Parashat Balak: Table of Contents
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ShareDevash is a weekly parashah magazine that makes Torah sweet. By engaging directly with texts and taking kids seriously as Jews, Devash helps children and adults discover new ideas, values, and sweet morsels in the weekly Torah portion. This one is for Parashat Balak.
Ilustration Credit: Elad Lifshitz, Dov Abramson Studio
Devash is a weekly parashah magazine that makes Torah learning sweet. By engaging directly with texts and taking kids seriously as Jews, Devash helps children and grownups discover new ideas, values, and sweet morsels in the weekly Torah portion. Devash is designed for kids ages 7 and up to read independently, or together with families and teachers.
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CONTENTS
- Midrash / מִדְרָשׁ
- What are these “boulders” and “heights” Bil’am is referring to when he blesses Benei Yisrael?
- Notice a similarity in the language that suggests a connections between Bilam and Avraham. What can we learn from this comparison?!
- Commentary / פַּרְשָׁנוּת
- If God just gave Bilam permission to go, why is God angry at Bil'am for going with Balak's messengers?
- One of Bilam's blessings is about Benei Yisrael being a people who lives alone. What’s so good about living alone?
- Do you ever think of God as a friend?
- Bilam calls himself שְׁתֻם הָעָיִן (shetum ha-ayin) which means something like, “the person whose eye is open.” But what does THAT mean?
