More Discussions for this daf
1. Getting things through prayer 2. Dovid Hamelech and the Harp 3. The speed of the angels
4. Chamor No'er 5. Shema after Tefilla 6. Bedai
7. Moshe and Pharaoh's astrologers 8. Ge'ulah Samuch la'Tefilah 9. Eliyahu in 4 Flights; Rav Elazar bar Avina
10. The Logic of Rebbi Yehoshua ben Levi 11. Rashi 12. Bushah & Kelimah
13. Verse proving David was not embarrassed 14. Ashrei 15. Rashi
16. Ashrei 17. Saying Shema before Shemoneh Esreh 18. Lulei
19. "Lulei" 20. Unneccessary repetition 21. Semichat Ge'ulah l'Tefilah
22. Interpretation of "BeShachbecha" 23. בחצות הלילה 24. הרקיע
25. King David dealing with Halachic issues
DAF DISCUSSIONS - BERACHOS 4

Moshe Reinitz commented:

Rashi D'H Shema [Maybe Paroh's stargazers will say Moshe is "b'dai."]

I always assumed if Egyptian time said 12:00 and really it was 11:58 or 12:02, either way it would look like Moshe is "b'dai." Even if the first born died, but "it wasn't 12:00!". But Rashi only gives one case. If Egyptian time said 12:02 and it was really 12:00, they will say "Chatzos came and nothing happened." He didn't mention, the possibility that the "Makkah" would start earlier than their 12:00 time. Perhaps I was wrong. Once they saw the "Makkah", it would have made little difference a minute earlier or later. But if 12:02 is the real Chatzos, then for 2 minutes while all was calm and well, it would have looked like Moshe was "b'dai." And then 'BANG.' But for two minutes the notion would be conceived that Moshe was "b'dai." And Hash-m wouldn't want them to think, even for 2 minutes, such a thought! Or 2 minutes or 5 seconds. Or perhaps once the thought was in their minds, even the Maakah's arrival couldn't knock the thought out.