By Rabbi Yonatan Neril[1] The Parsha of Vayakhel is dedicated in memory of Dr. Samuel Nieder, may his memory be a blessing, by Bob and Barbara Nieder. View a Printable Version | View a Source Sheet Our Torah portion this week, Vayakhel, begins with Moses (Moshe) assembling the entire community of Israel and commanding them in […]
By Shimshon Stüart Siegel (with research by Rabbi Yonatan Neril) View a Printable Version |View a Source Sheet Parsha Ki Tisa is sponsored by Evonne and Jerry Marzouk in memory of Bella Greenbaum, a woman of grace and strength. May her memory be a blessing. Parshat Ki Tisa opens with G-d commanding Moses (Moshe) […]
By Shimshon Stüart Siegel Parshat Tetzaveh is dedicated in honor of Bernard Klein, by the Weintraub Family View a Printable Version | View a Source Sheet All that is gold does not glitter.[1] The Torah portion Tetzaveh continues the instructions for the building of the Mishkan, or Sanctuary, which were begun in last week’s portion, Terumah. […]
By Ariel Shalem Parshat Terumah is dedicated by Shlomo Shinnar, MD, PhD, in honor of Baruch Sheinson. View a Printable Version | View a Source Sheet The Mishkan (Sanctuary), the traveling “House of God” built by the Israelites in the desert, is an elaborate structure built of royal and expensive materials. Reading the passages that describe […]
By Rabbi Norman Lamm, PhD Parshat Mishpatim is dedicated by David and Marsha Nimmer, “in the prayer of bequeathing a healthy world to our children.” View a Printable Version lView a Source Sheet In this week’s Torah portion of Mishpatim, G-d commands the Jewish people concerning the laws of borrowing and guarding property.[1] The relations […]
