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Parashat (Scripture Readings)*

12/31/04 – 03/26/05

Parashah#
& Name
Date
 
Torah
 
Haftarah
("S"=Serfardic)
**
B’rit Hadashah
 
Sh’mot (Exodus)
13
TEVET 19/20

 

DEC 31/
JAN 01
Sh’mot (Ex.)
1:1 - 6:1



(CJB pg 60)
Yirmeyahu (Jer.)
1:1 – 2:3 (S)



(544)
Mattityahu (Mt.) 22:23-33, 41-46; Mark 12:18-27, 35-37; Luke 20:27-44; Acts 3:12-15, 5:27-32, 7:17-36, 22:12-16, 24:14-16;
MJ (Heb.) 11:23-26
(1252; 1279; 1321; 1363; 1506)
Sh’mot - “Names”
 
 
 
14
TEVAT
26/27

 

JAN 07/08
Sh’mot (Ex.)
6:2 – 9:35
(CJB pg 65)
Yechezk’el (Ezek.) 28:25 – 29:21
(678)
Rom. 9:14-17; 2 Cor. 6:14 – 7:1

(1412;
1445)
Va’era - “And I Appeared”
 
15
SHEVAT
4/5

 

JAN 14/15
Sh’mot (Ex.)
10:1 – 13:16
(CJB pg 70)
Yirmeyahu (Jer.) 46:13-28
(619)
Luke 2:22-24; Yochanan (John) 19:31-37;
Acts 13:16-17; Rev. 8:6 – 9:12, 16:1-21
(1291; 1356; 1378; 1540)
Bo - “Enter”
 
16
SHEVAT 11/12

 

JAN 21/22
Sh’mot (Ex.) 13:17 – 17:16

(CJB pg 74)
Shof’tim (Judges) 5:1-31 (S)


(274)
Luke 2:22-24; Yochanan (John) 6:25-35, 19:31-37; 1 Cor. 10:1-13; 2 Cor. 8:1-15;
Rev. 15:1-4
(1291; 1337; 1431; 1446; 1546)
B’shallach - “When He Let Go”
 
17
SHEVAT 18/19

 

JAN 28/29
Sh’mot (Ex.) 18:1 – 20:23





(CJB pg 80)
Yesha’yahu (Isa.)
6:1-13 (S)





(444)
Mattityahu (Mt.) 5:21-30, 15:1-11, 19:16-30; Mark 7:5-15, 10:17-31; Luke 18:18-30;
Acts 6:1-7;
Rom. 2:17-29, 7:7-12, 13:8-10;
Eph. 6:1-3;
1 Tim. 3:1-14; 2 Tim. 2:2;
Titus 1:5-9;
MJ (Heb.) 12:18-29;
Ya’akov (James) 2:8-13;
1 Kefa (1 Pet.) 2:9-10
(1228; 1271; 1317; 1367; 1404; 1463;
cvv
1482; 1486; 1490; 1507; 1511; 1517)
Yitro “Jethro”
 
18
SHEVAT
25/26

 

FEB 04/05
Sh’mot (Ex.)
21:1 – 24:18
(CJB pg 83)
Yirmeyahu (Jer.)
34:8-22, 33:25-26
(606)
Mattityahu (Mt.) 5:38-42, 15:1-20; Mark 7:1-23; Acts 23:1-11; MJ (Heb.) 9:15-22, 10:28-29
(1229; 1271; 1393; 1502)
Mishpatim - “Judgments”
 
Rosh Hodesh (New Moon)
(Special Readings)
19
SHEVAT 30

 

FEB 09
 B'midbar (Num.)
28:9-15


(CJB pg 184)
Yesha'yahu (Isa.)
66:1
-24


(541)
Col.2:16-17; Rev. 21:1 22:5



(1472;1553)
 
ADAR I
02/03

 

FEB 11/12
Sh’mot (Ex.)
25:1 – 27:19

(CJB pg 88)
M’lakhim Alef
(1 Kings)
5:26 – 6:13
(373)
MJ (Heb.) 8:1-6, 9:23-24, 10:1


(
1500)
T’rumah - “Offering”
 
20
ADAR I
09/10

 

FEB 18/19
Sh’mot (Ex.)
27:20 – 30:10
(CJB pg 91)
Yechezk’el (Ezek.) 43:10-27
(699)
Phil. 4:10-20

(1468)
Tetzaveh - “You Shall Command”
 
21
ADAR I
16/17

 

FEB 25/26
Sh’mot (Ex.)
30:11 – 34:35


(CJB pg 95)
M’lakhim Alef
(1 Kings)
18:20-39 (S)

(393)
Luke 11:14-20; Acts 7:35 – 8:1; 1 Cor. 10:1-13; 2 Cor. 3:1-18


(1307;
1369; 1431; 1442)
Ki Tissa - “When You Elevate”
 
22
ADAR I
23/24

 

MAR 04/05
Sh’mot (Ex.)
35:1 – 38:20

(CJB pg 101)
M’lakhim Alef
(1 Kings)
7:13-26 (S)
(375)
2 Cor. 9:1-15; MJ (Heb.) 9:1-14; Rev. 11:1-13


(1447;
1501; 1542)
Vayak’hel - “And He Assembled”
 
23
 
Sh’mot (Ex.)
38:21 – 40:38

(CJB pg 105)
M’lakhim Alef
(1 Kings)
7:
40-50 (S)
(376)
Rev. 15:5-8


(
1547)
P’kudei - “Accountings Of”
 
Both 22 and 23 are read on March 5th, so that all the readings will fit into the yearly cycle.
 
Vayikra (Leviticus)
Rosh Hodesh (New Moon)
(Special Readings)
24
ADAR I 30

 

MAR 11
 B'midbar (Num.)
28:9-15


(CJB pg 184)
Yesha'yahu (Isa.)
66:1
-24


(541)
Col.2:16-17; Rev. 21:1 22:5



(1472;1553)
 
ADAR I 30/
ADAR II 1

 

MAR 11/12
Vayikra (Lev.)
1:1 – 5:26

(CJB pg 109)
Yesha'yahu (Isa.)
43:21
44:23

(503)
Rom. 8:1-13; MJ (Heb.) 10:1-14, 13:10-16


(
1410; 1502)
Vayikra - “And He Called”
 
25
ADAR II
07/08

 

MAR 18/19
Vayikra (Lev.)
6:1 – 8:36


(CJB pg 114)
Yirmeyahu (Jer.)
7:21
8:3;
9:22-23

(560)
Mark 12:28-34; Romans 12:1-2;
1 Cor. 10:14-23



(1279;
1416; 1432)
Tzav - “Give An Order”
 
Feast of Purim
(Special Readings)
26
ADAR II
14

 

MAR 25
Sh'mot (Ex.)
17:8-16


(CJB pg 79)
Ester (Esther)
1:1
10:3


(1089)
Mattityahu (Matt.) 10:16-42; Acts 16:11-40



(1235;1383)
 
ADAR II
14/15

 

MAR 25/26
Vayikra (Lev.)
9:1 – 11:47


(CJB pg 117)
Sh'mu'el Bet
(2 Samuel)

6:1-19 (S)

(339)
Mark 7:1-23; Acts 5:1-11; 10:1-35;
2 Cor. 6:14
7:1; Galatians 2:11-16;
1 Kefa (1 Peter) 1:14-16


(
1271; 1366; 1445; 1453;1515)
Sh'mini - “Eighth”
 

* Reading in the Temple or Synagogue from the Torah, the Prophets and the B'rit Hadashah every Shabbat, in Temples all over the world, Torah scrolls are ceremoniously removed from arks, carried through the aisles to be touched reverently by the congregants (the custom symbolizes devotion to the Word of G-d), and then placed on the bimah (pulpit).  The parashah (portion) read each week, anywhere between one and six chapters long, is not picked on the spur of the moment but follows a prescribed sequence tied to the Jewish year.  Fifty-four parashat are read in order, commencing with B'resheet (Genesis) 1 on the autumn holiday Simchat-Torah (Rejoicing of the Torah) and ending with D'varim (Deuteronomy) 34 on Simchat-Torah the following year, when with great joy the scroll is immediately re-rolled, and B'resheet 1 is read again. 

 

Moreover, the reading from the Bible does not end with the Torah portion.  After the Torah, a related section from the Prophets is read: this is called the Haftarah (completion), since it completes the prescribed Temple Scripture reading.  The B'rit Hadashah reports that in Natzeret (Nazareth) Yeshua was invited to read the Haftarah, which that week was from the book of Yesha'yahu (Isaiah), and He daringly applied the passage to Himself. 

 

Being called up to the bimah for the Torah reading is an honor.  The Hebrew word for such an invitation is aliyah; it means "going up."  (The same word, aliyah, means "immigrating to Israel," since it is a spiritual "going up" for a Jew to return to the land G-d gave to our people.) 

 

** Serfardic - refers to the Middle Eastern and North African Jewish communities.  The other readings in the CJB are Ashkenanzic (European) and are designated by the symbol (A).


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