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Why Is The End Of Bamidbar So Anticlimactic? (Part 1 of 2)

The Deeper Significance Of Gilead In The Bible

The Torah is a book of great drama, why does the narrative ends with a seemingly-unnecessary story about a random conquest of some towns? In this week and next week, Rabbi Fohrman paints a picture of epic connections to the stories of Jacob, Joseph and Judah.

Rabbi David Fohrman

Founder and Lead Scholar

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