Tetzaveh

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת תצוה There is a Yalkut Shimoni (365) which says that when Hashem commanded Moshe to construct the Mishkan, Moshe became very nervous that he […]

Ki Sisa

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת כי תשא This week’s Parsha relates how the Jews reached the culmination of human existence, the receiving of the Ten Commandments and the Torah […]

Vayakhel

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת ויקהל וענייני פורים This week’s Parsha contains the command to the Jewish people to begin the construction of the Mishkan. The Seforim bring down […]

Pikudei

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת פקודי This week’s Parsha describes how the Jews completed the construction of the Mishkan as Moshe had commanded them. After they had successfully carried […]

Vayikra

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת ויקרא Sefer Vayikra opens with, and deals mainly with the instructions for the sacrificial offerings that were to be presented in the Mishkan and […]

Tzav

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת צו וענייני הודאה One of the sacrifices delineated in this week’s Parsha is the offering of thanksgiving. The Torah teaches us that if one […]

Shemini

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת שמיני This week’s Parsha opens with the completion of the Mishkan and its inauguration which took place on Rosh Chodesh Nissan. Rashi comments that […]

Behar

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת בהר There is a Mitzvah mentioned in this week’s Parsha which is quite applicable to us this year. The Torah commands us to work […]

Bechukosai

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת בחוקתי This week’s parsha opens with the verse, “אם בחוקותי תלכו…”. “If you go in my ways”. Rashi comments that this concept of “Going […]

Bamidbar

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת במדבר This week’s Parsha tells us about an interesting switch that occurred in Jewish history. When the Jew’s came out of Egypt, all the […]