46 min Temple Talk Rosh haShana and Parashat Radio...

Temple Talk Radio by Rabbi Chaim Richman for The Temple Institute, Jerusalem, Israel: between Parashat Nitzavim-Vayelech and Rosh haShana…more: Shabbat Shalom and Shana tova Get here your Rosh HaShanah Greeting-Card > for free

Shabbat NITZAVIM & ROSH HASHANAH Video Commen...

Deutoronomy 29:9 – 30:20 Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9 ◄ click Shana Tova greeting card and use for free Video Commentary by Rabbi Richman for The Temple Institute, Jerusalem: „Standing together, shoulder to shoulder, upright, focused and with purpose, all Israel is poised to enter the land promised by G-d and the covenant sworn to by their fathers. Shoulder to shoulder, side by side, with the generations that...

Nitzavim-Vayelech with Rosh HaShana Greeting Cards...

Deutoronomy 29:9 – 31:30 Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9 ◄ click Shana Tova greeting card Video Commentary by Rabbi Chaim Richman, The Temple Institute, Jerusalem: „In this week’s parasha the children of Israel are about to enter into a covenant with Hashem, and we are today about to enter into the new year of 5775. The same challenge that stood before Israel as she stood poised to enter the land, stands...

Shabbat Nitzavim-VaYelech Reading and Video-Commen...

Deuteronomy 29:10-31:30; Isaiah 61:10-63:9 Video commentary by Rabbi Chaim Richman, The Temple Institute: „The world is in turmoil, but when Israel stands – nitzavim – strong, steady and determined to enter into and inherit her destiny – then nothing can harm her, for G-d is with her.“ Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah – Photos © by formoretti Rosh Hashanah (Jewish new year, 1st-...

A Happy New Year with a Song for our Readers...

With a musical New Year’s greeting, „I Gotta ‚Love You Rosh Hashanah“ (Sabbath songs) from Taglit-birthright israel we thank all our dear and loyal readers around the world and ask all of you, and you personally, for forgiveness if we have violated your feelings as a Jew, a Moslem or a Christian in any article of the year 5772. We look forward to a common path of understanding lying before us,...

Parashat Shabbat Nitzavim Readings and Commentary...

Deuteronomy 29:10-30:20; Isaiah 61:10-63:9 With The Burning Bush the story of Moses began, today we are approaching the end of his farewell-story. In German Synagogues it’s usal to sing a farewell Sabbath Song, the „Adon Olam“, at the end of every Shabbatmorning ministry in order to protect us from forgetting that He is the „Lord of the Universe“ when we are back in our homes▼ Commentary...

Parashat Shabbat Ki Tavo Readings and Commentary...

Deuteronomy 26:1 till 29:8; Isaiah 60:1 till 22 From 1st Elul thru Hoshana Raba Psalm 27 will be read additionally in the Shacharit and Maariv ( For Rosh Hashanah Greeting Cards click > Greeting Cards ) But first of all „Listen to the Music“ – A all days morning and Sabbath Song : Commentary by Michael Schneider, Jerusalem: The backdrop of this week’s Shabbat reading is the giving of the “first...

Shabbat Nitzavim-VaYelech Reading and Commentary...

Deuteronomy 29:10-31:30; Isaiah 61:10-63:9 With The Burning Bush the story of Moses began, today we are approaching the end of his farewell-story. In German Synagogues it’s usal to sing a farewell Sabbath Song, the „Adon Olam“, at the end of every Shabbatmorning ministry in order to protect us from forgetting that He is the „Lord of the Universe“ when we are back in our homes▼ Commentary...

A Happy New Year in a Song for our Readers...

With a musical New Year’s greeting, „I Gotta ‚Love You Rosh Hashanah“ (Sabbath songs) from Taglit-birthright israel we thank all our dear and loyal readers around the world and ask all of you, and you personally, for forgiveness if we have violated your feelings as a Jew, a Moslem or a Christian in any article of the year 5770. We look forward to a common path of understanding lying before us,...

Special Reading Rosh Hashanah...

Genesis 21:1-34; Numbers 29:1-6; 1 Samuel 1:1- 2:10 Abstracts of the Commentary by Michael Schneider, israel today, Jerusalem: This Shabbat marks the Jewish New Year of Rosh Hashanah and the celebration of the beginning of mankind. „Now in the seventh month, on the first day of the month, you shall also have a holy convocation; you shall do no laborious work. It will be to you a day for blowing trumpets.“...