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When we think about Noach, we usually remember the ark, the animals, the flood, and the rainbow. But when I read this parsha today, I see a man trying to…
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Parsha Ki Tavo portrays Moses instructing the Israelites regarding the rituals that they are to perform once they enter the Promised Land. The Parsha discusses the offering of first fruits,…
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Parsha Ki Teitzei contains a collection of diverse commandments and laws that covers aspects of personal ethics, family life, community interactions, and societal conduct. It includes laws related to marriage…
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Parsha Shoftim focuses on the establishment of a just legal system and the appointment of righteous judges in the land of Israel. Moses instructs the people to appoint judges and…
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Moses sets before the Israelites the blessings that will come from following G_d’s commandments and warns them of the consequences of idolatry and disobedience in Parsha Re’eh. He emphasizes the…
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G_d often places people in our lives to help us move closer to our purpose. These people come in all different forms, from family and friends to teachers and mentors.…
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The name of this parsha is derived from the first word of Leviticus 16:1, “Acharei,” meaning “afterwards,” and Leviticus 19:2, “Kedoshim,” meaning “sanctified.” This Parsha is a double Torah portion…
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In this parsha, we see the importance of taking responsibility for our own spiritual wellbeing. Rabbi Naftali Tzvi Berlin teaches, “The Torah is like the physician who shows us the…
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The Exodus – A quick summary The Exodus story is one of the most significant events in biblical history. It tells of the captivity of the Israelites in Egypt and…
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In Parsha Vayikra, it brings together beautiful something I deeply agree with- why gratitude, commitment and intention is important for living a life where we are excited to jump out…