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Each week the Torah portion (Parshah) is
divided into seven smaller readings to be read each day of
that week. Kabbalah
also teaches us that each portion corresponds to a Patriarch
and also to one of the S'firot on the Tree of Life that make
up
Zeir Anpin and Malchut.
It is recommended that the Torah Connection
is used when studying Torah. There are two different connections,
one for weekdays
and one for Shabbat. The Shabbat Torah Connection is found
on page 114 of the Shabbat
Shacharit (Morning) Connection.
If you are just studying the Torah, Click
Here for the Birkat HaTorah (the blessings said before Torah
study).
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help us with the time and energy in putting together these
Torah portions.
Yitro
Shemot (Exodus) 18:1-20:23
During the Shabbat Minchah Connection, we read the first aliyah
of the parasha of the next Shabbat:
Mishpatim
Shemot (Exodus) 21:1-24:18
Haftarah literally means "taking leave" and is read on Shabbat
after the Torah portion. It is a selected reading from the
books of the Prophets, and usually has a thematic link to the
Torah reading that precedes it. The blessings that are recited
before
and
after the Haftarah can be found in our Shabbat
Torah Connection.
The selected reading is not always the same in all Jewish communities.
Our community follows the Sephardic custom.
Haftarah Yitro
Yeshayah (Isaiah) 6:1-13
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