10.36:4 - It remains with the new tribe.
Why does the Torah list the places
such things not occur.
9.. 35:25 - He should have prayed that
lethal injury.
8. 35:16 - One capable of inflicting
more common there.
7.. 35:14 - Because murders were
three cities west of the Jordan.
6.. 35:13 - After Yehoshua separated
tance to each family in his tribe.
tribe. He also allocated the inheri-
5.. 34:17 - Each nasi represented his
ply only in the Land.
4.. 34:2 - Because certain mitzvot ap-
2,000 amot).
3.. 33:49 - Twelve mil (one mil is
Jewish People departed.
clouds of glory protecting the
2.. 33:40 - When Aharon died, the
moved only 20 times.
tinuously. During 38 years, they
desert, they did not travel con-
decreed that they wander in the
Jewish People. Although it was
1. 33:1 - To show G-d's love of the
B.J. YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Shabbos Morning Schedule
Kinder-Cong Pre-K and K
in the Kinder-Cong room
Boys grades 1-4 Youth Center
Girls grades 1-4 Social Hall
Girls grades 5-8 Apt. 7 with Mrs.
Reitman
Shabbos afternoon groups led by for
boys & girls grades K-5 in the social
hall is on break until the Simon/
Weiser Youth team arrive in August
Happy Birthday
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Late Maariv 9:15 p.m.
Sunday-Thursday
sign up at least once a week
where the Jewish People camped?
2.Why did the King of Arad feel at
liberty to attack the Jewish Peo-
ple?
3. What length was the camp in the
midbar?
4. Why does the Torah need to spec-
ify the boundaries that are to be
inherited by the Jewish People?
5. What was the nesi'im's role in
dividing the Land?
6. When did the three cities east of
the Jordan begin to function as
refuge cities?
7. There were six refuge cities, three
on each side of the Jordan. Yet, on
the east side of the Jordan there
were only two and a half tribes.
Why did they need three cities?
8. To be judged as an intentional
murderer, what type of weapon
must the murderer use?
9. Why is the kohen gadol blamed
for accidental deaths?
10. When an ancestral field moves by
inheritance from one tribe to an-
other, what happens to it in yovel?
Mazal Tov
Brachie Stone on her engagement
to Gedalya Frankel
Perla and Gerry Attia on the birth
of a granddaughter, Adina to Anita
and Emanuel in Israel
Janice Attia on the birth of a great
granddaughter
A Summer only restaurant!!!
The Courtyard Grill.
Sundays, Tuesday & Thursday
at Adat Yeshurun 5pm-9pm
The reading for Parshas Massei
can be found on page 918. Note:
The Shabbos Torah Reading is
divided into 7 parts. Each section
is called an Aliya literally: Go up
since for each Aliya, one person
"goes up" to make a bracha
[blessing] on the Torah.
The Torah names all 42 encamp-
ments of Bnei Yisrael on their 40-
year journey from the Exodus un-
til the crossing of the Jordan River
into Eretz Yisrael. G-d commands
Bnei Yisrael to drive out the Ca-
naanites from Eretz Yisrael and to
demolish every vestige of their
idolatry. Bnei Yisrael are warned
that if they fail to rid the land
completely of the Canaanites,
those who remain will be "pins in
their eyes and thorns in their
sides." The boundaries of the Land
of Israel are defined, and the tribes
are commanded to set aside 48
cities for the levi'im, who do not
receive a regular portion in the
division of the Land. Cities of ref-
uge are to be established: Some-
one who murders unintentionally
may flee there. The daughters of
Tzelafchad marry members of
their tribe so that their inheritance
will stay in their own tribe. Thus
ends the Book of Bamidbar/
Numbers, the fourth of the Books
of the Torah.
Overview is courtesy of Ohr
Sameach
Welcome to the newest
Beth Jacob Staff families
Yisroel, Malka and Yael
Ahava Weiser
Adam and Chava Simon
Welcome to athletes Avner
Reinhorn and Omer Shif who
are participating in the
Maccabiah games.
Welcome to
Barry and Rena Wiseman
visiting their mother Edith
Welcome to Ilana Saltan,
Golan’s Kallah from Israel,
And Aunt Helene from
Chicago
Welcome to the entire
extended Silverman family

The Haftorah can be found on page
1193. This week's haftorah continues the
theme of the three weeks and introduces
the month of Av. The prophet Yirmiyahu
reprimands the Jewish people and re-
minds them, in the name of Hashem, of
all of the favors they have received over
the years. Hashem asks, "What wrong
did your fathers find in Me that distanced
them from Me and resulted in their fol-
lowing the empty practices of idolatry
diminishing the Jews to nothingness?
They didn't turn to Hashem who brought
them up from Egypt and led them
through the desolate dangerous desert."
Hashem continues, "And I brought them
to the fertile land of Israel to partake of
its fruits and goodness. But they defiled
My land and disgraced My inheri-
tance." (Yirmiyahu 2:5) Hashem faults
the Jewish nation for presently rejecting
MAS'EI STATS
43rd of the 54 sedras; 10th of 10 in
Bamidbar
Written on 189 lines in a Sefer To-
rah (rank: 30th)
8 Parshiyot; 6 open, 2 closed
132 psukim - ranks 12th (5th in
B'midbar)
1461 words - ranks 32th (7th in
B'midbar)
5773 letters - ranks 28th (6th in
B'midbar)
P'sukim of Mas'ei are the shortest
in the whole Torah. Hence the se-
vere drop in rank. Or putting it the
other way - hence, the deceptively
high rank for number of p'sukim.
MITZVOT
6 of the 613 mitzvot, 2 positives, 4
prohibitions
All of the above: Plus Maftir, see
there
Him and resorting to the shameful ways
of idolatry.
Hashem says, "They forsook Me, the
source of the waters of life; to dig empty
cisterns." But the blame wasn't limitted
to the common folk, it even extended to
their leaders and prophets. Hashem de-
scribes their spiritual decline in the fol-
lowing terms, "The Kohanim didn't re-
vere Me and the upholders of Torah did-
n't publicize My name, the kings rebelled
against Me and the prophets delivered
false prophecy." (2: 8) This bleak picture
of the Jewish people was certainly not a
comforting one and almost promised
immediate retribution and destruction.
Since it it also Rosh Chodesh, we
conclude with the first and last verse
from the Rosh Chodesh Haftorah which
can be found on page 1208 and 1210.
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