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This never happens! In the end, it turns out that a solution that bridges the desire of the daughters of Tzelofhad to build their own personal homes on the one hand; and the preservation of tribal and family traditions, on the other hand. This is also the deeper meaning of their names: Machla – in the sense of dance; Noa – in the sense of pleasantness; Hogla – in the sense of a circle; Milka – in the sense of royalty; and Tirtza – in the sense of completion. Everything works out in the end.
In all the desert journeys of our lives, in all the contradictions and wars in which we find ourselves, we end up dancing in a circle, filled with pleasantness, royalty and contentment. This is also what will happen with God’s help in the coming year for the better, without shadow and fear.
The Yom HaZIKARON SIREN- EVERY ARROW NEEDS A HEAD!
Rabbi Ari Shvat | Iyar 5785
Parashat Hashavua: More Mila than Brit?
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Iyar 5785
Daf Yomi Makkot Daf 19
R' Eli Stefansky | 29 Nisan 5785
