Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa takes another two-part look at parsha “B’ha’alotecha” (Numbers chapters 8 through 12).\u00a0 Again, it looks like another “potpourri” of perhaps disparate topics, in spite of the fact that it ALSO clearly contains another major “turning point” in the Story.<\/p>\n
During the Erev Shabbat overview teaching, Mark outlines several of the themes, and why they remain “timeless”.<\/p>\n
SSM Beha’alotecha 2017<\/a><\/p>\n But it’s during the Sabbath Day teaching, where it’s time for some spiritualizin<\/em>‘ — and even a bit of speculation.”\u00a0 If we see a ‘turning point’ in this story of Whining in the Desert, isn’t it about time we became “teachable” ourselves?\u00a0 (Moses certainly was, as we shall see.)<\/p>\n Mark Call’s 2017 Torah cycle teachings for parsha “Beha’alotecha” (Numbers 8 thru 12) Continue reading
\n “Food – Control – Trust – and Vulnerability:<\/a>
\n…Time for a Turning Point”<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"