Parsha 41 Devarim – Words
August 18, 2022
This Shabbat is known as Shabbat Chazon (Sabbath of Vision) where observant Jews grieve over the nation’s sins that eventually led to the destruction of
This Shabbat is known as Shabbat Chazon (Sabbath of Vision) where observant Jews grieve over the nation’s sins that eventually led to the destruction of
Ma’asei (Journeys) Num 33:1–36:13; Jer 2:4–28, 3:4, 4:1–2; Matt 24:1–25:46 “These are the journeys of [masa’ei] the people of Israel, when they went out of
Parasha Matot (Tribes) Num.30:2–32:42; Jer.1:1–2:3; Matt.23:1–39 By Raphael ben Levi “Moses spoke to the heads of the tribes (matot) of the people of Israel, saying,
Numbers 25:10–29:40 (30:1); Jeremiah 1:1–2:3; 1 Peter 3:8–4:19 In this parasha, Phinehas completes the episode that ended the devastating plague upon the Israelites after they
Parasha 38: Chukat (Statute, Decree) Num.19:1-22:1 Haftorah Chukat: Judges 11:1-33 By Raphael ben Levi “Adonai said to Moshe and Aaron, “This is the REGULATION from
Parshat Balak – by Raphael ben Levi For the first time in 4,000 years in May 1948 Israel gained sovereignty and independence in the land
Parasha Shelach Lecha (Send Forth) – by Raphael ben Levi Num13:1–15:41; Joshua 2:1–24; (conquering Jericho. The 2 spies sent out) Heb 3:1-19; (taking hold of
Behar(On the Mountain) and Bechukotai (By my regulations) Lev 25:1–27:34; Jer.16:19–17:14; Matt.21:33–46 On this Shabbat we are blessed with a double portion that takes us
Bechukotai (my regulations) Lev.26:3–27:34; Jer.16:19–17:14; Matt.21:33–46 God clearly set out His terms for living under His covenant; He is never ambiguous! The first word in
One of our great rabbis observed with great insight some striking similarities between the books of Exodus and Numbers noting that, “…they are both about
Let me share with you some words I came across recently regarding the Kingdom of God from a friend of mine, that really touched my
PARASHAT LECH LECHA – TORAH PORTION 3 – LECH LECHA (GO FORTH) Gen.12:1–17:27; Isa.40:27–41:16; Matt.1:1–17 Our Torah portion begins with a command from God to
Man’s wickedness led God to bring a Flood. The first act began with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. From there, things went
Now there was a man, a Pharisee named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jewish people. He came to Yeshua at night and said, “Rabbi, we know that You,