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Can we respectfully question authority, or is that simply the path of Korach?
In this week's Parshah, the daughters of Tzelofchad present a remarkable challenge. They approach Moshe Rabbeinu, argue their case, and hear Hashem declare: "The daughters of Tzelofchad are right."
What made their challenge so different? Where is the line between healthy questioning and destructive rebellion? And what can their courage teach us about our relationships with rabbonim, with other people, and even with Hashem in tefillah?
A practical and thought-provoking shiur on humility, courage, and knowing when and how to speak up.
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By Yossi GoldbergClick here to send us a text with your feedback! Thank you
Can we respectfully question authority, or is that simply the path of Korach?
In this week's Parshah, the daughters of Tzelofchad present a remarkable challenge. They approach Moshe Rabbeinu, argue their case, and hear Hashem declare: "The daughters of Tzelofchad are right."
What made their challenge so different? Where is the line between healthy questioning and destructive rebellion? And what can their courage teach us about our relationships with rabbonim, with other people, and even with Hashem in tefillah?
A practical and thought-provoking shiur on humility, courage, and knowing when and how to speak up.
Support the show
For feedback, source sheets or to sponsor a Shiur, please email [email protected]