Naso

Numbers 4:21-7:89

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To read the full text in English and Hebrew, click here: Numbers 4:21-7:89

God describes the service of the Gershon family of Levites. The laws relating to the suspected adulteress and the nazirite are given. God tells Moses and Aaron the priestly blessing. The heads of tribes bring gifts to the Tabernacle.

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birkat kohanim
The Priestly Blessing

 

Text Studies

 

Social Action and Environmentalism

 

Pure & Unadulterated
Rabbi Peter Tarlow, Hillel
Blessing of the Priests or the Community?
Rachel Farbiarz, AJWS
Human Vessels for Blessing
Rabbi Neal Loevinger, KOLEL
A Blessing for an Activist Community
Alyson Solomin, AJWS
Punishment to Fit the Crime
Rabbi Barry Block, Union for Reform Judaism
Pushing the Law Forward
Evan Wolkenstein, AJWS
Ancient Rituals, Enduring Values
Jay McCrensky, socialaction.com
Learning From Our Mistakes
Evone Marzouk, Canfei Nesharim
 

From the Denominations

 

Pluralism and Outreach

Situational Ethics & God
Rabbi Bradley Artson, American Jewish University
Sotah: Understanding Change
Rabbi Lisa Grushcow, Women of Reform Judaism
The Service of Song
Rabbi Avraham Fischer, Orthodox Union
The Priestly Benediction
Rabbi Kerry Olitzky, Big Tent Judaism
Surrogate Judaism
Rabbi Joshua Heller, JTS
The Nazirite–A Sacred Volunteer
Rabbi David Nelson, CLAL
Princely Gifts
Rabbi Shimon Felix, Bronfman Youth Fellowships

Family and Fun

 

 
Parashat Naso for Families
Torah Topics for Today
Parents as Models
Torah Topics for Today
Mistakes Make Great Lessons
Torah Topics for Today
Parashat Naso Quiz
Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies
Parashat Naso Challah
Julie Seltzer



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