Chp. 19 verses 20 - 22: this ends the description of the ritual of the Red Heifer. Chp. 20 verses 1 - 6: Miriam dies and the well of Miriam disappears. The people have no water and they complain to Moshe.

Chp. 20 verses 1 - 9: After Aaron's death the clouds are removed and Amalek attacks, under the guise of being Canaanites. The people complain about God and Moshe and they are attacked and killed by snakes and scorpions. The admit their sin and God commands Moshe to make a copper snake that would cure those that were bitten, by looking up at the snake on a pole.

Chp. 20 verses 22 - 29: The death of Aaron.

Chp. 20 verses 12 - 21: This lecture ends the incident with the hitting of the rock. Moshe petitions the King of Edom to let the Jewish nation pass through his land, but he refuses to let them pass.

Chp. 19 verses 1 & 2: Introduction, why doesn't the Torah state that this is the law of the Red Heifer? Why is this the ultimate statue. What is the connection to the portion of Korach? Why a Red cow?

Chp. 20 verses 7 - 12: We begin the story of Moshe hitting the rock in the 40th year of the journey in the desert, after God had commanded him to speak to the rock.

My Thoughts 364, A deeper understanding of the Amidah 5. This lecture introduces the 4th blessing in the Amidah with a request for knowledge.

My Thoughts 307, The four sons. A closer look at the 4 sons mentioned in the Passover Hagadah. How they connect to the forefathers and Moshe and Yosef. How they are relevant even today!

388 My thoughts, The prayer recited before retiring at night 3. Continuing with the prayers The bed of Solomon and the priestly blessings.

Chp. 5 verses 9 - 16: The gift of the First Fruits that were given to the Priest, and other gifts that are given to the Priests. Continues with the ritual of the Sotah, the woman who was accused by her husband of infidelity.