Shabbat Torah portion Tetzaveh (Exodus 27:20-30:10) and Shushan Purim Moshe Kempinski The Torah Portion of Tetzaveh which usually is read before Purim and in this year it is read on Shushan Purim. In the portion we read the following; “You shall make holy garments for your brother Aaron, for honor and glory.( LeChavod ve LiTiferet) … Read more
The mishpatim create the narrative of our lives and take the sublime into our physical reality and journey TO VIEW CLICK HERE
Moshe Kempinski Parshat Mishpatim Exodus 21:1–24:18 After the awesome and somewhat frightening experience at the foot of Mount Sinai we read the following: “And these ( Ve-Eileh) are the ordinances that you shall set before them.” (Exodus 21:1) Rashi explains that the words ”, “And these,-Ve-Eileh” are meant to add another dimension to what has been previously stated … Read more
What caused Yitro ( Jethro) to change his entire life? Moshe Kempinski, Torah Portion YITRO Exodus 18:1–20:23 www.shorashimshop.com We read that: “Now Yitro , Moshe’s father in law, the chieftain of Midyan, heard all that God had done for Moses and for Israel, His people that HaShem had taken Israel out of Egypt.( Exodus 18:1) … Read more
How can we change our sight into vision. That was a power gifted to the children of Israel as the stood at the foot of Mount Sinai to join the lesson click here
We are continuing with Hashem’s help our Project of taking photos from time to time to reflect the beauty and the history of the ancient and renewed city of Jerusalem and of the land of Israel and to reveal TODAY’S PICTURE GATES AND MEASURES The Torah Portion of Toldot,Genesis 25:19–28:9: Today’s snapshot was from one … Read more
Torah Portion of Toldot Genesis 25:19-28:9 Moshe Kempinski One of the greatest gifts G-d has given mankind is the power to choose. “And now, Israel, what does Hashem your G-d ask of you ( ShoEl Meimach) , but to fear Hashem your G-d, to walk in all His ways, and to love Him, and to serve Hashem … Read more
Lech Lecha Genesis 12:1–17:27 Moshe Kempinski www.shorashimshop.com The words that appears again and again throughout the life of Abraham are derivatives of the Hebrew verb word Lech- to walk. In the Torah portion called in our tradition LECH LECHA we read the following verse; And Hashem said to Avram,( Abram) “Go forth( Lech Lecha) from … Read more
