All posts in: Kisavo

• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  A bit of thought

  The opening mitzvah of the sedra is bikkurim, in which we bring our first fruits up to the beis hamikdash and at the same time read out our history about how HaShem ..

  Written by daniel fine
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• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  Unbreakable Bonds

  In this week’s parsha, Ki Tavo, just before the Jewish people enter the land of Israel, Moshe tells us a long list of blessings that will come to us in the land ..

  Written by Tal Segal
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  A Short Vort for Sheva Brachos in Ki Savo

  In this week’s parsha, Ki Sovo, the passuk (26:16) says Hayom hazeh Hashem Elokecho me’tzavcho…. and Rashi says that this is the mokor for the famous expression ..

  Written by Anonymous
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  ‘vehaya’ vs ‘vayehi’ (sweet short vort)

  There is a sharp contrast between 2 seemingly very similar words; ‘vehaya’ (meaning ‘it will be’) and ‘vayehi’ (meaning ‘it was’) Chazal tell us that ..

  Written by d fine
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  Ki Savo; birth pains

  Parshas Ki Savo; Birth Pains The opening of our sedra this week discusses the mitzvah of bringing bikurim (1st fruits) up to the beis hamikdash. Whilst this mitzvah ..

  Written by d fine
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  A CURSE HAS MORE EFFECT ON KLAL YISROEL

  “It will be when you will go over the Yarden, you will set up these 12 stones at Har Aivol, and you will build a Mizbayach and bring Korbonos and be happy ..

  Written by Benjain A Rose
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  Save a poor man from embaressment!

  This weeks parsha starts with “ViSamta Bateneh” – “You shall place the Bikkurim in a basket”; the mitzvah of Bikkurim. Chazal tell ..

  Written by B ROSE
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  Curse has greater effect than blessing!

  “It will be when you will go over the Yarden, you will set up these 12 stones at Har Aivol, and you will build a Mizbayach and bring Korbonos and be happy ..

  Written by BENJAMIN A ROSE
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  First`s Fruits

  This weeks Parsha starts with the mitzvah of Bikurim (the obligation to take the first fruits up to Yerushalayim). In Breishis Rabbah it says that it was for Bikkurim ..

  Written by Ben First
• Kisavo

  7 years ago

  I can’t believe it’s not Bikurim

  Bikurim does not strike one as being the most relevant thing to a 21st century jew’s life. After all, we do not have the beis hamikdash at the moment, and as such ..

  Written by d fine