The Chumash is further divided into weekly portions known as parashas, meaning sections. During each Shabbos morning service, known as Shacharis, the corresponding parsha and its haftarah read read in the synagogue. Although the Chumash was divided into weekly portions, there is a great deal of thematic overlap between parashas.
This page consists of divrei Torah that I've written. The words divrei Torah literally means words of Torah and are known in the vernacular as "sermons" or "speeches." Their purpose is to present and explore a particular topic or theme, usually relating to material from the Torah or other spiritual insights.
Genesis | Exodus | Leviticus | Numbers | Deuteronomy |
Bereishis | Shemos | Vayikra | Bamidbar | Devarim |
Noach | Vaera | Tzav | Naso | Vaeschanan |
Lech Lecha | Bo | Shemini | Behaaloscha | Eikev |
Vayera | Beshalach | Tazria | Shlach | Reeh |
Chayei Sarah | Yisro | Metzorah | Korach | Shoftim |
Toldos | Mishpatim | Acharei Mos | Chukas | Ki Seitzei |
Vayeitzei | Terumah | Kedoshim | Balak | Ki Savo |
Vayishlach | Tetzaveh | Emor | Pinchas | Netzavim |
Vayeishev | Ki Sisa | Behar | Matos | Vayeilech |
Miketz | Vayakhel | Bechukosai | Masei | Haazinu |
Vayigash | Pekudei | Vzos Habracha | ||
Vayechi |
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