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Bnei Yisrael - the New Generation
Rabbi Amnon BazakWhy is Moshe and Aaron’s response to the complaint at Mei Meriva different than their response to other complaints? Apparently Moshe and Aharon had expected the Second Generation to act differently than the generation they had led out of Egypt. God responds to the complaint by sending snakes to attack the nation, and as a solution commands the creation of the Bronze Serpent. Bnei Yisrael eventually learn to believe in God, and finally act independently of their leaders, when they sing the Song of the Well, and conquer the land of Sihon.
The Second Generation of the Desert
HaTanakh.com StaffBenei Yisrael: The New Generation [audio]
Rabbi Amnon Bazakתאריך פרסום: תשע"ו | | 14 minutes
What is the meaning of Moshe and Aharon's silent reaction to the nation's complaint at Mei Meriva, and what does this tell us about the nation's evolving relationship with God at the time?
The Image of the Snake - Between Gan Eden, the Exodus and the Entering of Eretz Yisrael
Rabbi Dov Berkovitsתאריך פרסום: תשע"ה | |
The image of the snake addresses fundamental issues of free will, good and evil, life and death. We will explore the richness of the text in the Gan Eden story and in the appearances of the snake in the formative events that shaped the spirit of Bnei Yisrael to deepen our understanding of the Torah's approach to the challenge of being human.
Contemplating Snakes and Subjugating Hearts
Rabbi David SilverbergWhy Hizkiyahu Destroyed the Copper Snake
Rabbi David SilverbergRav Hirsch: Appreciating Snakes in the Face of Disappointment
Rabbi David SilverbergSefer Bemidbar: Archaeology
Nachliel Selavan | 32 minutesThis is an analysis of the Archaeology of the Sefer Bemidbar by Nachliel Selavan.
Archaeology Snapshot is a discussion on the location, timeline, main characters and highlights from history and archaeology, for each Sefer in Tanach.