Tag: parashah

Parshat Ki Tissa (Bar-Ilan U)

01.03.2021 15:14 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah ki tissa

In this week’s reading Moses stands in a cleft

Parashat Terumah By: Zohar Amar (Bar Ilan U.)

15.02.2021 04:55 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat shemot parashah terumah

Argaman, or purple, is mentioned in Scripture numerous times

Parashat Mishpatim Elishai Ben-Yitzhak (Bar Ilan U

07.02.2021 10:29 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah exodus mishpatim

Parashat Mishpatim includes, among other things, a series of civil laws

Parashat Yitro (Bar Ilan U.)

01.02.2021 14:26 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat shemot parashah yitro

To Jethro's question as to what Moses was doing to the people,

Parashat Shemot by Alexander Klein (Bar Ilan U.)

04.01.2021 17:31 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah shemot

Moses said to G-d, "When I come to the Israelites

Parashat Miketz By Avraham Sofer (Bar Ilan U.)

14.12.2020 19:03 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah miketz sofer

In this week’s reading Joseph’s life takes a major change of direction: from persecuted brother,

Parashat VaYeshev by Reuven Schindler (Bar Ilan U.)

05.12.2020 10:29 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah genesis vayeshev

This verse (Gen. 37:3) gives a rare insight into the parent-child relations

Parashat Vayishlach by Nathan Keller (Bar Ilan U.)

01.12.2020 10:23 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat genegis parashah vayishlach

Jacob’s love of Rachel is perhaps the most famous love story

Parashat Toldot by Aryraze Ai (Bar Ilan U.)

16.11.2020 09:54 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah genesis toldot

This week’s reading deals with the conflict between

VaYera by Yosef Elisha (Bar Ilan U.)

01.11.2020 11:21 Comments: 0 Categories: Weekly Parashah Tags: torah shabbat parashah vayera

The Bible rarely describes emotions and feelings.[1] At the end