Jerusalem Lights Parashat Shelach 5781: Rectifying the Sin of the Spies

[@susansmith-Bibleresearch4674]

Thank you Rabbi, wonderful as always

[@chasheyah671]

Our Rabbi ‘s teaching is inspiring and uplifting. Thank you Rabbi, Shabbat Shalom to you and your beautiful family.

[@yaakovbenavraham5442]

Toda rabah Rabbi! These are indeed challenging things in our days. I often wonder that when we have the desire so strongly to be in the Land, yet meet so many obstacles and barriers, then is it truly HaShem's desire for me, or just my own. The Torah tells me He wants me there. So why does it hurt so bad not to be able to get there. I want nothing more than to be there, but I need His help to do so; to remove these obstacles before my neshamah literally jumps out of my skin. May HaShem return us all SOON to the Land of Israel where we can receive direct light, direct inspiration, and not this clouded thing in exile. Oy veh! Soon HaShem, soon!

[@Daniel-gq1xy]

Thank you.

[@andreafish9853]

Yasher Koach!

[@hankmobley]

Great stuff Rabbi Richman from Manchester England.

[@nancymichaels4937]

Thank you, Rabbi Richman! Such an amazing commentary....To know that all blessings are channeled through the Land of Israel is a magnificent and awe inspiring spiritual truth! It’s little wonder that any time spent in Israel feels special beyond words! Wishing you Peace and Blessings! Shabbat Shalom!

[@jackwilliamatkins5602]

Porterhouse cures every disease

[@ЕвгенийИ-я1т]

Why are you not in the Temple Institute anymore? What happened? I really miss you!

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

Why does it matter to any of us 🤷‍♀️ Rabbi is here, teaching, just the same 😇 ❤️ And that’s ALL that matters 👍🏼 👏🏼

[@katyjh7857]

Since many of the projects for the Temple service were completed, the Rabbi began to want to devote more time to teaching Torah and so retired from the Temple Institute. It was a difficult decision but has proven to be the best choice ☺️

[@RudydeGroot]

The 'bible', I have learned, is the christianized, poorly translated tenach. So whenever I refer to the Jewish Hebrew source text, I personally would rather use the word 'tenach' than 'bible'..