Chumash with Chayenu

Noach - 2nd Portion

The rain lasted 40 days, after which the earth remained submerged for another five months until the water began to subside. It then took almost six more months for the wa

Noach - 1st Portion

Noah, in contrast to the degeneration that characterized his times, remained faithful to the traditions of morality that had been inherited from Adam and Eve. G-d therefo

Bereishis - 7th Portion

Despite Chanoch’s positive example, humanity continued in its downward spiral of moral degeneration. The angels also tried to redeem the earth—by having G-d allow them to

Bereishis - 6th Portion

In addition to their sons Kayin and Hevel, Adam and Chavah had a third son, Shes. One of Shes’ fifth-generation descendants was Chanoch (Enoch), who resisted the degenera

Bereishis - 5th Portion

The generations following Adam and Chavah began to worship the forces of nature and the idols they fashioned to represent or channel them.They profaned the art of music-m

Bereishis - 4th Portion

Had Adam and Chavah (Eve) repented properly, G-d would have forgiven them and allowed them to remain in the Garden of Eden. But since they did not rise to the occasion, G

Bereishis - 3rd Portion

The first human couple, Adam and Chavah (Eve), lived in the Garden of Eden, where they were meant to enjoy G-d’s creation in order to enhance their awareness of G-d and H

Bereishis - 2nd Portion

After its account of the creation week, the Torah returns to the events of the sixth day, focusing on the details of the creation of the first human being.

Bereishis - 1st Portion

The Torah begins with its account of how G-d created the world in six days. On the first day, G-d created the earth, as a core of solid matter submerged in water, and the

V’Zos HaBerachah - 7th Portion

After Moshe concludes his farewell address, G-d instructed him to ascend Mount Nevo. G-d showed Moshe prophetically the future of the Jewish people. The Torah then conclu

V’Zos HaBerachah - 6th Portion

After blessing each of the tribes individually, Moshe blesses the Jewish people collectively, contrasting their role in the world with that of all other nations.

V’Zos HaBerachah - 5th Portion

Moshe blesses the tribes of Dan (too) as border protectors, Naftali with a most desirable territory, and Asher with abundant sons and oil.

V’Zos HaBerachah - 4th Portion

Moshe blesses the tribes of Zevulun as successful sea merchants, Yissachar as Torah scholars, and Gad as valiant warriors, guarding the borders.

V’Zos HaBerachah - 3rd Portion

Moshe blesses the tribe of Yosef (i.e., the two tribes of Efraim and Menashe) that they would be populous and their territory would be abundantly fertile.

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

V’Zos HaBerachah - 7th Portion

After Moshe concludes his farewell address, G-d instructed him to ascend Mount Nevo. G-d showed Moshe prophetically the future of the Jewish people. The Torah then conclu

V’Zos HaBerachah - 6th Portion

After blessing each of the tribes individually, Moshe blesses the Jewish people collectively, contrasting their role in the world with that of all other nations.

V’Zos HaBerachah - 5th Portion

Moshe blesses the tribes of Dan (too) as border protectors, Naftali with a most desirable territory, and Asher with abundant sons and oil.

V’Zos HaBerachah - 4th Portion

Moshe blesses the tribes of Zevulun as successful sea merchants, Yissachar as Torah scholars, and Gad as valiant warriors, guarding the borders.