Weekly Parashah
Weekly Torah Reading Commentaries
Our commentaries search the Bible’s Messages for the Return of the Lost House of 10-Israel and their reconciliation with Judah – i.e. The Geulah or Redemption of Israel.
Mixed with our great Commentaries from Rabbis teaching Parashot.
Parshat Ki Teitzei: How To Merit Long Life? (alephbeta)
Ever wondered about the mitzvah to frighten away a mothers bird from her nest (Deut 22,6-7)? Watch this video to get a wonderful explanation…
Treasured Reconciliation Activators in the Tanach – #3
Treasured Reconciliation Activators in the Tanach – #3
Delving into well hidden factors in the Scriptures which can positively advance the Drive towards Reconciliation and hence Geulah – if we only would care to confront it rather than sweep it under the carpet
Our Reconciliation Activator #3 this week is derived from delving into the wider meaning of the Hebrew Word ַקְּלָלָה – Klallah – Curse, as opposed to ארירה – Arirah. The lack of thorough Hebrew understanding and the horror of confusion caused by translations in various Bible versions conceal the true Message and Guidelines for reaching Reconciliation amongst the entire Family and Nation of Israel which had been divided and devastated by Exile of Both Houses of Israel…
Rabbi Machlis: Haftarah of Parshat Ekev
The Conservative Yeshiva, in its Haftarah Commentary on Parashat Eikev mentions a Midrash according to which people will not know how to digest God’s redemptive actions when Consolation comes. Even when good things happen, past trauma will diminish their ability to acknowledge them. In this video, Rabbi Machlis presents an exciting call from the Prophetic […]
Torah Studies: Devarim
Adapted by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks; From the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe Published and copyrighted by Kehot Publication Society https://www.chabad.org/therebbe/article_cdo/aid/110663/jewish/Torah-Studies-Devarim.htm CAUTIONARY NOTE: The author and publisher of this commentary is not associated with KOL HATOR Vision and may not share the same convictions that KOL HATOR Web Site proclaims. We have selected this publication for its […]
Standing at the Gates of the Promised Land in the Second Exodus at the culmination of the Ages
This Blog is compiled from Parashat and Haftorat Balak:
Parahah from TORAH: NUMBERS 22:2-25
Haftorah from PROPHETS: MICAH 5:6-6:8
In Jewish synagogue services the Torah is read in 52 weekly Parashot sections consecutively every year. The insight of the Jewish Sages in having paired up each Parashah with a section from the Prophetic books of the Tanach is astounding. This becomes evident from the fact that this pairing up does not change annually and it is eerie how these readings are ever so often echoed by leading international news events of that same week to confirm the accuracy of Bible prophecy. In general, These Haftorahs encapsulate and expound on the theme of the Parshah for the week.
Unfortunately, while commentaries on the Parashot abound weekly (on Internet these days), reviews of the Haftorot do not receive the same prominence generally. Haftorat Balak this week (from the book of the Prophet Micah), has a specially important concluding Message for the Time that we are living in.
Parshat Balak: What Is Israel’s Purpose In The World? (alephbeta)
This week, we ask an incredibly broad question: What is the purpose of the nation of Israel in this world? To answer this, Rabbi Fohrman points out a fascinating connection between the three blessings Balaam (accidentally) gives the nation of Israel and the three blessings God gives to Abraham in Genesis. These links, Rabbi Fohrman […]
Parshat Beha’alotecha: How Can I Be Vulnerable With God? (Aleph Beta)
We’ve finally started traveling in the desert. . . and the people immediately complain? Did they suddenly forget that they had just been so close with God? And how can we understand, and relate, to this seemingly ungrateful, chutzpadik nation? Check out more Torah videos at www.alephbeta.org/
Parshat Bamidbar: You’re In! You Count!
In this parsha we are commanded to take a census, to count the Jewish people. In an exploration of the language used, Reb Meir shows us that each of us truly counts.
The Holy Land of Israel (Parshat Behar; BreslovCampus)
In this parsha we learn mitzvot about the Land of Israel, a land with “strings attached.” The idea of the mitzvot of Eretz Yisrael is there to remind us that Hashem is in charge, not us.
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