The Power of Speech | Parshat Korach
The Power of Speech | Parshat Korach Discover the power of speech from Rabbi Nachman in this week’s Torah Portion Korach. Speech has tremendous power. Speak many words of Torah, say many prayers, and...
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Korach | Exposing the Inner Rebellion Part Two
In Korach | Exposing the Inner Rebellion Part Two, we pick up where we left off in the previous lesson of Korach | Exposing the Inner Rebellion. In this lesson we expand further on...
Korach | Exposing the inner rebellion
In Korach | Exposing the inner rebellion, we examine the text of Number 16-17 to find the detailed reasons for Korach’s rebellion against Moshe. In the light of the text we explore the...
Korach: Rabbi Abraham
By Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum Torah Reading (in Israel): KORACH, Numbers 16:1-18:32 KORACH’S ENVY In the account of the sin of the Ten Spies in the previous parshah of SHELACH LECHA, we learned about the...
Shelach Haftorah
An overview of the Shelach Haftorah. “Despite the temptation to see our Haftorah as merely a story of spies who contrast with the ones in the Torah reading by doing their job correctly and...
Seeing With The Heart
The heart and the eyes are scouts for the body and are the agents leading it to transgress. The eyes see and the heart desires, and the body commits the transgressions.” Later Rashi cites...
Shelach Part One
The Parshat Shelach part one begins with G-d telling Moses to send men who “will SPY OUT the Land of Canaan which I am giving to the Children of Israel”. The Parshat ends...
Shelach Part Two
In Shelach part two we will discuss the blessings and challenges of free choice. HaShem has a remedy for making the right choice. Tzitztis is the first mitzvah to which a young boy is introduced...
Noahides Throughout European Civilization
The code of Divine Law that we now know as the ‘Seven Commandments of the Descendants of Noah’, has been with mankind since the creation of the first man, Adam. “Six precepts were commanded...
Face to Face | Proof of Divine Torah
It is clear also from this week’s reading that the expression “mouth to mouth” indicates Moses’ unique standing as a prophet: “Not so with My servant Moses; … With him, I speak mouth to...
