The count of the second census in order:
• Reuben the first born of Israel – The count of the Reubenites was 43,730
• The sons of Simeon – The count of the Simeonites was 22,200
• The sons of Gad – The count of the Gadites was 40,500
• The sons of Judah – The count of the Judahites was 76,500
• The sons of Issachar – The count of the Issacharites was 64,300
• The sons of Zebulun – The count of the Zebulunites was 60,500
• The sons of Manasseh (who was a son of Joseph) – The count of the Manassehites was 52,700 (Including Zelophehad’s five daughters: Mahlah, Noah, Haglah, Milcah and Tirzah)
• The sons of Ephraim (who was a son of Joseph) – The count of the Ephraimites was 32,500
• The sons of Benjamin – The count of the Benjaminites was 45,600
• The sons of Dan – The count of the Danites was 64,400
• The sons of Asher – The count of the Asherites was 53,400
• The sons of Nephtali – The count of the Nephtalites was 45,400
“These are the counting’s of the sons of Israel:” (before they entered Israel) 601,730"
4) The first three plagues (Blood, Frogs and Bugs) all began beneath the ground - they were all subterranean. And that shows that God has dominion over what is below us.
The next three plagues (Wild Animals, Pestilence and Boils) are at ground level - God is in control of what is around us?
The next three plagues (Hail, Locusts and Darkness) are from above, and that demonstrates to all that God is in control of what is above us as well.
The final 10th plague (Death of First Born) was a very clear message - You mess with God’s first born, I’ll mess with yours.
Also, from Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe: Parshas Vaeira (Rebroadcast):
There is a pattern among the 10 Plagues where two come with warning (that have a threat to life) and the 3rd one does not come with warning (and does not have a threat to life).
And in the Commentary on the Torah by Rabbi Ovadiah ben Jacob Sforno, a 16th-century Italian rabbi and physician – He said that the first 4 plagues (Blood, Frogs, Lice, Swam of Wild Animals) effects lingered on and on. The last 6 plagues (Pestilence Epidemic, Boils, Hail, Locusts, Darkness, Death of Firstborn) were terribly painful - Lots of suffering for the Egyptians - but once they were over, their affects ended with them. Whereas the effects of the final 4 plagues lasted for many months and years after the plague was finished.
So, the 10 Plagues of Egypt and the patterns are:
Dam – Blood
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• terribly painful for Egyptians but their affects ended with end of plague
Tzefardeia – Frogs
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• terribly painful for Egyptians but their affects ended with end of plague
Kinim – Lice
• the plague came without warning and did not have a threat to life
• terribly painful for Egyptians but their affects ended with end of plague
Arov – Swarm of Wild Animals
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• terribly painful for Egyptians but their affects ended with end of plague
Dever – Pestilence Epidemic
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• terribly painful for Egyptians but their affects ended with end of plague
Shechin – Boils
• the plague came without warning and did not have a threat to life
• terribly painful for Egyptians but their affects ended with end of plague
Barad – Hail
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• the plague’s effects lingered on and on
Arbeh – Locusts
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• the plague’s effects lingered on and on
Choshech – Darkness
• the plague came without warning and did not have a threat to life
• the plague’s effects lingered on and on
Makkat Bechorot – Death of The Firstborn
• the plague came with warning and was a threat to life
• the plague’s effects lingered on and on
The fact that these plagues happened has been passed down from teachers to their students, from parents to their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on until today in “unbroken chains” of transmission.
For one example of hundreds of an unbroken chain of transmission, visit: https://www.myelevatorpitchforgod.com/all-authors/brtan-licht

