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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Shabbat Parshat Yitro 5776–Two Gifts at Sinai–Join the Torah Study at Adat Shalom Synagogue
Yes, everyone knows that Parashat Yitro is one of the two parshiyot in the Torah that recites (though not identically) the Aseret Hadibrot, the 10 Commandments. This is the Parasha in which we experience Revelation. It is fascinating to note … Continue reading
Shabbat Beshalach 5776–Shabbat Torah Study – Go for the Gold?
Moshe Rabeynu! He certainly teaches us by his words, but more importantly, by his deeds. While B’nai Yisrael rushes hurriedly to gather the gold of Egypt on their way out, Moshe makes sure to fulfill the oath and promise made … Continue reading
Shabbat Parshat Bo 5776–Adat Shalom Torah Study—Is Darkness a Matter of Perspective? What Is Yours?
Did you ever have or anticipate a day that made you feel like not getting out of bed—or not even lifting off the covers? Have you ever felt paralyzed by circumstances beyond your control? As we approach the climactic departure … Continue reading
Shabbat Vaera 5776–Shabbat Torah Study–Striking Reasons for Showing Gratitude
Our Torah cycle has now taken us into the heart of the Exodus story. Moses announces each of the plagues. 7 of the 10 appear in this week’s Parasha. Yet, it is Aaron who implements 2 of the plagues—the first … Continue reading
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Shabbat Parashat Shemot 5776–Will 2016 Be a Year of Growth? What Kind?
This Shabbat begins the journey through the Book of Shemot. It is the end of the golden, good times in Egypt. It is the story of a descent into slavery and immense suffering that our sages tell us transformed us … Continue reading
Paul Magy's Shabbat Torah Study in the "D" 