Hidden beneath the surface of Parshat Pinchas, the sages uncovered a story of great poignancy. Moses, having seen his sister and brother die, knew that his own time on earth was coming to a close. He ...

This is the third time we have talked about Moses.Up until now, even though God told Moses, "Go to Egypt and lead the people of Israel out," he could not easily say "Yes.""Who am I?""The people will ...

It is easy for believers to lose sight of how privileged we are to participate in the New Covenant. Giants of the faith such as Abraham, Moses, and David only looked forward to the spiritual blessings ...

This study begins a series on the important subject of covenant in Scripture. God’s covenants with the Genesis patriarchs, Moses and the people of Israel, David, and in prophetic discourse have ...

What are the differences and similarities between the Law of Hammurabi and the Law of Moses? Did one borrow from the other? After ancient Israel’s exodus from Egypt, God gave to them the Book of the ...

Retell the story of Moses at the Sinai covenant and the Ten Commandments (Ex 19:3-8, 20:1-17) Pupils will know: • Know and retell the story of Moses at the Sinai covenant. • Know the two key events of ...

This week’s parsha raises a question that goes to the heart of Judaism, but which was not asked for many centuries until raised by a great Spanish scholar of the fifteenth century, Rabbi Isaac Arama.

The wife of Moses is named Zipporah. There’s not a lot mentioned about her in the Bible; however, she’s known for one major thing… and it’s a bit strange. She circumcised her son with a flint knife to ...