Behaaloscha
פרשת בהעלותך In this week’s Parsha, the Torah records that the Jews committed two seemingly minor sins, but were dealt with, with extreme severity. The […]
Nasso
פרשת נשא In this week’s Parsha, one of the topics discussed is the laws pertaining to a Nazir. A Nazir is somebody who takes a […]
Bamidbar
פרשת במדבר This week’s Parsha deals primarily with Moshe’s commandment to count the Jewish people with an extremely thorough census, and how he successfully carried […]
Bechukosai
פרשת בחוקתי This week’s Parsha opens with the verse, “If you will walk in my ways, and keep my statutes…” and goes on to say […]
Behar
פרשת בהר This week’s Parsha opens with the laws of the Shmitah year in which the Torah commands us to work the land for six […]
Emor
פרשת אמור At the end of this week’s Parsha, the Torah delineates all the different Jewish holidays, and their various details. However, there is one […]
Tazria
פרשת תזריע ופרשת החדש This week’s Parsha opens with the laws concerning purity and impurity of a human being, and records some of the intricate […]
Shmini
פרשת שמיני In this week’s Parsha, the Torah continues to discuss the various offerings relevant to the Mishkan. During this discussion, the Chumash depicts an […]
Vayikra
פרשת ויקרא This week’s Parsha opens with the name given to the third book of the Chumash, “Vayikra.” The word Vayikra means to call out, […]
Tzav
פרשת צו וענייני מחיית עמלק This week’s Parsha deals primarily with the sacrificial offerings which Hashem commanded to be performed in the newly built Mishkan, […]