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Parashat Bechukotai

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By Noah Arnow, Ismar Schorsch, Dvora Weisberg, Moshe Becker
| My Jewish Learning Verified
In this Torah portion, God tells the people of Israel that if they follow God’s commandments, they will be provided with rain to feed their crops. God then describes the long list of punishments that will be inflicted on the Israelites if they do not follow God’s laws. FULL SUMMARY HAFTARAH SUMMARY
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Parashat Metzora

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By Elyse Goldstein, Dvora Weisberg, Avraham Fischer
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Next Reading April 09, 2022 Nisan 8, 5782 Torah Reading Leviticus 14:1 - 15:33 Haftarah Malachi 3:4-24 | Shabbat HaGadol In this Torah portion, God describes the purification ritual for people and homes afflicted with skin diseases. God also instructs Moses and Aaron regarding the laws of the emission of bodily fluids. FULL SUMMARY HAFTARAH SUMMARY More on this Torah Portion Rabbi Elyse Goldstein Reappropriating the Taboo Bringing new meaning to the status of a menstruating woman.
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Parashat Tzav | My Jewish Learning

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By Shira Hecht-Koller, Shimon Felix, Gilah Langner, Dvora Weisberg
| My Jewish Learning Verified
Next Reading March 19, 2022 Adar II 16, 5782 Torah Reading Leviticus 6:1 - 8:36 Haftarah Jeremiah 7:21-28; Jeremiah 9:22-23 In this Torah portion, God continues to describe the different laws of sacrifices. A distinction is made between sin offerings, burnt offerings, and homage offerings, with each following its own process. God then commands the priests to make another offering that ordains themselves in their positions. FULL SUMMARY HAFTARAH SUMMARY More on this Torah Portion Rabbi Dorothy A.
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