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PARSHAT KI TAVO THE IMPORANCE OF PERSPECTIVE AND FOLLOW-UP: THE ROLE OF THE EXODUS NARRATIVE IN THE PASSOVER SEDER August 23-24, 2002 / 16 ELUL 5762 Four sentences found in this weeks portion have become a central element of the Passover Seder. PARSHAT KI TETZE TO WHAT CAN THE LOVE BETWEEN GOD AND HIS PEOPLE BE COMPARED? AUGUST 16-17, 2002 / 9 ELUL 5762 The love between God and His people is often compared to the marital relationship. marital relationship. PARSHAT BEHA'ALOTECHA LIMITATION CAN BE A CONDUIT TO FREEDOM MAY 31 - JUNE 1, 2002 / 21 SIVAN 5762 Complaining to Moshe (Moses), the Israelites cry out that they remember the fish served to them in Egypt Parshat Naso, The Sotah Teaches Us The True Purpose of Torah Learning May 24-25, 2002 / 14 Sivan 5762 The enigmatic process of the sotah (Numbers 5:11-31) is found in this portion of the Torah. The Parrallel Nature of Divine and Human Love Shavuot - May 16-18, 2002 / 6-7 Sivan 5762 Shavuot is a celebration of that moment when we, the Jewish people, were wed to God. Note the parallel between that moment and the wedding of bride and groom. Parshat Bamidbar May 10-11, 2002 / 29 Iyar 5762 This week's portion contains a counting of the Jewish people. Nachmanides offers several ideas to explain the reason for such a census. Each reason has a |
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