Shalom everyone! Here is the Torah Tidbit taken from the portion Bechukotai or “In My Statutes”.The focus of this Tidbit is “I Choose Life”. I hope you will enjoy.توسط Shoreshim Ministries

Shalom everyone! Here is the Torah Tidbit taken from the portion Behar or “On the Mount”. The focus of this Tidbit is “The Blessings of Liberty”. I hope you will enjoy.توسط Shoreshim Ministries

This is our d’rash (commentary) on the torah portion, Bechukotai or “in my statutes.” In this portion, the Scripture describes the blessings that come with obedience and details the judgments that come with disobedience. In this sidrah, Israel is warned that blatant disregard for God’s commands have terrible consequences, in fact, five groups of se…

This is our d’rash (commentary) on the torah portion, Be’har or “on the mount.” In this portion, the Scripture details two other commands of rest – the sh’mittah (sabbatical year) and the yovel (jubilee). One of the prevailing concepts in this sidrah is that the land is God’s and is, therefore, expected to be in […]…

Shalom everyone! Here is the Torah Tidbit taken from the portion Emor or “To Say”. The focus of this Tidbit is “To Sanctify His Name”. I hope you will enjoy.توسط Shoreshim Ministries

This is a commentary on the Torah portion Emor – “say.” This torah portion turns its attention back to the priests and their responsibility to maintain higher standards of purity. Though addressing the priests, we who have been called out of darkness into His marvelous light to be a royal priesthood should take note of the […]…

Shalom everyone! Here is the Torah Tidbit taken from the portion Kedoshim or “Holy”. The focus of this Tidbit is “A Holy Nation”. I hope you will enjoy.توسط Shoreshim Ministries

Shalom everyone! Here is the Torah Tidbit taken from the portion Acharei Mot or “After the Death”. The focus of this Tidbit is “The Heart of the Torah”. I hope you will enjoy.توسط Shoreshim Ministries

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This is a commentary on the Torah portion Acharei Mot – “After the death.” This portion begins what is regarded as lev ha’torah (the heart of the Torah) and emphasizes how the Creator is to be approached and uses the death of Aaron’s sons to make the point that it must not be done “at […]توسط Shoreshim Ministries