Each week the Torah portion (Parashah) is read on Shabbat and is divided into seven sections known as aliyot. Our Sages teach that the energy for each week of the year is described by the Parashah for that week. Many communities since ancient times have used a triennial cycle of readings by which the entire Torah is read over a three-year period. Our community uses the triennial cycle for Shabbat reading
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 Haftarah reading is not always the same in all Jewish communities, our congregation follows the Sephardic custom.
There are years when the Torah portion of Israel and the Diaspora may not be aligned for a few weeks due to the observance of 8 days for a Festival as opposed to the 7 commanded by Torah. According to Kabbalah, each Torah portion describes the energy that is flowing into our world for that particular week. For this reason, our community follows the Torah Cycle as in Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel).
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Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 1:1-4:20
Haftarah: Zecharyah (Zechariah) 2:14-4:7
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 13:1-15:41
Haftarah: Yehoshua (Joshua) 2:1-24
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 16:1-18:32
Haftarah: Shmuel Alef (I Samuel) 11:14-12:22
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 19:1-22:1
Haftarah: Shoftim (Judges) 11:1-33
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 22:2-25:9
Haftarah: Michah (Micah) 5:6-6:8
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 25:10-30:1
Haftarah: Yirmiyah (Jeremiah) 1:1-2:3
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 30:2-36:13
Haftarah: Yirmiyah (Jeremiah) 2:4-28; 3:4; 4:1-2
Kabbalah4All Congregation was established to connect people who wish to be part of a Jewish community which focuses on Kabbalah (Mystical Judaism). Through our online Sephardic synagogue, we maintain the continuity of the Jewish people, as well as help strengthen Judaism and the study of Kabbalah; to put into practice its way of life; to teach its language, literature and spiritual traditions; to empower others through services and studies to effect change in their part of the world--the idea of Tikkun Olam.
Kabbalah4All strives to be a spiritual community that celebrates diversity and honors the individuality of each unique person.
We offer live streaming Shabbat and Holiday services via YouTube. Kabbalah4All makes it possible for many people around the world to have an online congregation they can call home; A Place of Prayer For All People.
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