Parshat Behaalotcha – The Most Humble Man Who Ever Lived
Moshe was the most humble man of all time.
Category: WEEKLY PARSHAH
Parshat Beha’alotcha – When the Ark Traveled
By Rabbi Dovid Markel One of the many themes of this week’s parsha are two verses that do not seem to fit into the narrative of the portion. Before the Torah tells us...
Parshat Nasso – Out of the Camps
By Rabbi Dovid Markel This week’s parsha deals with the levels of banishment due to various forms of impurities. The verse (Bamidbar 5:2) states: “Command the children of Israel to banish from the...
Parshat Nasso – The Census of the Levites
The relevance of the counting of the Levites to our lives.
Parshat Nasso – The Test of the Bitter Water
On morality and chastity
Parshat Bamidbar – The Unique Status of the Levites
By Avner Friedmann In this Parsha HaShem commands Moshe and Aaron to take a tribal census of all males between the ages of twenty and sixty, the eligible age for military service. But...
Parshat Bechukotai – Curses and Blessing
By Rabbi Dovid Markel This week’s parsha, Parshat Bechokotai, deals with the rewards and punishments that result upon one following or transgressing G-d’s will. The story is told (Hayom Yom, 17 Elul) of...
Parshat Bechukosai – I Will Make the Land Desolate
An interesting prediction embedded in the curses of this week’s parsha.
Pashas Bechukosai – Physical Blessing
The physical blessings expressed in the Parasha.
Parshas Behar – I Will Ordain My Blessing for You
What Sh’mita teaches us about trusting in G-d.
