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GOD is Counting on you “In reality, GOD placed each member of the body as he saw fit.” (Rav Shaul, 1 Corinthians 12:18) In the writings of Rav Shaul an important teaching is implied: GOD knows which cells to place in the human body to fulfill its function, so when a cell behaves poorly, disease […]
5 Sivan 5782 Why do we count 50 days to Shavuot? To listen to recording: https://youtu.be/5RlZ9R0d34c The journey through the Sinai desert required order, organization, and discipline. The book of Bamidbar contains a considerable number of regulations regarding their physical life in the desert daily as well as their spiritual lives, represented by the Mishkan […]
Can I be counted on? So, we find the Israelites in the wilderness “Bamidbar”, on the first day of the 2nd month of the 2nd year after they left Egypt. The first thing that Moses was told to do was to take a census, to count every head or prince of every tribe. Later readings, […]
We are Called to Serve, Not to be Served! Iyar 29th 5780 Bamidbar (In the Desert), also called Numbers is a book that deals less with rules and regulations and is more about the development of Israel as a community during their last thirty-eight years in the desert. The journey was supposed to take eleven […]
Are you where you are supposed to be? 12 Sivan 5776 Our Creator loves order. He took chaos and replaced it with order in the universe. Everything He created has a role and a purpose. Each of us is made in a marvelous way and no one should ever say that He made a mistake […]
Are you fulfilled with what you are doing? Blog Bamidbar 5 Sivan 5776 In this past Torah portion, Bamidbar (in the wilderness) our Creator orders Moshe and Aaron to take a census in order that the people of Israel could be counted. Let me ask you a question — are you being counted? What does […]
Bamidbar begins on the first day of the second month of the second year after the exodus from Egypt. Our Creator orders Moshe and Aaron to take a census in order that the people of Israel could be counted. In every tribe one male would be the leader of each tribe and he would be […]
