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For synagogue goers these weeks, the Israelites cut a rather unfavorable impression, whining in parshah after parshah about ...
Fear and the Remedy. Thoughts on Torah portions Tazria/Metzora 2025 (adapted from previous years) This week’s Torah portion is about mass fear, or better put, how to stave off mass fear.
“Thus God said to Israel: ‘I have given you a Torah from which I cannot part, and I also cannot tell you not to take it; but this I would request: Wherever you go, make for Me a house wherein ...
This week’s Torah portion recounts how Korah the Levite and his supporters were punished for his arrogance. As we read: “…the ...
What does it mean to love our children equally? It’s a question that many families wrestle with, especially when each parent’s and child’s personality, needs, and circumstance vary so widely.
Like the Israelites, we can be paralyzed by fear, rather than boldly marching forward toward new possibilities.
This Torah portion lists more mitzvot than any other parasha, 77 out of the 613 total mitzvot that are included in the Torah. There is no single subject that is the focus of the Ki Teitzei parasha.
1. This week’s Torah portion is Ki Teitzei. This is the sixth Torah portion in the book of Deuteronomy. It is a continuation of Moshe Rabbeinu’s farewell address to the nation, but is also his ...
The Torah is saying: What you do matters. The choices you make affect the world around you. Taken together, this double portion asks us to think big: about time, about land, about community and ...
Parshat Shemini: Leviticus 9:1-11:47; II Samuel 6:1-7:17. Parshat Shemini, the Torah portion following Passover, marks a pivotal moment: Moses and Aaron offer the first communal sacrifice on ...
Since it was forbidden to read the Torah portion from an invalid פסול parchment scroll; it was decided to have selected readings from the Navi instead.
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