B’ha-alotecha
May 31, 2021
B’ha-alotecha Num 8:1–12:16; Zech 2:14[10]–4:7; Luke 17:11–18:14 This week’s Scripture portion focuses upon setting up the Menorah (lampstand) in the Tabernacle. The priests would ‘ascend’ to
B’ha-alotecha Num 8:1–12:16; Zech 2:14[10]–4:7; Luke 17:11–18:14 This week’s Scripture portion focuses upon setting up the Menorah (lampstand) in the Tabernacle. The priests would ‘ascend’ to
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
Acharei Mot/ Kedoshim Lev 16:1–20:27; Ezek 22:1–19; Amos 9:7–15; Eph 6 God has called and equipped us to stand for Him in this world through
NASO (lift up) Num 4:21–7:89; Judges 13:2–25; John 11:1–54 This parasha is the longest of all the 54 Torah portions in the annual cycle and contains
2 Kings 4:42–5:19, 7:3–20; Matt 8:1–4, 11:2–6; Mark 9:14–15 This week’s parasha is a double portion. The first one is known as “Tazria” from Lev.12:1-15
SHEMINI (Eighth) Lev 9:1–11:47; Num 19:1-22; 2 Sam 6:1–7:17; Mark 9:1–13 This evening will mark the 8th day following Peach as we find ourselves already
VAYIKRA (And He Called) Lev1:1–5:26; Isaiah 43:21–44:23; Mark 7:1–30; Leviticus is the least read and least preached book within the Church although in biblical times
VAYAKHEL (And He Assembled) + PEKUDEI (Accountings of) Parashat Ex. 35:1–40:38; 1 Kings 7- 8:21; 2Cor.9:1-15; Heb.9:1; Rev.11:1-13 Shabbat ha Chodesh – 1st month of
Tetzavah (You [Moses] shall command) Exodus 27:20 to 30:10; Ezekiel 43:10-27; Hebrews 13: 10-16 Moses was told to: “Command the Israelites to bring clear oil
The Shabbat prior to Purim is called the “Shabbat of Remembrance” (Shabbat “Zachor”) from the book of Esther with the command to “remember the Amalekites”
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,