Korah's Mutiny

The Lubavitcher Rebbe looks at the voluminous Midrashic literature and biblical commentary on Korach and draws a comprehensive picture of the man and his quarrel.

He led a rebellion against Moses and met his demise when he was miraculously swallowed up by the earth.

What do you know about this infamous character?

Explore the broader ideas of unity and diversity, which helps explain the inner dynamics of the mutiny between Korach and Moshe. This will offer a deeper understanding of the two types of punishments for Korach and those who rebelled—burned by fire and sw...

Feelings of jealousy are normal, but if those feelings are allowed to evolve, beware!

How do we look at our houses? Do we only see the external—physical residences with roofs and walls—or are we in touch with the inner home, the deeper, spiritual purpose of a house?

Moses was a true leader; he cared deeply for his people. So when he saw the moral failings of an entire group, he immediately looked inward.

Moses sets an example for us how to never give up trying to inspire positive change in ourselves and others.

If action is the main thing, "Why do you raise yourselves above the congregation of G‑d?"

This sermon was delivered on Shabbat Parshat Korach, 3 Tammuz 5779, the 25th anniversary of the passing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe of righteous memory Around the world, Jews are commemorating the 25th yahrzeit of HaRav Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavi...