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Yiscah Kenya August 4, 2024

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Jack Harpers Ferry July 17, 2024

9. Not having access to other texts, I wouldn't know what the Mishnah says explicitly at this point, but to say that Korach's rebellion was "not for the sake of heaven" is the most obvious statement you could make. Since Korach's reasoning (according to my read of it anyway) promotes jealousy on Korach's part, I thought it more accurate to say that it was a matter of jealousy over - well, anything else. I'll definitely take donations for my own copy of Mishnah, Talmud, Shulchan, and the like. These are fascinating texts to me, but I do not have the funds to afford my own copy. Reply

John London July 11, 2024

I chose the answer I thought was the best - Whilst it's unlikely that Korah's children lived out their days in what I myself would call luxury and opulence (none of that generation of the Chosen People did), except, of course, in comparison with the days of Jeremiah in the dungeon, at least they lived out their days, witness the fact that a number of Psalms are Psalms for the Sons of Korah,, and Heman the singer and his grandfather Samuel the prophet are descended from Korah the son of Izhar. But it seems it was the wrong answer!
Two nuclear families with belongings WERE swallowed up by the earth: They were those of Dathan and Abiram, of the tribe of Reuben. But more distantly, they were also Korah's family, as all were descended from Jacob. So the correct answer may be correct.
It seems, interestingly, that On's family, like Korah's immediate family was spared. Whether On repented and was also spared, or he was one of the 250 that perished by fire with Korah, the Scriptures don't say. Reply

Keturah Azari New York June 30, 2025
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The Midrash tells that On's wife and daughter laid outside of their tent with their hair exposed when Korah, Dathan, and Abiram came to fetch On on the morning of the rebellion. Reply

Termath, Christa Duisburg July 9, 2024

Ihre Fragen sind sehr interessant, gleichzeitig eine Überprüfung!
Vielen Dank, einiges konnte ich noch lernen.

Christa Reply

Lauren Bend, OR July 8, 2024

5/10 not good. I thought all the 250 and Korah their families, and possesions were swallowed by the earth. I did not know that fire took Korah and his 250 men.
Thank you for these quizzes. I am learning. Reply

Jack Harpers Ferry July 17, 2024
in response to Lauren:

More accurately, Korach, Dathan. and Abiram were swallowed into the Earth. The 250 were burned with the holy fire. Then the plague came and was arrested after 14,700 more were killed. Reply

John London July 17, 2024
in response to Jack:

No, Korah was amongst the 250 that were burned with the holy fire. It was Dathan, Abiram and their immediate families, and them only, that were swallowed into the Earth. Reply

Sheva Brooklyn July 8, 2024

8/10 ,Thanks Reply

Daniel Kantorovich July 6, 2024

Got 9/10, better then expected Reply

Yulanda Toronto ON July 5, 2024

7/10 I am happy with this score! I could have done better! Thanks Rabbi Posner for these quizzes! what a wonderful way to refresh our memories! and to learn what we didn't know! Shabbat Shalom. Reply

Monalee Houston July 5, 2024

I got 8/10. Reply

Jorge Bastrop Tx. July 5, 2024

I did Prepare for some of Torah studies.. 8/10. Bless Israel and those who Bless Israel.. Reply

Lyndon Patrick Berchy Sweden July 5, 2024

9/ 10 - Just got one wrong ! Reply

Beau Springfield, Ohio July 4, 2024

Okay, after going back and reading and then doing the test I got all 10. Man, this was a good one. I almost TRIPPED UP on the last question...but I got it by the reading and wrote it down, I wrote ALL the answers. Rab, you did a good one this time. Keep it up? Yes, do! Toda Raba! Reply

Raphael Hawaii July 4, 2024

There is never anything to click on to take the quizzes. I'm ready to give up. Reply

House Republican July 4, 2024

9/10. I got everything except for what happened to his 250 men. I thought they were swallowed by the earth, turns out consumed by fire. Reply

Ella Marlene Norman Dearborn July 4, 2024

I love these quizes. I do well on some and not so much on others... gives guidance to look into more than what is easily in my pervue... Reply

Holly Texas July 4, 2024

Thank you! #10 was my learning opportunity…good lesson, thank you Rabbi! Reply

Angela Wilder Brooklyn July 4, 2024

9/10 thank you Reply

Chris Chemuku Kitale July 4, 2024

9/10.
Question number 10 Reason according to Mishnah got me wrong Reply

Avraham July 4, 2024

Regarding question 10, the correct Mishna is Avos 5:17, not 5:6 (which also mentions Korach but in a different context). Reply

Herman Vancouver July 4, 2024

9/10the parsah korath is studied right now
so it wasn’t that difficult
i missed the last one Reply

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