Shemos
פרשת שמות This week’s Parsha tells us how Pharaoh decreed that all the male children of Egypt (including the non-Jews) were to be thrown into […]
Va’eira
פרשת וארא Last week’s Parsha described to us how even though Moshe Rabenu was raised in the King’s palace, he did not refrain from going […]
Bo
פרשת בא This week’s Parsha describes to us the first קרבן פסח that was offered and all the prescribed rituals therein. The verse informs us […]
Balak
פרשת בלק This week’s Parsha tells us how Billam wanted to curse the Jewish people but was prevented in doing so through a series of […]
Beshalach
פרשת בשלח This week’s Parsha tells us that as the Jews were exiting Egypt, Moshe himself fulfilled the oath of locating the remains of Yosef […]
Mishpatim
פרשת משפטים This week’s Parsha opens with the verse “ואלה המשפטים…” “And these are the laws…” Rashi comments on this verse: The “ו” in ואלה […]
Terumah
פרשת תרומה This week’s Parsha discusses in detail all of the guidelines of how to construct the Mishkan where God was to dwell for the […]
Tetzaveh
פרשת תצוה וענייני פורים This week’s Parsha ends off with the commandment to construct a golden alter in addition to the copper one which had […]
Pikudei
פרשת ויקהל – פקודי Chazal teach us in this week’s Parsha that the Mishkan which the Jews constructed in the desert was destined to endure […]
Kedoshim
Parshas Kedoshim There is a very central Mitzvah mentioned in this week’s Parsha. The Torah commands us to love every Jew as we love ourselves. […]