Ki Tavo

Ki Tavo Offering of the First Fruits The Providence Lithograph 1896 - 1913

Parashat Ki Tavo intertwines blessings and curses, echoing the consequences of choices and renewing the covenant between divinity and humanity.

Ki Tetze

Ki Tetze Thou shalt not muzzle the ox when he treadeth out the corn James Shaw Crompton 1900

Parashat Ki Tetze covers ethical treatment of captives, kindness to the vulnerable, honest business practices, and more.

Shofetim

Shofetim They shall show you the sentence of judgement Paul Hardy 1890–1910

Parashat Shoftim outlines just governance, appointing impartial judges, ethical conduct, and societal guidelines in ancient Israelite society.

Re’eh

Re'eh Bless vs Curse Illustration Aish

Parashat Re’eh in Deuteronomy emphasizes following God’s guidance, charity, and communal responsibility for a blessed life.

Eikev

Eikev Moses with the Tablets of the Law Rembrandt 1659

Parashat Eikev emphasizes obedience to God’s commandments, blessings for faithful devotion, and the eternal bond with His people.

Vaetchanan

Vaetchanan Shema Yisrael Mark Ashkenazi

Explore Parashat Vaetchanan’s wisdom, Moses’ plea to enter the Promised Land, and the enduring Shema prayer in this enlightening reading.

Devarim

Devarim Moses Addressed the Israelites Jim Padgett 1984

Parashat Devarim emphasizes responsibility, unity, and the enduring relevance of Torah teachings in shaping a just and compassionate society.

Masei

Masei The Israelites journeyed in the wilderness illustration by Jim Padgett 1984

Parashat Masei recounts the Israelites’ wilderness journey, highlighting their encampments, the establishment of cities of refuge, and preparations for entering the Promised Land.

Matot

parashat matot masei forgive me

Parashat Matot explores vows, battles, and the tribes’ request to settle in the land east of the Jordan River.

Pinchas

pinchas photo credit BENJAMIN SCHUMAN-STOLER

Parashat Pinchas reveals the power of zeal, justice, and leadership, shaping the Israelites’ journey towards the Promised Land.