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Category Archives: Torah
Parasha Chukat (Numbers 19-22) 6-25-17
MP3. * This week’s Torah portion is the shortest in Numbers. * What some goyim call cheating, some Yidden call chevrusa learning. No Jew ever need be alone when he’s taking a class or getting certified. Instead, he should be … Continue reading
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Parasha Shelach (Numbers 13-15)
This week’s Torah portion covers the 12 spies sent in to the land of Israel, ten of whom come back with negative reports. Listen here. * We don’t see the world as it is. We see the world as we … Continue reading
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Parasha Naso (Numbers 4:21–7:89)
This is the longest Torah portion and typically falls on the first Sabbath after Listen here. * The Torah has no problem with different peoples having different gifts. “The Gershonites had the duty, under the direction of Aaron’s son Ithamar, … Continue reading
Parasha Bemidbar (Numbers 1:1–4:20)
This week’s Torah portion marks the beginning of the book of Numbers. Listen here and here. * “There’s an Andy Kaufman-like hilarity to the way you so dismiss leftist progressive sex stuff: “it’s disturbing.” But the fact that it’s hilarious … Continue reading
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Parshat Behar-Bechukotai (Leviticus 25:1-27:34)
We are concluding the book of Leviticus with Torah portions Behar and Bechukotai. Listen here. * Today is Lag B’Omer. Wikipedia: “While the Counting of the Omer is a semi-mourning period, all restrictions of mourning are lifted on this 33rd … Continue reading
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