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The dramatic story of the spies Moses sent to scout out the Land of Israel to conquer it is utterly perplexing. How can these handpicked leaders end up claiming that G-d’s mission can’t succeed. Where did the spies go so wrong? Based on Likkutei Sichos vo...
Likkutei Sichos, Volume 4, Shelach
Introduction There is a classic Jewish adage: It took one moment to take the Jews out of Egypt but 40 years to take Egypt out of the Jews. Developing a free man’s mentality takes time. The story of the spies sent by Moshe to survey the Land of Israel show...
Why Did the Jews Listen to the Spies? In Parshas Shelach, the Torah relates how the men whom Moshe had sent as spies caused the Jews to fear entering Eretz Yisrael bytelling them:Bamidbar 13:28-31. “The people who dwell in the land are very strong.... We ...
The Sidra of Shelach contains the episode of the spies whom Moses sent to gather intelligence about the land of Canaan. Ten of the twelve spies returned with disparaging reports, that although the land was fertile, its inhabitants were too strong and thei...
The passage entitled Shlach relates how Moshe sent 12 upstanding individualsRashi on Bamidbar 13:3; based on Tanchuma, Shlach 4; Bamidbar Rabbah 16:5; Zohar, Vol. III, p. 158a. to spy out Eretz Yisrael. The spies returned from their mission and reported t...
The Torah portion of Shlach relates how the men sent to spy out Eretz Yisrael returned and reported that the country was unconquerable. The Jewish people, they said, would be unable to enter the land, since “The inhabitants of the land are mighty.”Bamidba...
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