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Learning & Values Parshah (Weekly Torah) Bamidbar - Numbers Behaalotecha Parshah Columnists

Reflections on the Parshah

Second Chances
We may become strangers to Judaism, wandering on distant pathst. We may become spiritually defective, Jewishly impure, insensitive to the values and beauties of our faith. But we are not doomed to living apart from Judaism.