DEBARIM 31:1 – 31:30 How many times do we make mistakes out of carelessness or ignorance? Worse yet, how many times do we violate the precepts of the Torah simply because we have become accustomed to doing so? It is true that ADONAI, blessed be He, is just in all that...
DEBARIM 29:9 – 30:20 This week’s parashah is titled Niṣabim. Some translators outside of our people render this as “standing.” However, the word niṣabim implies standing upright, being established, and being designated. It is always used to indicate something judicial...
Debarim 26:1–29:8 La perashá de esta semana se titula Ki Tabó (“Cuando habrás llegado…”). Nuestro Maestro Moshé, la paz sobre él, está en frente del pueblo en la tierra de Mo’ab, dando su último discurso antes de morir. La mitad de las tribus se...
Debarim 26:1–29:8 This week’s parashah is titled Ki Tabo (“When you shall come…”). Our teacher Moshe, peace be upon him, is standing before the people in the land of Moab, giving his final speech before his death. Half of the tribes stand on Mount ‘Ebal and the...
Debarim (Deuteronomy) 21:10-25:19 This week’s parashah is titled “Ki Teṣé” (“When you go out”), and it refers to going out to battle. In this parashah, special emphasis is placed on the ethics that must be observed during war. When analyzing the battle strategies of...
