PARASHA PERSPECTIVE

BY JACK E. RAHMEY
FROM THE TEACHINGS AND GUIDANCE OF RABBI AMRAM SANANES

BRING A FRESH PERSPECTIVE TO YOUR SHABBAT TABLE.

LEARN NEW LIFE LESSONS FROM AGE-OLD AND CURRENT STORIES.

STIMULATING TORAH CONVERSATIONS.

ENGAGE YOUR FAMILY IN STIMULATING CONVERSATION.

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Parashat Toldot

Dedicated Le'ilui Nishmat Ezra ben Adele, Ezra Safdeye A'h by the Saff Family Parashat Toldot And He Loved Her At the end of last week’s parasha we read, “Vayikah et Rivkah vat’hi lo l’isha va’ye’ehaveha — He (Yitzhak) married Rivkah, and she became his wife, and he loved her (24:67).” As Jews we know that the Torah is emmet, and we learn from the Torah that today’s society has it backwards. Society dictates that you meet someone, fall in love, then marry them. This order of

Parashat Chayei Sarah

Dedicated Le’ilui Nishmat Sarah bat Simcha by Ezra Ashkenazi and Family Parashat Chayei Sarah Don’t Regret Doing the Mitzvah Parashat Chayei Sarah continues from where we left off last week, with the death of Sarah Imenu. Our Rabbis teach us that there was a connection between Sarah’s death and Akedat Yitzchak. Her death, they explain, was the result of the akedah. Rashi quotes Chazal, that the Satan described the akedah to Sarah shockingly. Normally if one breaks unpleasant

Parashat Vayera

Dedicated Le'ilui Nishmat Yaffa Bat Mazal, Linda Falack A'h by her grandchildren Aaron, Barbara, Eddie, Rachel, Susan, and Judah Regev and Harry, Yvonne, Sam, and Aaron Catton Parashat Vayera Parashat Vayera begins with Avraham recovering from the brit milah that Hashem had commanded him to carry out on himself and his household. On the third day after the brit, when the pain was at its worst, Hashem visited Avraham to honor him for carrying out the mitzvah and to acknowledge

Parashat Lech Lecha

Dedicated Le'ilui Nishmat Yaakov Ben Rena by Morris Cohen Parashat Lech Lecha At the end of last week’s parasha, we learned how Hashem decided to destroy the world through a mabul with the exception of Noach and his family. Hashem then waited another ten generations after Noach, who along with his family was responsible for repopulating the world. It is noted in Pirke Avot “There were ten generations from Noach to Avraham-to show the degree of His patience; for all those gene

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