The Hebrew word “terumah” means “offering”. In this context, it refers to the voluntary contributions that the Israelites were to make for the construction of the Mishkan - Tabernacle. Yehovah instructed Moses to invite the people to bring specific materi ...
Parashah B'shalach narrates one of the most outstanding episodes in the history of the people of Israel: the liberation from slavery in Egypt and the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea.The narrative begins with a description of the route taken by the peop ...
After a time of prosperity and enjoyment under Joseph's rule, the children of Israel suddenly found themselves confronted with a challenge: slavery imposed by a new Pharaoh who did not know Joseph's history, much less appreciate what he had brought to Egy ...
After being sold into slavery, Joseph proved to be a faithful and competent servant. However, he faced several trials when he was accused of a crime he did not commit and was imprisoned. Despite this, Joseph demonstrated a unique gift for interpreting dre ...
This parashah narrates significant events, including marriages, births and family tensions, all of which play a crucial role in the development of the history of the people of Israel. The parashah also highlights some spiritual and ethical lessons that em ...