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The Torah is part of the Tanach, or Hebrew Bible, known in Christianity as the Old Testament. Tanach is an acronym for Torah, Neviim (Prophets) and Ketuvim (Writings).
The weekly Torah portion is always featured on My Jewish Learnings homepage and on our Weekly Torah Portion page, which also lists the full index of portions. In addition, most printed and digital Jewish calendars include the weeks Torah portion. To create your own customized Jewish calendar, click here.
Below are the names of the Torahs five books (each portion is a section within a book) and a brief summary of each (click on them for longer summaries):
Genesis (Origins)/Bereishit (In the Beginning) tells the story of creation, Noah and the flood, and the selection of Abraham and Sarah and their family as the bearers of Gods covenant. Stories of sibling conflict and the long narratives of Jacob and his favorite son Joseph conclude with the family dwelling in Egypt. Exodus (The Road Out)/Shemot (Na...
Leviticus (Laws of the Levites)/Vayikra (And God Called) deals mostly with laws of Israelite sacrificial worship. Related rules include the basis for Jewish dietary laws (kashrut) and issues of purity and impurity. The holiness code, which describes a sanctified communal life, is a highlight of the book.
Numbers (The Census)/Bamidbar (In the Wilderness) begins with a census of the Israelites and the tribe of Levi. A group of Israelites spy out the land of Canaan; their discouraging report sends them back into the desert for an additional 38 years, during which the Israelites continue to behave badly, rebelling against the authority of Moses and his...
Deuteronomy (Second Law)/Devarim (Words) is Moses final message to the people of Israel before they cross over the Jordan River into Israel. Moses reminds the people of how God has redeemed the people from Egypt and of the details of the covenant between Israel and God. In stark language, Moses describes the rewards for observance of the laws of th...
In Vayikra (“He Called”), the first Torah portion in the Book of Leviticus, God tells Moses about the sacrifices offered in the Mishkan (Tabernacle). Among these are sacrifices entirely burnt on the altar, meal offerings made of flour and oil, peace offerings, and sacrifices brought for sinning inadvertently.
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The weekly portion — known as Parashat Hashavuah, or simply “the parsha” — is read aloud, or chanted, from the Torah scroll as part of the Torah service in synagogue on Shabbat (Saturday) morning. For each Torah portion, My Jewish Learning offers numerous commentaries from a wide range of perspectives.
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