Rabbi Gustavo Kraselnik
Which one of the miracles that appear in the Torah is the most difficult to believe? I enjoy asking this question and listen intently to the answers, which cover a wide spectrum of marvelous divine interventions, from the creation of the world onwards.
When people start to inquire about my opinion on the subject, half jokingly I tell them that for me, the story hardest to believe is not a supernatural event but rather the situation described in Parashat Vayakhel, regarding the abundance of offerings made by the people to build the Mishkan (Sanctuary):
Which one of the miracles that appear in the Torah is the most difficult to believe? I enjoy asking this question and listen intently to the answers, which cover a wide spectrum of marvelous divine interventions, from the creation of the world onwards.
When people start to inquire about my opinion on the subject, half jokingly I tell them that for me, the story hardest to believe is not a supernatural event but rather the situation described in Parashat Vayakhel, regarding the abundance of offerings made by the people to build the Mishkan (Sanctuary):
