Isaiah’s prophecy of hope | HafTorah Ki Tavo
Isaiah’s prophecy of hope | HafTorah Ki Tavo This weeks portion Ki Tavo wraps up with a warning to the Jewish people not to forsake covenant responsibilities. The are a list if curses that...
Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8
Isaiah’s prophecy of hope | HafTorah Ki Tavo This weeks portion Ki Tavo wraps up with a warning to the Jewish people not to forsake covenant responsibilities. The are a list if curses that...
In this week’s reading Moses repeats the covenant, including the blessings and curses (Deut. 28:1-69) presented in Leviticus (26:3-46), but with certain changes in form and content. For example, only in this week’s reading...
By Rabbi Abraham Greenbaum Torah Reading: KI TAVO, Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8. Haftara: Isaiah 60:1-22. Our parshah, KI TAVO, puts the seal on Moses’ detailed exposition of the commandments in the Mishneh Torah (=Deuteronomy) — the...
Discover how today is the only day that counts in your connection with G-D. Today is the taste of eternity in the world of physicality. Ki Savo (כִּי-תָבוֹא — Hebrew for “when you enter,” the second and third...
“Knowing” figures repeatedly in Deuteronomy as the basis for Moses’ demand of the Israelites that they have faith in the Lord Who took them out of Egypt. This knowing goes beyond merely acknowledging intellectually;...
In Ki Tavo part two we will find that the commandments contained in our present parshah, KI TAVO, relate to the longed-for, glorious future: “And it shall be when you come to the...
In Ki Tavo part one we will examine how KI TAVO, puts the seal on Moses’ detailed exposition of the commandments in the Mishneh Torah (=Deuteronomy) — the “Second” or repeated Torah — and...
First Fruits of Redemtion | Ki Tavo. This passage refers to the mitzvah of bikurim (the “first fruits”). The Land of Israelis distinguished by seven species of produce: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives...