Parashat Naso: Unification through Paradox
What Unifies the Different Topics in Each Parashah? The Pentateuch, the Five Books of Moses, are divided into sections known as parashot; each section is...
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Gematria Shorts for Naso
It is already well known that the Naso is the longest parashah with 176 verses, that chapter 119 is the longest chapter of Psalms with...
Naso: How to Overcome Addictions
“A man or a woman, if he sets himself apart to make a vow to consecrate himself to be a nazir to God.” Why would...
Naso – Living with the Torah’s Weekly Portion
BSD Naso: Sunday: Surrounding Lights “Lift the heads of the sons of Gershon”. The sons of Gershon carry the curtains of the Tabernacle, the sons...
Parshat Naso: The Flow of Paradox
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Naso: The Lengthiest Parshah
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Naso: The Flow of Paradox
Summaries, Charts, Translations and aids for recorded lecture tapes by Rabbi Ginsburgh The following is a summary of an audio lecture for the Torah Portion...
On Folly and Straying
In Parashat Naso, the parashah of sotah (the unfaithful wife) begins with the words, “Any man whose wife strays.” The verb “stray” (תִּשְׂטֶה) is the key word in this passage...
