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Lech L’cha Gen. 12:1 – 17:27 Rabbi Gary Pokras This week’s parashah, Lech L’cha, is enormous in scope. Within just a single portion, God calls upon Avram to leave everything he knows, his father and most of his family, for a future he cannot even begin to imagine. God guides Avram to settle with his […]
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Noach Gen. 6:9 – 11:32 Rabbi Gary Pokras Jewish math can sometimes be “creative.” To wit, the final verse in this week’s Torah portion: “The days of Terach were 205 years and Terach died in Haran.” (Gen. 11:32). On the surface, this verse about Avram’s father does not seem to be any different from how […]
Bereshit Gen. 1:1 – 6:8 By Rabbi Baht Weiss (Please note this blog was written prior to October 7 and the events unfolding in Israel-Rabbi Pokras will be discussing the situation about the War in Israel on the bima at Friday Night Shabbat Services) I want to ask a bold question. Is God nonbinary? This […]
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Ha’azinu, Deut. 32:1 – 32:52 Rabbi Gary Pokras Ha’azinu is a fitting Torah portion for Shabbat Shuvah, the Shabbat between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur. It is Moses’ final speech to Israel before his death, and his parting words should give us pause. One the one hand, Moses describes God over and again as our […]
Netzavim/VaYelekh Deut. 29:9 – 30:20/Deut. 31:1-31:30 Rabbi Baht Yameem Weiss This week we read a double Torah portion, Netzavim and VaYelekh. The first parsha, begins with the words “Atem Nitzavim hayom kulchem, lifnai Adonai Elochechem—You stand here this day, all of you, before the Eternal your God—your tribal heads, your elders, your officials, all the […]
