Mikeitz

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת מקץ וענייני חנוכה This week’s Parsha opens with Yosef finding himself incarcerated in Pharaoh’s prison on account of a crime that he did not […]

Vayigash

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת ויגש This week’s Parsha depicts the end of Yaakov Avinu’s 22 year ordeal of being separated from his beloved son Yosef, and of the […]

Va’eira

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת וארא This week’s Parsha opens with Hashem telling Moshe the He had appeared to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, yet He had never told them […]

Bo

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת בא This week’s Parsha contains the first official Mitzvah in the Torah, the commandment to sanctify the new month at the beginning of each […]

Beshalach

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת בשלח This week’s Parsha opens with the Jewish people finding themselves in a very difficult predicament. They have successfully left Egypt and fled to […]

Yisro

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת יתרו This week’s Parsha opens with Yisro coming out to the desert where Moshe and the Jewish people were with the intention to join […]

Mishpatim

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת משפטים This week’s Parsha delineates many of the monetary and personal laws that the Jewish people are obligated to follow toward one another. It […]

Terumah

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת תרומה This week’s Parsha deals primarily with Hashem’s specific instruction on how to construct the Mishkan – the Tabernacle, where God was to rest […]

Tetzaveh

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת תצוה There is a Yalkut Shimoni (365) which says that when Hashem commanded Moshe to construct the Mishkan, Moshe became very nervous that he […]

Ki Sisa

By bircasadmin | December 3, 2008

פרשת כי תשא This week’s Parsha relates how the Jews reached the culmination of human existence, the receiving of the Ten Commandments and the Torah […]