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Numbers, the Book of: The fourth of the Five Books of Moses, relates the story of the Israelites' sojourn in the desert. The main points include: the consecration of the Levites and the Kohanim, the Spies' trip to Canaan, Korah's mutiny, Balaam's attempt to curse the Israelites, and the Israelites’ war against Midian.
Feeling Like a Grasshopper
Consider this situation: You’re unhappy with your current status. An opportunity comes along to embark on a new career, but you panic. Instead of envisioning the potential, you visualize long, tedious hours and less leisure time. “Will I be consumed...
We often mix compliments with criticisms and wonder why the listener is offended.
Numbers 13:1–15:41
Parshah for the Anxious
One cause of anxiety is uncertainty about the outcome when embarking on a new and important undertaking. The more important the venture, the more stress it can generate — sometimes enough to paralyze us, or to make us abandon the effort altogether. How do...
To lose the room... and find the courage to stand alone.
The story of the Spies is more than just history. It parallels the current operation in Iran.
An often overlooked aspect of the Temple service was the wine libation, known as nesachim.
A whimsical one-minute recap of the portion of Shelach, in which Moses sends 12 spies to Canaan and they return with disastrous reports.
Life Lessons From the Parshah - Shelach
The portion of Shelach tells the story of the 12 spies Moses sent to scout the Land of Canaan. It is one of the most riveting episodes in the entire Torah. “Go up … and see what [kind of] land it is,” Moses instructed the spies. “ … and the people who inh...
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