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Category: Numbers

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Enthusiastic Evil versus Lethargic Good (Balak)

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Massive Contemporary Torah Revelations (Chukat)

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Treacherous Prominence (Korach)

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Why Leaders Become Corrupt (Shlach)

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Calm and Seasoned (Behaalotcha)

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Free Protection (Naso)

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The Peace of all Sums (Bamidbar)

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Two-Time Sorcerous Loser (Matot-Masai)

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When to fear the powerful (Pinchas)

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The Destiny of Nations (Balak)

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