<p>This week,the Torah goes Dr. Seuss on us. The language that the Torah uses to describe Moses crafting a copper snake seems almost deliberately playful. What is the meaning of this unusual poetic device, and who stuck it in there? </p>

This week,the Torah goes Dr. Seuss on us. The language that the Torah uses to describe Moses crafting a copper snake seems almost deliberately playful. What is the meaning of this unusual poetic device, and who stuck it in there?

<p>This week,the Torah goes Dr. Seuss on us. The language that the Torah uses to describe Moses crafting&nbsp;a copper snake seems almost deliberately playful. What is the meaning of this unusual poetic device, and who stuck it in there?&nbsp;</p>

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Episode 39: SNAKES ON A PLAIN - Parshat Chukat

Episode 39: SNAKES ON A PLAIN - Parshat Chukat