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.
Parasha Shemot – Names
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
Parasha vaYeji – He lived
We are about to finish reading the book of the Beginning: Genesis. Being already in the last moments of his life, Jacob gave clear instructions
Parasha vaYgash – He approached
From the earliest childhood Yosef, son of Ya’akov, was considered a special person. Having been born of the one who was “the woman he loved”,
Parasha Miketz – At the end
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
Parasha Vayeshev – He continued living
As we delve into this portion, we embark on one of the most captivating stories, showcasing how Yehovah, the Creator of the heavens and the
Parasha Vayshlach – The meaning of Israel
The name Israel appears for the first time in this section of the Torah. Jacob is named after the mysterious being with whom he wrestled
Parasha Vayetze – He went out
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
Parasha Tol’dot – Generations
The animosity that we are witnessing between the people of Israel and their Arab neighbors dates back to the time of the patriarchs. When Rebecca
Parasha Chaiei Sarah – The life of Sarah
Genesis 23:1 – 25:18 The name of this section of Scripture is translated as “The Life of Sarah”. Sarah is known as the first of
Parasha Vayera
Abraham stands as a monumental figure in the history of faith, not only revered as the father of nations but also celebrated for his unwavering
Parasha Lech Lecha
The story of Abram begins when he lived in the land of the Chaldeans. From there he was called by Yehovah to go out after
Parasha Noach (Noah)
The story of Noah is one of the most mythical in the entire Torah. Noah was the tenth since Adam and the world had already