Balak

18 sichos, 11 with English text.

• Vol 2.07 - BalakLinks

  "He crouches ...like a lion and like a lioness" - Even in the time of Galut, Yisroel is like a lion and lioness (6)

• Vol 4.09 - BalakLinks

  "From their beginning, I see them as mountain peaks" - patriarchs, matriarchs; Wisdom and understanding (4)

• Vol 8.15 - Balak 1Links

  Rashi : "Balak saw etc."; The connection to Yud-Beit Tammuz (9)

• Vol 8.16 - Balak 2

  Debate in the boundary of killing one who cohabits with a heathen woman that "zealots may punish him" but only during the act (10)

• Vol 13.13 - Balak 1Links

  (5733) Rashi: "How goodly are your tents" and Rashi (ibid): "your dwelling places" (7)

• Vol 13.14 - Balak 2

  The difference between Rashi and Rambam on the verses of Balaam's prophecy regarding the "End of Days" (8)

• Vol 18.29 - Balak 1Links

  Rashi: "In time it will be said to Jacob and Israel" (when the love G-d has for them will be revealed) (9)

• Vol 18.30 - Balak 2

  The laws of the Messianic king (14)

• Vol 18.31 - Balak 3Translated

  Who permitted the daughter of Yitro to You (Moshe)?" (8)

• Vol 18.32 - Balak 4Translated

  Haftorah: "And the remnant of Jacob .. that does not hope for any man" - The character of faith (Bitachon) (7)

• Vol 23.20 - Balak 1Translated

  The parsha is named after an evildoer. Prounouncing the name of an Idol that is written in the Torah (6)

• Vol 23.21 - Balak 2Translated

  "uproot all the sons of Seth". Will the nations of the world "perish" or will they be rectified "to serve G-d" (10)

• Vol 28.20 - Balak 1Links

  Rashi: "saddled his she-donkey" The difference betweeen the wording of Rashi and Chazal in Talmud and Midrash (8)

• Vol 28.21 - Balak 2Translated

  Rashi : "mountain peaks" -The reason Rashi does not explain like the other commentators; Amalek (9)

• Vol 33.22 - BalakTranslated

  Rashi: "people that rises like a lioness". Why Rashi prefaces the comment of Midrash to that of Targum; Yud-Beit Tammuz (7)

• Vol 38.15 - Balak 1Links

  The differences between the Balak's statements to that of Balaam in the name of Balak - according to Rashi (5)

• Vol 38.16 - Balak 2Translated

  Rashi: "Who can count the dust of Jacob" : The differences between Rashi and the Midrash. "dust" according to Pnimiyut (10)

• Vol 38.17 - Balak 3Translated

  Tehillim (72:8): "And may he reign from sea to sea, and from the river to the ends of the land" - According to Chassidut (3)