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The concept of forcing one who murdered accidentally to spend a good deal of his life in cities of refuge seems to be a strange punishment, perhaps even cruel. How can we understand this mitzvah, especially when we consider the lives of his wife, children, and Rebbe that are also affected? Mrs. Juravel shows how beautiful the ways of the Torah are as she details the great value each life has, and Hashem’s ability to factor absolutely everything into the picture.
Focus on an interesting group - the two and a half tribes that chose to live on the other side of the river, outside the Land of Israel. Mrs. Juravel points out some true lessons of growth within their metamorphosis from being focused on their physical well-being to valuing spiritual goals. How does the story of their erection of a seemingly idolatrous icon after leaving Israel spiritually strong teach important communication techniques?
Joshua is dying. Before he takes leave of his beloved people, he gives a twofold message of encouragement and rebuke. His unbelievable sensitivity toward the needs of those he spoke to is clear as he underscores the good they've done, while still honestly pointed out the aspects that needed fixing. Want to gain skills that will help you guide people past wrongdoing? This is the class to listen to.
Yehoshua’s dialogue with his beloved nation as he said a final goodbye to them teaches us an important lesson about the necessity to ask questions and evaluate the replies heard in order to give a lasting message. His words about our forefathers and the world of truths they taught us can still be put into practice today as we try to make their teachings a part of our lives.
In order to plumb the depths of Tehillim, let's take a look at the personality behind the Psalms. David's life was a constant wrench, yet with Herculean efforts he connected every single struggle back to God. His life was proof that every experience in life can bring us closer and closer to God.
