B’Har (On the Mountain)
May 18, 2022
Behar consists of a single chapter that, despite its brevity, had a transformative impact on the social structure of ancient Israel and provided a unique
Behar consists of a single chapter that, despite its brevity, had a transformative impact on the social structure of ancient Israel and provided a unique
Parasha EMOR (Speak) Lev. 21:1 – 24:21; Ezek. 44:15 – 31; Luke 14: 12-24 In a quick summary of the chapters contained in Parasha
Parasha Kedoshim (Holy People) Lev.19: 1- 20:27 ;1Sam 20: 18-42 ; Matt. 4:43-48 The Lord spoke to Moses: “Speak to all the community of Israel. Say:
Shalom Mishpocha! As promised, please see below a general transcript of the teaching for last week’s parasha, “Acharei Mot.” Xxxx Acharei Mot. Lev.16:1–18:30; Ezek.22:1–19; Amos.9:7–15;
Yesterday evening marked the first day of the first biblical new month (Rosh chodesh) known as the month of “Nissan”, which is a name borrowed
Lev 14:1–15:33; Mal. 3:4-24; Matt. 23:16–24 This week’s parasha reminds us about something that the Church has studiously ignored throughout the ages, that is,
Tazria (She conceives) Lev 12:1–15:33; Ezek. 45-16-46; Luke 7:18-25 The Hebrew word Tazria means “She conceives” and is related to the Hebrew root word, ‘Zarah’
SHEMINI (Eighth) Lev 9:1–11:47; Num 19:1-22; 2 Sam 6:1–7:17; Mark 9:1–13 This week’s parasha in Lev. 9:1 states that “…on the eighth day Moses summoned
VAYIKRA (And He Called) Lev1:1–5:26; Isa 43:21–44:23; Mark 7:1–30; Leviticus is the least read and least preached book in the Church although in biblical times
Pekudei (Accounts, Accountability) Ex. 38:21–40:38; 1 Kings 7:51–8:21; Heb. 8:1–12 In last week’s parasha, we read about the construction of the Tabernacle, designed to be
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,