BALAK Numbers 22:2–25:9 Moshe Kempinski Shorashimshop.com Balaam was “the prophet for the nations” who watched the progression of the Israelites into their destiny with apprehension. He is called into action by Balak, the King of Moab, who has been witness to the fact that the armies of the Canaanite nations are no match for this … Read more
BALAK Numbers 22:2–25:9 Balaam was “the prophet for the nations” who watched the progression of the Israelites into their destiny with apprehension. He is called into action by Balak, the King of Moab, who has been witness to the fact that the armies of the Canaanite nations are no match for this ragtag group of … Read more
Moshe Kempinski Hashem wants to teach the Israelites and the whole world a lesson about finding Him and He uses almonds blossoming on Aaron’s staff as the method of teaching Join the lesson by clicking here
There is a fire raging in the world. The issues are real and painful. Yet there are forces that are using that pain as a tool for their own agenda and are manipulating real concerns into weapons of chaos and mayhem. Real and perceived problems need to be addressed explored and corrected. Yet we are … Read more
Parshat Shelach Numbers 13:1–15:41 ( read in Israel this Shabbat) After the difficult and painful experience of the Sin of the spies we read of offerings brought to bring a sweet fragrance before Hashem; Speak to the children of Israel and say to them: When you arrive in the Land of your dwelling place, which … Read more
Only 2 of 12 spies come back with a good report. Why?
What is it that gave Joshua and Calev the strength to perceive what the others missed?
The land of Israel is a land where the miraculous and the natural are indistinguishable.
