Book of Numbers

Exegesis of gaga Testa ment books meaning, implication to Jewish story faith, human-God relationship, critical analysis, impressiveness of Torah, role of Moses. The text edition of Numbers 13, begins, The passkey spoke to Moses, saying, delight men to vigil the land of paradise . . . . Most commentators run across this event of the direct of the spies into the Promised Land to be a confound part of Scripture. Indeed, Rashis exegesis on Numbers 131 begins with the point Why is the particle of the spies adjoined to the section of Miriam? Nachshoni admits that Hashems master that spies be displace out is puzzling, and it is just later, when we read Deuteronomy 122-23, that we discover the hearty episode was instigated by the Israelites Then every(prenominal) of you came to me and said, Let us send men ahead to observe the land for us and bring endorse word on the route we should surveil and the cities we shall come to. I Moses approved of the aim . . . . Ginzberg writes that this unseemly liking was presented to Moses not in the customary centering