The gemarra (Shabbos 116a) cites an opinion that the 2-pasuk portion in our sedra (10:35-36) of vayehi binso’a ha’aron… is considered as a Chumash in its own right. ..
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As the Jewish people are traveling through the desert, and we’re talking now about 7 months after they received the Torah at Mt Sinai, they start complaining. ..
Written by Tal Segal
“Make for yourself two silver trumpets… and they shall be YOURS for the summoning of the assembly.” (10:1) The gemara (Menachot 28b) teaches that ..
Written by Benjie Fine
The parsha begins with the commandment to Aharon to light the Menorah. The medrash compares this pasuk to a pasuk in Yishaya, “Hashem was pleased, for his own righteousness, ..
Written by Noach Dreyfuss
Speak to the Jewish nation, tell them that any person who is ritually impure, or is far away – to you or your generations, he still bring the Pesach sacrifice ..
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Ch. 8, v. 2: “B’haalos’choh” – Rashi says that Aharon felt hurt that neither he nor his tribe took part in the dedication sacrifices ..
Written by vi Akiva Fleisher
The Darkei Mussar quotes Rav Yitzchok Meir ben-Menachem (son-in-law of Rav Isser Zalman Meltzer) as deriving from here [when the Jews received quail in the desert] ..
Written by Oizer Alport
Rashi explains that in response to the complaint of the Jews [not being able to eat fish that they used to eat in Egypt]that they have nothing to look forward to but the Mon, ..
Written by Oizer Alport
Perek 9 of Chumash Bamidbar (in our sedra) opens with HaShem commanding the Bnei Yisrael to perform the korban pesach. As the pasuk says, this command occurred in Nissan ..
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On our verse, which relates that the complainers lamented their recollection of the fish they used to eat in Egypt, the Medrash Pliah cryptically remarks mi’kan ..
Written by Oizer Alport