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.

Acharei Mot

Dedicated in Honor of My Wife Raquel by Jo Jo Ashkenazi Parashat Acharei Mot The Deaths of Aharon’s Sons This week’s parasha is called Acharei Mot and begins with the passuk, “Vayedaber Hashem el Moshe acharei mot shenei b’nei Aharon bekarbatam lifnei Hashem vayamutu — Hashem spoke to Moshe after the death of Aharon’s two sons, when they came before Hashem, and they died.” As we learned a few weeks ago, the passing of Aharon’s sons actually occurred in Parashat Shemini.

Pesach / Chol Hamoed

Dedicated Leilui Nishmat Abraham Ben Mazal, Albert (Bero) Chehebar A’h by His Wife and Family Pesach/Chol Hamoed Dayenu We have completed the Seder nights and we are now approaching the second half of Pesach. During the Seder we praised Hashem as we sang the lively song Dayenu, which begins with the words “Kama maalot tovot leMakom alenu—How grateful we must be to Hashem for all the different acts of kindness He has done for us!” We must appreciate everything we are able

Pesach / The Seder Nights

Dedicated in Honor of Our New Baby Boy by Daniel and Estelle Tebele Pesach/The Seder Nights An Exciting Atmosphere This Shabbat begins the holiday of Pesach. As we learned last week, the most important mitzvah on this holiday is teaching our children about the miracles of Pesach. Our Seder tables have to be a festive and enjoyable environment so we can really instill in our children the appreciation for this extra special holiday. Rabbi Azancot told a story about how a yo

Parashat Metzora / Shabbat Hagadol

Leilui Nishmat My Grandmothers Miriam bat Sarah A'H and Fahima bat Tova A'H by Elliot Elo and Family Parashat Metzora / Shabbat Hagadol Metzora It says in Parashat Metzora, “This shall be the law of the metzora—leper (14:2).” As we learned last week, one of the ways to become a metzora is through speaking lashon hara. The Gemara (Arachin 15b) says that the word “metzora” is a combination of two words: motzi ra— one who brings out evil. The punishment for this is nega tza

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