Parasha Tzav
This Shabbat, Parashat Tzav is also known as Shabbat HaGadol. Long ago, before redemption came in Egypt, the people of Israel were stil...
27
Mar
Sermons
20
Mar
Parashat Vayikra
The opening word of Parashat Vayikra—"Vayikra" “And He called”—is quiet, almost intimate, a gesture of closeness. A call, directed pers...
13
Mar
Parashat HaChodesh
Every year, just before Passover, the Jewish people read the special Torah portion of Parashat HaChodesh. Its message is simple yet rev...
06
Mar
Parasha Ki Tisa
This week we read two Parashot. The second one is Parashat Parah, which describes the mysterious purification ritual of the Red Heifer....
27
Feb
Parashat Tetzaveh
In Parashat Tetzaveh, we read in exquisite detail about the garments of the Kohen Gadol — garments of dignity and beauty. Clothing in t...
20
Feb
Parashat Terumah
In Parashat Terumah, we encounter one of the most moving invitations in the Torah. In the Book of Book of Exodus, Hashem tells the Jewi...
13
Feb
Parasha Mishpatim
In the last part of the previous parasha Yitro, the Torah dictates to us some principles regarding the construction of a temple and an ...
06
Feb
Parashat Yitro
Parashat Yitro carries us to one of the most transformative moments in Jewish history: Matan Torah, the giving of the Ten Commandments ...
30
Jan
Parashat Beshalach
Parashat Beshalach is famous for drama—the sea splitting, the songs of freedom—but tucked into the middle of this epic journey is a qui...
23
Jan
Parashat Bo
Parashat Bo is often remembered for its drama: the final plagues, the splitting tension between Pharaoh and Moshe, and the midnight exo...