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Vayak’heil – 5779
Vayak’heil – 5779 Exodus 35:1 – 38:21 After the Ten Plagues; After the Exodus from Egypt; After the parting of the sea, and the defeat of Pharaoh’s chariots; After the Revelation at Sinai; After the idolatry of the Golden Calf; After the massacre of 3000 Israelite ring-leaders; After the destruction of the first set of […]
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Y’hal’lu – Hodo
B’nai Mitzvah Timeline Torah Reading Haftorah Reading Leading the Service Speeches Y’hal’lu – Hodo Pages Shabbat Only Mishkan T’filah: 256 Mishkan T’filah: 374
Ki Tissa – 5779
Ki Tissa – 5779 Exodus 30:11 – 34:35 Moses was the greatest leader of Israel ever – past, present and future. The Torah says so, and also the sages. Yet, he did not work alone. The Exodus story highlights two Israelite leaders, each with their own very different leadership styles. Moses was the ‘political’ leader […]
Tetzaveh – 5779
Tetzaveh – 5779 Exodus 27:20 – 30:10 Rabbi Arthur Lavinsky shares a story once told by Rabbi Sidney Greenberg about a time he brought a group of Kindergarteners into their synagogue sanctuary. Rabbi Greenberg pointed to the Ner Tamid and asked if any of the children could tell him what that was. One little go-getter […]