This elegant and royal Tallit depicts all 54 portions in the Torah. Every week another Parsha portion is read and the full cycle is read over the course of one year. The names of the Parashot are written in Hebrew. On each side of the Tallit there are 7 stripes that represent the 6 days of Creation and Shabbat - the seventh day. The Hebrew letters Nun נ and Dalet ד are on the stripes. It’s the numeric value of 54 Parashot. Under the names of the Parashot there are 4 stripes representing our foremothers. And the 3 stripes above represent our forefathers. Our patriarchs and matriarchs are the foundation of our existence that started thousands of years ago. You are part of this lineage. You are the strong link that will strengthen the chain and secure its continuity into the future. * Size 18"X72" ** Tallit comes as a set with a matching bag.
54 Portions of the Torah Every week another Parsha portion is read and the full cycle is read over the course of one year. The names of the Parashot are written in Hebrew. On each side of the Tallit there are 7 stripes that represent the 6 days of Creation and Shabbat - the seventh day. The Hebrew letters Nun and Dalet are on the stripes. It’s the numeric value of 54 Parashot. Under the names of the Parashot there are 4 stripes representing our foremothers. And the 3 stripes above represent our forefathers. Our patriarchs and matriarchs are the foundation of our existence that started thousands of years ago. You are part of this lineage. You are the strong link that will strengthen the chain and secure its continuity into the future. ________________________________________________________________________________ Size 18" X 72" Each Tallit comes as a set with a matching bag.
Available in English & Hebrew or Spanish & Hebrew (contact us when you have ordered to let us know which language you do prefer, standard is English & Hebrew) PARASHOT Miketz n.10 Pharaoh has dreams nobody can interpret. In the first seven lean cows eat up seven fat cows and in the second seven healthy ears of corn are swallowed up by seven lean ears of corn. Joseph is called to unravel the dreams. He explains that G-d will send to the land seven years of plenty followed up by seven years of famine. Pharaoh makes Joseph vice king of Egypt in charge of growing and collecting food ahead of the hard times. PARASHOT Miketz n.10 Nessuno riesce a interpretare i sogni del faraone. Nel primo sette mucche magre divorano sette mucche grasse e nel secondo sette spighe di grano piene vengono ingoiate da sette spighe esili. Joseph viene convocato per interpretare i sogni e svelarne il significato. «Il Signore» spiega «è in procinto di mandare sette anni di abbondanza seguiti da sette anni di carestia». Il faraone nomina Joseph vicerè d'Egitto in cambio dell'impegno di coltivare e raccogliere cibo come riserva in vista dei tempi difficili. follow us on Facebook Page and Instagram Profile, we publish a Parashat every week More Products can be found in our shop here The Illustrated Torah Scroll #TheStudioInVenice #StudioInVenice #MichalMeron #JewishArt #IllustratedTorahScroll #Parashah #Parasha #Parashot #Parashat #Miketz #Parashan10
"Torah in Technicolor" is a unique and engaging graphic novel that brings the rich and ancient stories of the Torah to life in a visually stunning and interactive format. Readers illustrate the Torah themselves using their their own imaginations to bring its timeless stories to life. This graphic no...
This week’s lesson was a super fun one for our little ones! The focus was on God’s promises, so we started by talking about a promise that we had learnt a couple of weeks before. We remember that God had made a promise to Noah to save him and his family from the flood and we saw […]
Bible ABC's: Y is for Youngest Jacob (& Esau) These lessons can be used without the alphabet theme. Consider these an update with new ideas and printables! So... I kinda went rogue and as I was writing the lesson! I couldn't stop because it seemed like chapters 25-28 all flow together. Each section is short, but is usually divided... especially for younger students. Although this contains the stew trade, the blessing switch and Jacob's ladder dream, they can be divided by chapter. Or, taught as one lesson. The Fact Wheel briefly reviews their birth, the stew trade and the birthright event. Color and black & white are included. These can be used for Jacob and any other appropriate lesson and were kept plain intentionally for this purpose. These are a reminder that God is there for us. Students can color or paint the designs on the banner, door hanger and bookmark. Stickers can be added. String or ribbon can be added to the banner to hang and on the bookmark. A Word Search for chapters 25-28 is included. A stew maze, dot-to-dot and a puzzle are included. The puzzle has been updated with the stew food and standups. Click here to download this file with these updates only. The first is a Reader Worksheet and is divided into the three sections by chapter. This can be used as one worksheet, or review, or if you are dividing the lesson, each section can be used as needed. The wording from the scripture is as easy to read as possible with sight words while keeping to the key points with easy to answer questions. The second is a fill-in-the-blank worksheet. This is sectioned by the number. Black & white only. I designed the Trip Strip to be a cut & glue timeline. This one shown has lines for the students to write about each event. Or, they can write the scriptures. There is another worksheet without the writing space. These can easily be used for mixed age groups. Cut and glue according to directions. This is not included in the application pack. Click here to download part 1 Genesis 25 'The Stew'. Click here to download part 2 Genesis 27 'The Birthright'. Click here to download part 3 Genesis 28 'Jacob's Ladder'. These Event Cards can be used as smaller visuals and they can be shuffled for the student to re-tell the events and lay them in order. The same full-page size visuals and pictures-to-color can be downloaded below. There are alphabet mazes and worksheets included. These are half-sheets and can be used in Interactive Notebooks. Click here to see a free video on how to make and use Interactive Notebooks. There is a set of 5 and 10 piece puzzles. I added this Flip Book because the students love them, and the foldable book below does not include Jacob's dream in chapter 28. It includes the color and black & white. Click here to download the lesson and application pack. There is a one-page foldable book in color and black and white. This does not include Jacob's ladder dream. These pages can also be cut apart and used as flash cards to put the events in order. Click here to download. Click here to download the updated visuals. This file contains visuals for Genesis 25-27. All are not shown. (These are not included in the application pack.) Click here to download the pictures to color. (These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.) Click here to download the updated visuals for Jacob's Ladder in Genesis 28. Click here to download the pictures to color for Jacob's Ladder in Genesis 28. Click here to see other Old Testament lessons in the Bible ABC's series.
The story of Joseph is an interesting journey of bad and good. Joseph was kind, faithful and prophetic in his ability to understand dreams. He had some very bad years, betrayal, slavery, imprisonment. Through faith, he was able to get through these bad years until things turned around for him. He became a leader and […]
Idioma Hebreo Hebreo antiguo En la estela de Tel Dan , escrita en hebreo a mediados del siglo VIII a. C. , conmemora las victorias ...
Powerpoint presentation is here: And then our crafts project is here: For the craft project: What's Jonah doing in there? Draw a picture to put inside. On the back of the whale, have Jonah explain what happened in his life this week.
Al llegar a Egipto los mercaderes vendieron a José al ministro del faraón y jefe de la guardia que se llamaba Potifar. José entró al servic...
Every year a staggering 44 million abortions are carried out around the world. Each day about 120,000 lives—enough to populate a medium-sized city—are terminated by abortion, a practice legal in most countries. But how does God view the taking of the lives of millions of the unborn—or even one, for that matter?
