Episode

Lazy in Thought - What the Meraglim Refused to Think About

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Parsha with Rabbi David Bibi
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Jun 10, 2026
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Summary

 Sometimes we are right about what we experienced—but wrong about what it means.   A prayer feels dry. A child seems unchanged. A setback appears devastating. The future looks uncertain. The meraglim teach us that seeing correctly does not always mean understanding correctly. Through the stories of Yosef and his brothers, the spies in Eretz Yisrael, and a timeless lesson attributed to Eliyahu HaNavi, we discover how often Divine providence is concealed beneath the surface of events.  Join us for 'Lazy in Thought: What the Meraglim Refused to Think About,' a powerful lesson on faith, perspective, and the danger of drawing conclusions before the story is finished.