Examples of 'parsha' in a sentence
Meaning of "parsha"
Parsha (noun): A section of the Torah or Old Testament, typically read in a synagogue each week
How to use "parsha" in a sentence
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Our parsha takes us through a bewildering transition.
History as conceived in this parsha is not utopian.
The parsha is full of blessings.
Just like the story in our parsha.
In this parsha we read about the blessings of the twelve tribes.
The answer is also in our parsha.
It is permitted to read the weekly parsha and its translation all day.
This is one of the key lessons of this parsha.
This parsha will also detail how the incense and oil are to be used.
This battle is described in the parsha.
This is parsha Trumah which continues in that vein.
This is also alluded to in our parsha.
The parsha ends with the genealogy and birth of Rivka.
This concept appears again later in the parsha.
The Parsha begins with the story of the kindness of Abraham to the angels.
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Consider what happens in this parsha.
The Parsha opens with a story about a man who has fallen on hard times.
This is one of the things we can see in our parsha.
This Parsha is always read during the month of Elul.
Show weekly parsha.
The Parsha begins with the death of our matriarch Sarah.
Shillings a month and a shilling a day parsha money when travelling.
I think we can learn some powerful lessons from this parsha.
We see from this parsha that Hashem gives Jews a second chance.
One final connection between the parsha and this idea.
But I believe the more important principle is mentioned in the opening verses of our parsha.
Much of the Parsha describes the struggle between Jacob and his twin brother Esav.
OK first of all stop calling her my parsha.
Our Parsha begins the middle section of Deuteronomy.
I want to conclude by returning to our Parsha for a moment.
The Parsha begins with the death of Sarah.
He also gives a weekly class on the Parsha Hashavua.
Parsha the Torah.
This is an excerpt from the Shmuz on the Parsha book.
Return to Parsha page.
The Parsha begins with a showdown between Yehudah and Yosef.
See also Bereshit parsha.
This week 's parsha discusses a wide range of topics.
Summary of the Parsha.
The answer is given by the parsha itself, and it is very unexpected.
Moshe 's name does not appear in this parsha.
Often, we would talk about the parsha of the week or an upcoming holiday.
Nowhere is this clearer than in the opening of today 's parsha.
Our parsha also discusses the benefits of great lineage - both in a positive and negative way.
This will help us to understand the connection between Parsha Ki Tavo and Ki Teitzei.
This week 's parsha is called Mishpatim which means rules.
You must incorporate at least 4 character from the parsha.
This week 's parsha begins the instructions for building the Mishkon.
Perhaps this is the message to us from this week's parsha.
In this week 's parsha we find the mitzvah of the Offering of the Omer.
