NUMBERS — 12:7 trusted Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, AMEMEIPage(s): 184-5 NUM123 See [[NUM108]] Numbers 12:3 humble AMEMEI 184-5 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:8 order Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, AMEMEIPage(s): 184-5 NUM124 See [[NUM108]] Numbers 12:3 humble AMEMEI 184-5 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:9 incensed Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, TELVOL1Page(s): 261 NUM125 See [[LEV574]] Leviticus 19:17 heart TOLVOL1 261 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:10 stricken Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, AMJVPage(s): 75-6 NUM126 See [[NUM105]] Numbers 12:2 only AMJV 75-6 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:11 master Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, WAGSPage(s): 35-7 NUM127 Humility--Prerequisite of Tolerance. Masseches Derech Eretz describes the degree of humility one should strive to achieve: "Be as the threshold, upon which everyone treads, and as the peg, which people use for hanging objects" (Derech Eretz Zuta, ch. 1). This means that one is obligated to tolerate others even if they do not consider him worthy of respect. The Midrash adds, "Be lowly before everyone, especially before members of your household… Be the threshold, upon which everyone treads, for eventually the house will collapse, but the threshold will remain untouched (ibid. ch. 3). The Midrash says, "Everyone should learn Moshe Rabbeinu: He said, 'Choose for us people ...' (Shemos 17:9). This teaches us that he considered his pupil (Yehoshua) as important as himself." The Midrash develops a similar idea: "From where do we learn that one must treat others with as much respect as he treats his teacher? From the verse, 'and Aharon said to Moshe, 'Please, my master...'" [this verse]. Aharon was Moshe Rabbeinu's elder brother, and yet he addressed him as 'My master.' This teaches us that he regarded him as his Rav" (Yalkut Shemos 264). Tolerance leads to peace and to new friendships, and precludes anger. "A pious man was once asked, "What do you attribute people's affection for you?' He answered, 'Because I always consider other people to be better than me' Orchos Tzaddikim, Sha'ar Ha'anavah). SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:11 said Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, SINAI2Page(s): 44 NUM128 See [[NUM84]] Numbers 11:22 enough SINAI2 44 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:13 beseech Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, PLYNPage(s): 344 NUM129 Even if someone acts against us, we should aid him in his time of need. Miriam was stricken with tzoraas for having spoken against Moshe. Not only did Moshe refrain from growing angry at her for having spoken against him, but he even prayed for her recovery. From here we learn that even if someone acts against you and is punished for his act, you should do all you can to assist him. (Ralbag). SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:13 heal Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, AMJVPage(s): 75-6 NUM131 See [[NUM105]] Numbers 12:2 only AMJV 75-6 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:13 heal Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, TELVOL1Page(s): 165 NUM130 See [[GEN1081]] Genesis 20:7 intercede TOLVOL1 165 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
NUMBERS — 12:13 heal Torah Book & Portion, Book of Numbers, Behaalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), Source Book Keys, TELVOL2Page(s): 72 NUM132 The concept of seeking God's blessing for the sick is rooted in the Torah. When God strikes Miriam with illness for having spoken unfairly of her brother, Moses, it is he who prays to God on her behalf [this verse]. SHOW FULL EXCERPT