Chumash with Chayenu

V’Zos HaBerachah - 2nd Portion

Moshe blesses the tribe of Levi to be worthy of their role as the Priests and Levites serving in the holy Temple, and of their charge to teach the Torah to the rest of th

V’Zos HaBerachah - 1st Portion

Moshe concludes his final farewell address to the Jewish people by blessing them. He begins by praising them for accepting the Torah unconditionally, noting also that G-d

Ha'azinu - 7th Portion

After Moshe finished conveying the Poem of Testimony to the Jewish people, he encouraged them to pay heed to all its lessons, as well as to the Torah in general. G-d then

Ha'azinu - 6th Portion

Moshe tells the Jewish people that eventually the non-Jewish nations would appreciate them and praise them for remaining true to their covenant with G-d.

Ha'azinu - 5th Portion

Moshe informs the Jewish people that after they would receive their corrective punishment for their lapses in loyalty to G-d’s covenant, G-d would comfort them and punish

Ha'azinu - 4th Portion

Moshe cautions the Jewish people that overindulgence in their wealth, would cause them to rebel against G-d. He would then punish them for their misdeeds, but would nonet

Ha'azinu - 3rd Portion

Moshe informs the Jewish people how G-d would provide them with material bounty in the Land of Israel. But G-d also cautioned them that should they overindulge in this we

Ha'azinu - 2nd Portion

Moshe encourages the Jewish people to remember their history, recalling how G-d chose them to be His people, gave them the Torah, and shepherded them through the desert o

Ha'azinu - 1st Portion

The Poem of Testimony begins with Moshe calling upon both heaven and earth to bear witness to the Divine message that he was about to deliver to the Jewish people. This s

Ha'azinu - 7th Portion

After Moshe finished conveying the Poem of Testimony to the Jewish people, he encouraged them to pay heed to all its lessons, as well as to the Torah in general.G-d then

Ha'azinu - 6th Portion

Moshe tells the Jewish people that eventually the non-Jewish nations would appreciate them and praise them for remaining true to their covenant with G-d.

Ha'azinu - 5th Portion

Moshe informs the Jewish people that after they would receivetheir corrective punishment for their lapses in loyalty to G-d’s covenant, G-d would comfort them and punish

Ha'azinu - 4th Portion

Moshe cautions the Jewish people that overindulgence in their wealth, would cause them to rebel against G-d. He would then punish them for their misdeeds, but would nonet

Ha'azinu - 3rd Portion

Moshe informs the Jewish people how G-d would provide themwith material bounty in the Land of Israel. But G-d also cautioned them that should they overindulge in this wea

Ha'azinu - 2nd Portion

Moshe encourages the Jewish people to remember their history, recalling how G-d chose them to be His people, gave them the Torah, and shepherded them through the desert o

Ha’azinu - 1st Portion

The Poem of Testimony begins with Moshe calling upon both heaven and earth to bear witness to the Divine message that he was about to deliver to the Jewish people. This s

Nitzavim-Vayeilech - 7th Portion

G-d addresses Yehoshua from the cloud at the entrance to the Tabernacle, charging him with the mission of leading the Jewish people into the Land of Israel. Moshe instruc

Nitzavim-Vayeilech - 6th Portion

G-d summons Moshe to the entrance to the Tabernacle. G-d speaks to him from a pillar of cloud that appeared over the Tabernacle’s entrance, informing him that He was goin

Nitzavim-Vayeilech - 5th Portion

Moshe summons Yehoshua and appoints him as his successor in the presence of the entire Jewish people; He then hands a Torah to the tribe of Levi. Moshe conveys G-d’s comm

Nitzavim-Vayeilech - 4th Portion

Moshe tells the Jewish people that, in the final analysis, G-d is presenting them with the free choice to choose between good and evil. Moshe continues his final farewell