List of Torah portions for the Sabbaths in August 2026
Ekev is Hebrew for “Heel” and is the root of the name of our patriarch Jacob (Ya’akov in Hebrew). However, within this Torah portion, Ekev ...
Re’eh is Hebrew for “See.” Here is the title within context (Deu 11:26): See, I am giving before you today a blessing and a curse.”
Moses con...
Shoftim is Hebrew for “judges.” Here is the title in context: Judges and officers you will put for yourself in all your gates...
Moses is s...
Ki Tetzei, which literally means “When you go out” in Hebrew, is a military idiom “When you sally forth for war.”
Moses continues his second...
“Ki Tavo” is Hebrew for “when you come” into the land…
Moses ends his second discourse with promises of agricultural abundance, and how the p...