ב"ה
Balak 5765 - July 15, 2005
The Fragile Veneer of Evil
On the one hand, he’s declared to be nothing less than the equal of Abraham (in passion) and Moses (in prophecy); on the other, he’s described as the most perverse, greedy and corrupt human being ever to walk the face of the earth!
On the one hand, he’s declared to be nothing less than the equal of Abraham (in passion) and Moses (in prophecy); on the other, he’s described as the most perverse, greedy and corrupt human being ever to walk the face of the earth!
Parshah
Balak in a Nutshell
Balak sends Balaam to curse the Jews. His talking donkey tries to stop him, to no avail. Each time he opens his mouth, Balaam ends up blessing the nation instead.
Balak sends Balaam to curse the Jews. His talking donkey tries to stop him, to no avail. Each time he opens his mouth, Balaam ends up blessing the nation instead.
The Tefillin Files
The story of how one unstoppable teenage kid beta-tested a neurocardiokinetic field receptor device, experienced life in mind-stereo, and exposed the hidden secrets of an ancient ritual
The story of how one unstoppable teenage kid beta-tested a neurocardiokinetic field receptor device, experienced life in mind-stereo, and exposed the hidden secrets of an ancient ritual
Is this World all There Is?
Does Judaism believe in an afterlife? From what I’ve read of the Torah, it seems that there is almost no mention of life after death.
Does Judaism believe in an afterlife? From what I’ve read of the Torah, it seems that there is almost no mention of life after death.
Story
Six Hundred Dinars Minus Six
"Give with an open hand," Rabbi Shimon adjured. "Don't worry about tomorrow, G-d will provide. And most important: write it all down. Every penny you give, write it down and carry the list with you at all times..."
"Give with an open hand," Rabbi Shimon adjured. "Don't worry about tomorrow, G-d will provide. And most important: write it all down. Every penny you give, write it down and carry the list with you at all times..."
Any dispute that is for the sake of Heaven is destined to endure; one that is not for the sake of Heaven is not destined to endure
— Ethics of the Fathers 5:17
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