Parshas Behar
Parshas Behar
Erev Shabbos
Shabbos Day
Candle Lighting
4:57pm
Shacharis
9:00am
Mincha
4:57pm
Latest time for Shema
9:47am
Shkiya
5:15pm
Shabbos Mincha
3:30pm & 4:45pm
Shabbos Ends
5:59pm
Avos Ubonim
This week Avos Ubonim will take place at 7:00-7:45pm
Special treat - Hot Chips!!!!
SHAAREI DAVENING TIMES NEXT WEEK
Shacharis
Mincha
Maariv
Sunday
8:00am
4:55pm*
8:30pm
Monday
6:30 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Tuesday
6:45 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Wednesday
6:45 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Thursday
6:30 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Friday
6:45 / 7:30am
4:53pm
*Mincha followed by Maariv
Short Vort on the Parsha
The parsha starts by telling us that Hashem spoke to Moshe on Har Sinai.
Then it goes on to talk about Shmita. Rashi asks, "Mah Inyan Shmita Eitzel
Har Sinai"; what does Shmita have to do with Har Sinai. He answers that this
teaches us just like all the halachos of Shmita with all the details was
given on Har Sinai so too were all the mitzvos and their intricate details.
The Chasam Sofer asks why did the Torah choose specifically the mitzva of
Shmita to teach us this lesson? He answers that the Torah promises the
farmers that even though they will not plant during shmita, Hashem will
bless them with such an abundant crop the year before that it will last them
for three years until the next crop is ready. This is a mitzva that is
obviously given from Sinai directly from Hashem and not invented by man, for
who else would dare make such a promise other than Hashem alone. Therefore,
the Torah tells us, just like Shmita was clearly given over by Hashem on Har
Sinai so too were all the other mitzvos.
Parshas Behar
Erev Shabbos
Shabbos Day
Candle Lighting
4:57pm
Shacharis
9:00am
Mincha
4:57pm
Latest time for Shema
9:47am
Shkiya
5:15pm
Shabbos Mincha
3:30pm & 4:45pm
Shabbos Ends
5:59pm
Avos Ubonim
This week Avos Ubonim will take place at 7:00-7:45pm
Special treat - Hot Chips!!!!
SHAAREI DAVENING TIMES NEXT WEEK
Shacharis
Mincha
Maariv
Sunday
8:00am
4:55pm*
8:30pm
Monday
6:30 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Tuesday
6:45 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Wednesday
6:45 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Thursday
6:30 / 7:30am
4:55pm
8:30pm
Friday
6:45 / 7:30am
4:53pm
*Mincha followed by Maariv
Short Vort on the Parsha
The parsha starts by telling us that Hashem spoke to Moshe on Har Sinai.
Then it goes on to talk about Shmita. Rashi asks, "Mah Inyan Shmita Eitzel
Har Sinai"; what does Shmita have to do with Har Sinai. He answers that this
teaches us just like all the halachos of Shmita with all the details was
given on Har Sinai so too were all the mitzvos and their intricate details.
The Chasam Sofer asks why did the Torah choose specifically the mitzva of
Shmita to teach us this lesson? He answers that the Torah promises the
farmers that even though they will not plant during shmita, Hashem will
bless them with such an abundant crop the year before that it will last them
for three years until the next crop is ready. This is a mitzva that is
obviously given from Sinai directly from Hashem and not invented by man, for
who else would dare make such a promise other than Hashem alone. Therefore,
the Torah tells us, just like Shmita was clearly given over by Hashem on Har
Sinai so too were all the other mitzvos.