Torah Commentary Image The Heart of the Matter July 19, 2014 "Moses spoke to the heads of the Israelite tribes, saying: This is what the Eternal has commanded . . . " (Numbers 30:2) Image Chazak, Chazak, V'nitchazeik July 6, 2013 Here in the week of the Fourth of July, we come to the end of this year's reading of B'midbar with a double portion, Matot/Mas-ei. Image Matot for Tweens October 23, 2012 How much do you know about the Israelite's journey through the desert? Explore the Torah with your tween using this study guide. Image “There Is Safety in Numbers”: Reception History and Cities of Refuge July 16, 2012 In Numbers 35:9-15, God commands the people to create cities of refuge in the Promised Land. The notion behind the cities of refuge-where one could claim asylum or sanctuary-is a construct that has found itself reinterpreted throughout the ages. Image Vows that Restrict: Vows that Protect July 18, 2011 As Numbers approaches its conclusion, Parashat Matot takes up the subject of "vows" that men or women may make and "obligations" they may assume. Pagination 1 2 Next › Next page Last » Last page Search Commentary Commentary Type - Any -Torah CommentaryTorah for TeensTorah for TotsTorah for Tweens Jewish Holiday - Any -Selichot ServicesShabbatRosh HaShanahYom KippurSukkotSh'mini Atzeret and Simchat TorahHanukkahTu BiShvatPurimPassoverCounting of the OmerYom HaShoahYom HaZikaron & Yom HaAtzmautLag BaOmerShavuotTishah B'AvRosh Chodesh Torah Portion - Any -B'reishitNoachLech L'chaVayeiraChayei SarahTol'dotVayeitzeiVayishlachVayeishevMikeitzVayigashVayechiSh'motVa-eiraBoB'shalachYitroMishpatimT'rumahT'tzavehKi TisaVayak'heilP'kudeiVayak'heil - P'kudeiVayikraTzavSh'miniSh'mini ISh'mini IITazriaM'tzoraTazria - M’tzoraAcharei MotAcharei Mot IAcharei Mot IIK'doshimAcharei Mot - K’doshimEmorB'harB'chukotaiB'har - B'chukotaiB'midbarNasoNaso INaso IIB'haalot'chaSh'lach L'chaKorachChukatBalakChukat - BalakPinchasMatotMas'eiMatot - Mas'eiD'varimVa-et'chananEikevR'eihShof'timKi TeitzeiKi TavoNitzavimVayeilechNitzavim - VayeilechHaazinuV'zot Hab'rachahYom Rishon shel Rosh HaShanahYom Sheini shel Rosh HaShanahYom KippurYom Rishon shel SukkotChol HaMo-eid SukkotSh'mini Atzeret - Simchat TorahYom Rishon shel PesachChol HaMo-eid PesachYom Sh'vi-i shel PesachShavuot Book - Any -GenesisExodusLeviticusNumbersDeuteronomyHolidays
Image The Heart of the Matter July 19, 2014 "Moses spoke to the heads of the Israelite tribes, saying: This is what the Eternal has commanded . . . " (Numbers 30:2)
Image Chazak, Chazak, V'nitchazeik July 6, 2013 Here in the week of the Fourth of July, we come to the end of this year's reading of B'midbar with a double portion, Matot/Mas-ei.
Image Matot for Tweens October 23, 2012 How much do you know about the Israelite's journey through the desert? Explore the Torah with your tween using this study guide.
Image “There Is Safety in Numbers”: Reception History and Cities of Refuge July 16, 2012 In Numbers 35:9-15, God commands the people to create cities of refuge in the Promised Land. The notion behind the cities of refuge-where one could claim asylum or sanctuary-is a construct that has found itself reinterpreted throughout the ages.
Image Vows that Restrict: Vows that Protect July 18, 2011 As Numbers approaches its conclusion, Parashat Matot takes up the subject of "vows" that men or women may make and "obligations" they may assume.
Torah Commentary
The Heart of the Matter
Chazak, Chazak, V'nitchazeik
Here in the week of the Fourth of July, we come to the end of this year's reading of B'midbar with a double portion, Matot/Mas-ei.
Matot for Tweens
How much do you know about the Israelite's journey through the desert? Explore the Torah with your tween using this study guide.
“There Is Safety in Numbers”: Reception History and Cities of Refuge
In Numbers 35:9-15, God commands the people to create cities of refuge in the Promised Land. The notion behind the cities of refuge-where one could claim asylum or sanctuary-is a construct that has found itself reinterpreted throughout the ages.
Vows that Restrict: Vows that Protect
As Numbers approaches its conclusion, Parashat Matot takes up the subject of "vows" that men or women may make and "obligations" they may assume.