The Children of Israel reached Marah and complained about the bitter water. God shows Moses a tree to throw into the water, “and the waters
Based on the wording describing the splitting of the Red Sea, the sages learn that all the waters on the earth split, not just the
Sweetening the Waters Following the Splitting of the Sea, the Children of Israel reached a place called Marah—literally, “bitter,” in Hebrew—and complained about the bitter
Click here for a PDF version of this page From a nation to the Children of Israel The first two verses of Parashat Beshalach read,[1]
The painting is courtesy of the painter Baruch Nachshon – Nachshonart This article is excerpted from Rabbi Ginsburgh's soon-to-be-published book, "The Inner Dimension." In the Torah
B’shalach: Sunday: Back to Egypt “And G-d did not guide them by way of the land of the Plishtim for it was close, for G-d
Inner Dimension Audio Audio-Aid (Online audio) Lecture No. E_004 For the weekly Torah-Portion of B'shalach The 12 diagonal lines of the Tree of Life Elimah: