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Chukat - Forgive And Forget
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In this weeks Torah portion the Jewish people complain about Moses and G-d. G-d in turn sends a poisonous snake. The Jews, realizing their sin, come to Moses to pray on their behalf. G-d orders Moses to construct a copper snake in the center of the camp, at which all who gaze upon it would be healed. (38:07) | |
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