Delve Into Weekly Torah Portions
Deepen your understanding of the Scriptures! Uncover the historical and spiritual significance of the stories, and connect these narratives to faith, perseverance, and the plan of YeHoVaH.
Parashot Acharei Mot / Kedoshim
Parashah Acharei Mot Leviticus 16:1 – 18:30 In Leviticus, chapter 16, we are presented with the ritual of sacrifices that will be carried out every
Parashot Tazria-Metzora
Parashah Tazria Leviticus 12:1 – 13:59 The name of the portion, TAZRIA, is related to the Hebrew root ZARAH, which means “seed”; therefore, an alternative
Parashah Shmini
The name of this parashah means “eighth,” and refers to the “day after” Aaron and his sons completed the seven-day inauguration process of their priesthood…
Parashah Tzav
This week’s parashah is called “Tzav” which means “ordinance” and contains teachings that can have various practical applications in our daily life that we will
Parashah Vayikra
Vayikra, means: And He called. The book begins with the letter vav, a conjunction that gives us the idea of continuity with the story of
Parashah Pekudei
In the 7 days of Creation there is a progression from nothing, before Genesis 1:1, until all of Creation was completed, after 6 days. Man
Parashah Vayak’hel
Since ancient times, Yehovah has shown a great desire to be close to his people, Israel. When the Israelites wandered through the desert after being
Parashah Ki Tisa
Our portion for this week begins with instructions regarding the census. This fact has an important significance because it allows us to see the equality
Parashah Tetzaveh
In the Garden of Eden, Adam, the first man, was in communion with the Creator and heard His voice. There was nothing he had to
Parashah T’rumah
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
Parashah Mishpatim
Yehováh delivered the Royal Law on Mount Sinai. It is very important to understand that when we use the expression “The Royal Law”, it is
Parashah Yitro
At this point in the Exodus narrative we find Moses taking on the monumental task of judging the people of Israel. Sitting from morning to
