Parshah is the term to describe the section of the Torah read each week (in total 54 Parshah’s spread over the year). The Parshah’s are divided according to their position within the five books that make up the Torah. Each week we add to the Parshah section of that week. We have 60 second and longer formats to suit your interest.

Ki Tavo – Your Silent Partner

Ki Tavo – Your Silent Partner

You plan. You work hard. And success comes. What next? Enjoy the fruit of your labours. Take a much-deserved vacation. Relax. Not according to the opening verse of this week’s Parsha, Ki Tavo. When success comes, the first thing you do is give part of it away!

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Ki Teitzei – Waging a Pre-emptive War

Ki Teitzei – Waging a Pre-emptive War

People argue. When the argument becomes fuelled by emotion, the argument can escalate into war. When societies and countries argue, the venom may reach a critical point that war erupts. Judaism is a pacific pathway.. Jews are noted for being peaceful, living in a neighbourly way wherever in the world Jewish societies are found. Gentiles

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Balak – Despite All Odds

Balak – Despite All Odds

Some people just thrive on being prophets of doom. One such person was the King Balak in this week’s parsha of the same name. Noting the approach of the Jewish people into his fiefdom, he spreads the stories of Jewish successes against Egypt, the Midianites and the Amalekites, embellished with stories of supposed Jewish excesses.

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