Shemot – “Names”
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Exodus opens with the names of the tribes that went to Egypt. After some time, Joseph and his brothers and
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For the word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
Hebrews 4:12 (NASB)
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Exodus opens with the names of the tribes that went to Egypt. After some time, Joseph and his brothers and
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This weekend, we acknowledge National Sanctity of Human Life Day. In Ronald Reagan’s original proclamation, he called upon all people
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This week’s Torah portion is entitled Va-y’chee meaning “And He Lived.” Jacob lived an unsettled and storm-tossed life, but he’s
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Our last parasha ended on a cliffhanger, with a still-hidden Joseph telling his brothers Benjamin would remain in Egypt. This
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The Torah reading for this week is entitled Miketz, which means “At the End.” It covers Genesis chapters 41:1-44:17. Divine
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This Shabbat’s parasha is entitled Vayeshev, meaning, “…and he dwelt.” Do you remember the old expression, Meanwhile, back at the
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This week’s Parasha begins with Jacob sending messengers to his brother Esau in the land of Edom, with hopes of
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This week’s Torah portion is Vayetze, which means “and he went out.” It covers Genesis, Chapter 28:10 – 32:2. In Chapter
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This week’s Parasha is entitled Toledot, meaning Generations. It is taken from the book of Genesis 25:19-28:9. Adonai promised to
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Our Parasha begins with the announcement that Sara has died at the age of 127. Abraham mourns, then asks his
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This week our Torah portion is Vayera, which means “And He Appeared.” Vayera covers Genesis 18:1-22:24. Genesis 18 begins with
This week’s parasha is entitled Lech L’cha, which is translated, “Go forth!” and spans Genesis chapters 12 through 17. The
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This week’s Parasha starts out with God saying these words “Noah was a righteous man, blameless in his generation. Noah
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This week’s Parasha is entitled Ha’azinu which means “Give Ear”. It covers Deuteronomy chapter 32, and consists primarily of the
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This morning, we have a double-parasha: Nitzavim and Vayelech. Nitzavim means “Those Standing” and Vayelech means “And He Went”. These
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Last week’s parasha was entitled Kee Taytasay (“When you go out”). This week it’s Kee Tavo (“When you come in”),
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This week’s Torah portion is entitled Kee Taytzay, which means, “when you go out,” and covers Deuteronomy 21:10 – 25:19.
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This week’s parasha is titled Shoftim which means “Judges.” It takes us from Deuteronomy 16:18 through 21:9. Moses was instructed
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This week our parasha is Eikev, which means “consequence”, and covers Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25. In this parasha we will see the
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The Torah portion for this Shabbat is called Va’etchanan, meaning “and I pleaded”. It covers Deuteronomy chapters 3:23 through 7:11.
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Our parasha passage for this week is entitled, D’varim, which means “words.” In this case, “words” means something of consequence.
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The torah reading for this week consist of two parashas. First, we have Mattot, meaning tribes. It is taken from
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This week’s Torah portion is entitled Pinchas, which describes Israel’s sin with the Moabites, followed by the quick action of
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This week’s parasha is entitled Balak and covers Numbers 22:2-25:9. It tells the story of the Moabite king who hired
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Today’s Parasha is called Chukat (translated: Decrees or Ordinances) and covers Numbers 19:1-22:1. This morning we will concentrate on Chapter