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Torah Talks – Parsha Noach
Rabbi Okin – Parashat Noach Sieze opportunity.
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Stopping to Smell the Roses
Stopping to Smell the Roses.
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Parshas: Bamidbar
This week we begin reading Sefer Bamidbar — known in English as ‘The Book of Numbers’. Bamidbar (‘in the wilderness’) begins with G-d telling Moses to take a census of all men over the age of 20. If you like names and numbers, you’ll love this week’s portion. The count reveals just over 600,000, excluding…
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Parshas Terumah/Zachor
Parshas: Terumah Parshas Terumah begins a series of four out of five portions which discuss in detail the construction of the Mishkan, the traveling Tabernacle which would serve as a ‘resting place’ for G-d’s presence among the Jewish people. This week’s portion recounts Gd’s description to Moses of how to construct the Mishkan, beginning with…
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Parashas Matos–Masei By Rabbi Smason
In the first of this week’s two action-packed portions, Moses teaches the rules and restrictions governing oaths and vows. Promises are serious business. When we say that we plan to do something — even something as simple as, “I’ll call you later” — we’re bound by our words. Anticipating entrance into the land of Israel,…
