Why did God change his mind and allow Bilaam to curse the Jewish people? 

The Torah portion in Israel of “Balak” (Numbers 22:2-25:9) teaches how Balak, King of Moab, hired Balaam to curse the Jewish people after realizing that he could not destroy them militarily. God plays a trick and instead of cursing the Jewish people Balaam ends up blessing them! Rabbi Enkin’s informative webinar focuses on the nations... Read more »

Rabbi Enkin presents a unique webinar about Bilaam, Balak and other infamous villains in the Bible.

The weekly portion features one of the great villains in the Torah, providing a great opportunity to discuss some of the other evil-doers in the Bible.

The true nature of a person can be seen in the nature of the type of people who follow him. The student often reflects the teacher.

How is zealotry looked upon in the Torah? Is collective punishment justified? Can we take the law into our own hands?

This webinar explores Genesis 12:3 throughout history and discover which nations merited the blessing and which merited the curse of God's wrath.

Rabbi Enkin's fun and interesting webinar about animals in the Bible will teach you how Judaism views living creatures and what our responsibility is towards them.

Helping others with no profit motive or desire for returns finds favor before God and arouses Divine assistance and rewards.

When the chips are down, remember that God is capable of anything.

Even when the chances of success seem slim, remember that God can make anything happen.

Can the secret to a happy home be found in a story about an attempt to to destroy the Jewish people?

The Torah reveals to us the true identity of our “guardian angel” – it is in fact God Himself!

The Torah is bringing it to our attention that no matter how bad Balak was, he was a very good king.

In this week's Torah reading, Balak, the evil King of Moab, hires the evil prophet/magician Bilaam to curse the Jewish people, but the plot does not succeed.

Just as the sacrifices were daily, so must be the prayers of very human being in the world. We must pray for our health, for our families, for success, and together, we must pray for peace in the Land of Israel, and by extension, the entire world. That is one of the greatest “sacrifices” you can make each day. And it is one of the most powerful things we can do.