Jun 20, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
**Parsha Korach** (found in Numbers 16:1–18:32) contains exactly: **Verses:** 95; **Words:** 1,409; **Letters:** 5,325 \[1…
There are 95 verses, 1,409 words, 5,325 letters.
The first one, of course, is Noah, and then Caihi, Sarah, Yitro, and Korach, Balak, and Pinchas.
And he had a very lofty high position in the nation of Israel, but he has not been satisfied with the position and he wanted to grasp more power, more authority.
And he rebelled against Hashem.
And he also had a bright idea to hire a prophet, a wicked Balaam, to curse the Jewish people.
And finally, we have Pinchas.
Pinchas, or Peneas, we find him, he's a very righteous Jewish man, whose act of zeal for God, it was so memorable that he adverted the plague.
And the question is, why is evil people's name included as part of the Torah? What is Hashem telling us by having even those men like Korah or Bala that led Israel astray given honor? It speaks about Hashem's greatness that even in tragedy, Even in darkness, there is goodness that can come out of it that we can learn.
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So before we go any further, let's do a quick word of prayer.
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