Parashat Kedoshim contains two prohibitions on curses.
“Do not curse the deaf,” (chapter 19, verse 14) means, a person who does not hear curses, therefore does not fret about any offenses inflicted upon him. More generally, this means to not mock or take advantage of those who cannot defend
Parashat Tazria discusses the laws regarding tzora’as, leprosy, that are widely viewed as incomprehensible! Not to mention that we have never seen
Parshat Tzav – Why Do We Kasher Our Dishes?
Parashat Tzav (“Command”; here, a verb) gives a detailed description of the sacrificial services. Thus
The parashah of Pekudei (Numbers) begins with Moshe’s report of the quantities of gold, silver, copper, various gems and so on that were used to
