B'chukotai
בְּחֻקֹּתי
My Laws
Leviticus 26:3-27:34
When Is B'chukotai Read?
/ 22 Iyar 5787
Summary
- God promises blessings to the Children of Israel if they follow the law and warns about the curses that will befall the people if they do not observe God's commandments. (26:1-46)
- Gifts made to the Sanctuary whether by conditional vows or by unconditional acts of pious gratitude are discussed. (27:1-34)
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Blessings and Curses – Parashat B'chukotai
By: Rabbi Daniel Mikelberg
The Israelites are told that blessings will flow if they live by God's rules. However, if they choose to stray from God's path, consequences will follow. Sometimes, this logic works; mitzvot lead to mitzvot and transgressions often lead to further transgressions.
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