Tagged ‘Parashat Tzav’
Parashat Tzav 5783
Click here for an audio recording of this D’var Torah Constancy and Careful Guarding: How to Link the Jewish Past with the Future A D’var Torah for Parashat Tzav By Rabbi Mitchell Blank (’21) This coming Shabbat is the last one before Passover begins (Shabbat HaGadol) and … Continue reading »
Parashat Tzav 5782
Click HERE for an audio recording of this D’var Torah A D’var Torah for Parashat Tzav By Rabbi Ariann Weitzman (’11) This week’s parasha begins with a command to offer an olah, a burnt offering. The olah was not offered to expiate guilt or express thanksgiving. No … Continue reading »
Parashat Tzav 5781
Click HERE for an audio recording of this D’var Torah A D’ver Torah for Parashat Tzav By Rabbi Michael Rothbaum (’06) At my shul, there are indications that we’re still in “Covid times.” With cameras and control panels, the sanctuary looks … Continue reading »
Parashat Tzav 5780
An Offering of the heart A D’var Torah for Parashat Tzav By Rabbi Jill Hammer Parashat Tzav deals with the offerings that the priests and the people made in the Tabernacle for the purposes of gratitude, atonement, and daily celebration. These … Continue reading »
Parashat Tzav
A D’var Torah for Parashat Tzav By Rabbi Isaac Mann The prohibition in the Torah against the consumption of blood, which is expressed in this week’s parashah (see Lev. 7:26-27), is generally seen in the context of the laws of … Continue reading »
