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Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim Richman
Weekly series of short messages concerning the weekly Torah Portion.
Ki Tisa (Exodus 30:11-34:35)
Parashat Ki Tisa is read on Shabbat:
Adar 20, 5767/March 10, 2007
Biblical Faith – with Sam Peak
Inner Dimension Parshiyot studies available Sunday-Friday.
The major topic of this week’s Torah Parsha is the sin of the golden calf, which is considered the worst sin of the Jewish people. The commentaries explain that the people did not intend to create a substitute for God. Rather they substituted a false leader–the calf–for Moses, whom they mistakenly believed had abandoned them. Thus, the archetypical sin of the people as a whole is following false leadership.
We invite you to visit us at bfm101; this complete teaching is available at this link; Parashat HaShavua .
Biblical Faith – with Sam Peak
Daily Torah series available Sunday-Friday.
Remember mankind is a priority in G-d’s plan for this lifetime. So is the rebuilding of the Temple. The “one” place G-d desires to dwell more than any other is with all mankind.
We invite you to visit us at bfm101; this complete teaching is available at this link; Parashat HaShavua .
Biblical Faith – with Sam Peak
Daily Torah series available Sunday-Friday.
Remember mankind is a priority in G-d’s plan for this lifetime.
We invite you to visit us at bfm101; this complete teaching is available at this link; Parashat HaShavua .
Biblical Faith – with Sam Peak
Daily Torah series available Sunday-Friday.
Remember mankind is a priority in G-d’s plan for this lifetime. So is the rebuilding of the Temple.
We invite you to visit us at bfm101; this complete teaching is available at this link; Parashat HaShavua .
Biblical Faith – with Sam Peak
Daily Torah series available Sunday-Friday.
The Temple is a connecting link for earth to heaven and vise verse. Today the mind and soul are our individual connections to G-d. Why were the High Priest allowed to work on “Shabbat” and not us? How is it different today than the time of the Temlpe(s)?
We invite you to visit us at bfm101; this complete teaching is available at this link; Parashat HaShavua .