Midrash tells the children. Book Bemidbar

Midrash (explanations of our sages) is a story associated with sacred books, their heroes and plots, but Midrash tells that there is no in these books. It is absent - but is restored to other places of the Torah, other texts and oral tradition. Using all the amount of knowledge and the rules of interpretations of texts, our sages come to a new, deeper, often unexpected understanding of what, it would seem, has long been known and studied.
In the proposed series of books, Midrash tells children, some midrash for each weekly chapter of the Torah are given. The fourth volume is dedicated to Bemidbar"s book. Young readers will continue to study the history of the wanderings of Jews in the desert, learn more about Moshe-Rabein and how he taught Jews to live a unified community and serve the Almighty, about the death of his brother Aѓaron and sisters to the Miris, about how the scouts of Jews in Canaan sinned, About the Red Cow, about the rebellion of Korukh and the war with the king Balak and the false prophet Bilam, about the indissoluability of the covenant between the Almighty and the sons of Israel