This week we cover the importance of the recognizing and celebrating the Shabbat before Passover known as the Great Shabbat or the Shabbat haGadol. The traditions taught through the generations on this Shabbat are intended to be passed on to every generation. In so doing we are teaching our children the significance of the Exodus and its importance in the Passover story.
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This week we address Shir HaSharim and correlate it to a study in the Song of Songs. During this Passover season we should be giving drink to the wound of circumcision and “It Happened That Night.”?
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This week’s Torah Portion is Vayikra. Included in this episode is a reading from which will tie all the events and sacrifices of this Torah Portion together and correlate it to the theme of “The Crowns of Israel and the Tongues of Men and Angels”. Here we will see the two rewards for “We will listen” and “We will do.”
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In this week’s episode we will take a break from the weekly Torah Portions and listen to guest speaker Barry Miller, author of Know the Time, Change Your World: the Reappearance of the Seven- and Fifty- Year Biblical Cycles as he discusses the upcoming Schmittah cycle and how we can prepare for it albeit not in the Land. For more information on the Shmittah cycle, visit Barry Miller’s website at https://7and50rhymes.com.
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This week’s portion is Ki Tisa, “when you elevate.” It is nested among similar Torah portions that when strung together, inform readers that within their verses are found prophecies of resurrection. In Ki Tisa, there was judgment, the sin was forgiven, the silver was melted down to become receptacles for the beams or “pillars,” and the Cloud could once again dwell among the Darling Israel. The Shema, the Golden Rule, and the melted Darlings of the Tabernacle combine to explain the Cloud gathering of resurrection. Join us as we explore how this is all connected.
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