Ki Tavo (When you come)
August 31, 2021
Ki Tavo (When You Enter) Deut. 26:1–29:9; Is. 60:1–22; Luke 23:26–56 In this week’s parasha, God instructed Israel to bring their first-fruits (‘bikurim’) to the
Ki Tavo (When You Enter) Deut. 26:1–29:9; Is. 60:1–22; Luke 23:26–56 In this week’s parasha, God instructed Israel to bring their first-fruits (‘bikurim’) to the
Many people are not aware that there is no mention of synagogues, rabbis, Pharisees, Sadducees, or yeshivas, in the OT for they only developed in
Psalm 91 is a beautiful psalm which promises God’s complete covering over us when we place our full trust in Him. “1 He who dwells in
Deut 3:23–7:11; Isa 40:1–26; John 10:1–42 This Shabbat is called by the special name of Shabbat Nachamu (Sabbath of Comfort) and is taken from our
The Shabbat which is connected to Tisha B’Av (the 9th Av in the 5th month of the Hebrew calendar) is known as Shabbat Chazon (שבת
Ever since the introduction of the covid regulations, many people are becoming isolated and disconnected from other believers. We will not let that happen to
Deut 1:1 – 3:22. Isaiah 1:1-27 This week’s Torah portion opens with the 5th Book of the Torah called D’varim (Words): “These are the words
Parasha Chukat (Regulation,Commands) Num.19-22:1 Judg.11:1-33 By Raphael ben Levi This week’s Torah portion is taken from Num.19-22 read in all synagogues throughout the world that
This week’s parasha takes us full circle to the end of Moses’ life, but what was it like at the beginning as a humble shepherd
As we prepare to celebrate Sukkot next Shabbat I would like to briefly share a taster regarding a Sukkot tradition known as the waving of
I recently heard one American make the comment that, “Being Jewish is a political liability for the Democrats” who most Jews vote for. Yet the