Spy vs. Spy
The story of the spies that Moses sent to the land of Israel receives considerable attention in Chassidic literature, giving it much relevance to our lives today.
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yosef
Oregon
July 3, 2016
that answered some questions for me, very timely, Shabbat Shalom! Reply
Bracha Loren
L. A. , CA
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June 12, 2015
Spy vs Spy
I enjoyed this talk very much.
Rabbi Friedman speaks very clearly and does not go into yiddish, which so often make the whole talk boring.
thank you so much for this service of information.
Shabbat Shalom!
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Paulette
San Diego
June 17, 2011
spy vs. spy Excellent. This explanation allowed me to relate the parshah to modern life. Reply
Audrey
Cincinnati, OH
June 8, 2011
spy vs.spy Excellent. That really opened up my understanding. Reply
RIVKAH SCHNEIRSON
LAKEWOOD, NJ
June 19, 2009
spy vs spy OUTSTANDING! Reply
Caleb was a Kenizzite. Which is why he was familiar with the giants and Nephilim. The Nephilim are the Kenites and the Kenites and Kenizzites are related. See Genesis 15:19 for proof.