Why did God choose water to destroy a corrupt world? In this fascinating episode of Breakneck Through the Bible, Rabbi Bentzi Epstein reveals a stunning Talmudic insight that will transform how you view the oceans surrounding our continents. Discover why water wasn't just for cleansing, but served as God's "army" - a constant reminder of divine boundaries we too often forget.

We also learn why Noah and his family were commanded to separate from their wives during humanity's darkest hour, and what this teaches us about empathy in times of suffering. Finally, we explore the ancient understanding of kosher and non-kosher animals that predates the giving of the Torah, raising profound questions about Noah's spiritual knowledge. Why did God command seven pairs of kosher animals but only one pair of non-kosher ones? The answer reveals God's masterful planning for humanity's future and the deeper purpose behind every creature's existence on the ark.

The Torah tells us Noah had three sons, but his first "offspring" was something entirely different. In this eye-opening episode of Breakneck Through the Bible, Rabbi Bentzi Epstein reveals why the Torah describes Noah as "righteous" before mentioning his children—unveiling the profound truth that our spiritual legacy outweighs our biological one.

Discover the ancient debate over whether Noah was truly righteous or merely better than his corrupt generation, and why this question holds the key to understanding our own responsibility in the world. Learn why the world was ultimately destroyed during Noah's watch, and what this teaches us about our obligation to infuse righteousness into society through kindness, prayer, and Torah study.

Most powerfully, Rabbi Epstein explores why theft—not rebellion against God—was the final sin that triggered the flood, and what this reveals about the Torah's priorities. This episode will transform how you understand Noah's ark, the dimensions that hint at deeper meanings, and the mysterious "window" that may have been something far more extraordinary.

Between the words of Genesis lies a hidden world of wisdom that only the oral tradition can reveal. In this episode of Breakneck Through the Bible, Rabbi Bentzi Epstein uncovers something astonishing - there was a massive flood before the Great Flood, and this deluge destroyed a third of the world’s population long before Noah built his ark.

Through meticulous verse-by-verse analysis, discover why Noah waited until age 500 to have children, the true identity of the mysterious Nephilim giants, and how God's reduction of human lifespan to 120 years represents divine mercy rather than punishment.

When the Torah says God "reconsidered" creating humanity, Rabbi Epstein reveals what our sages understood about this profound statement—that the Torah speaks in human language while conveying timeless divine truths. Most crucially, learn what it truly meant for Noah to "find grace in the eyes of Hashem" and how this single phrase holds the key to humanity's survival.