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.

Parashat Beresheet

Dedicated Leilui Nishmat and In Memory of Phil Deutsch פנחס בן רחל by His Children & Grandchildren Parashat Beresheet Chessed The Torah begins and ends with chessed. In Parashat V’zot Haberacha, the last parasha in the Torah, Moshe Rabbenu passed away, and the passuk says, “Vayikbor oto—And He buried him (34:6).” We learn from this that anonymous chessed is an extremely holy thing, and we must emulate Hashem, Who did not take credit when doing the ultimate chessed. He bur

Sukkot / Simchat Torah

Dedicated In Honor Of My Eshet Chayil Wife Sandra by Isaac Zaafrani Never Forget The Source The Torah writes “You shall observe the feast of Sukkot for seven days, after you have gathered in your grain and your wine (Devarim 16:13).” Why do we observe Sukkot at this harvest time? The Rashbam explains that the key to the answer is in Vayikra, “That your generations may know that I made the people of Israel to dwell in booths, when I brought them out of the land of Egypt (23

Parashat Haazinu / Yom Kippur / Sukkot

In Honor of My Wife Jeanne and My Beautiful Family That Hashem Has Blessed Me With by Raymond Kassin Parashat Haazinu / Yom Kippur / Sukkot Haazinu This week’s parasha is written as a song to B'nei Yisrael. In the previous parshiot, Moshe spoke to the Jewish people about all the good that Hashem will bestow upon them if they follow the ways of the Torah. Moshe describes the ultimate joy that will come to them as they enter the land of Israel and keep the ways of the Torah

Parashat Vayelech / Shabbat Teshuvah

Dedicated Leilui Nishmat Eddie Missry A'h by His Family Parashat Vayelech / Shabbat Teshuvah The Jealousy Of Moshe Rabbenu This week, in Parashat Vayelech, Hashem informed Moshe of the sad news that “The day of your death is approaching (31:14).” Moshe Rabbenu did not want to die, and on that last day, he wrote 13 Torah scrolls, one for each tribe plus a master copy that would remain in the Ark. Moshe reasoned, “Since I am occupying myself with Torah which is the source o

Parashat Nitzavim / Rosh Hashanah

Dedicated To My Wife Hailey Who Is My Foundation In Life by Kenny Tawil Parashat Nitzavim / Rosh Hashanah Still Standing The parasha begins with the passuk, “Atem nitzavim hayom kull’achem lifnei Hashem Elokechem. – You are standing today, all of you, before Hashem your God.” Moshe is telling B’nei Yisrael, “You made it! You came through the desert for 40 years and you reached your destination! Israel is just beyond the Jordan River.” Rashi presents a midrash that explain

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