
Angela Roskop Erisman
Hebrew Bible scholar and owner of Angela Roskop Erisman Editorial; author of "The Wilderness Narratives in the Hebrew Bible"
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Jun 3, 2026
Beha'alotekha with Angela Roskop Erisman
2:27
[laughs] The complaint seems to come out of nowhere, and it's not very easy to make sense of.
2:33
So, um, uh, e- and it, this is frustrating, but it's also an exciting thing about how narratives can work.
2:43
Um, we don't necessarily, uh, shouldn't necessarily expect to be told everything.
2:52
Uh, in many ways, uh, narrative stories, they engage us by asking us to activate knowledge we already have, and that's an exciting part of being a reader of Torah, is what we bring to the text.
3:05
This is a little challenging because [laughs] um, the, uh, what Miriam's beef is depends on what Cush means.
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