In Parsha Bamidar, Rabbi Yakov Kermair discusses the beginning of the fourth book of the Torah, Bamidbar, which picks up the Israelites traveling through the desert after already receiving the Torah and Moses must count the people to find out how many Jews there are in all twelve tribes.
Produced by Debra Gonsher Vinik and edited by David Vinik of Diva Communications, Torah Treasures is a web series consisting of 50 videos devoted to teaching the Old Testament to children ages 7 – 12.
Torah Treasures’ library consists of easy to understand explanations from rabbis on the weekly Torah portion (parsha) with original, commissioned artwork and evocative photographs from the Getty Image collection. These four-minute videos were produced in conjunction with The New York Board of Rabbis, and feature seven rabbis from different Jewish denominations, who explain how these ancient stories are relevant to our lives today. Torah Treasures is a wonderful opportunity for parents and children to explore the Torah together.
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More from this series:
- Parshat Bemidbar: In the Desert – Life During the Journey to Egypt
- Parshat Bamidbar 5771 ● My way ● Harav Yitzchak Ginsburgh
- Bamidbar 5771 – Covenant & Conversation – Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks thoughts on weekly torah portion
- Parsha in 60 Seconds Presents Bamidbar
- 33 Parsha Bamidbar – Torah Treasures
- Ari Goldwag – Bamidbar – Counting the Uncountable
- ‘Numbers: The Wilderness Years’: A Reading by Rabbi Sacks
- 34 BaMidbar – Chief UK Rabbi Jonathan Sacks – BaMidbar 1:1 – 4:20 Numbers
- Parashat Bamidbar – What’s so special about the desert? – Rabbi Alon Anava
- Bamidbar: Dispatches from the Wilderness, pt. 3 – Aviva Zornberg
- Bamidbar: Dispatches from the Wilderness, pt. 4 – Aviva Zornberg
- Parshat Bamidbar: Music, Maestro, Please! – Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
- Parshat Bamidbar | Rav Yitzchak Berkovits Shlit”a | Aish HaTorah Wisdom for Living