Bemidbar Part 4: Census of Levi (3:14-39) Sefer Bemidbar Sponsorship Available This part in Parashat Bamidbar taught by Rabbi Jonathan Snowbell TanachStudy.com
Bemidbar Part 3: First Born, Kohen & Levi (3:1-13) Sefer Bemidbar Sponsorship Available This part in Parashat Bamidbar taught by Rabbi Jonathan Snowbell TanachStudy.com
Bemidbar Part 2: The Census (1:20 - 2:34) Sefer Bemidbar Sponsorship Available This part in Parashat Bamidbar taught by Rabbi Jonathan Snowbell TanachStudy.com
Bemidbar Part 1: Introduction to Sefer Bemidbar (1:1-19) Sefer Bemidbar Sponsorship Available This part in Parashat Bamidbar taught by Rabbi Jonathan Snowbell TanachStudy.com
Behukotai Part 6: On Consecrations and Conclusions (27:26-34) Sefer Vayikra In Honor of Cookie & Stanley Chera This part in Parashat Behukotai taught by Mrs. Neima Novetsky TanachStudy.com
Behukotai Part 5: The Value of a Vow (27:1-25) Sefer Vayikra In Honor of Cookie & Stanley Chera This part in Parashat Behukotai taught by Mrs. Neima Novetsky TanachStudy.com
Behukotai Part 5: The Value of a Vow (27:1-25) Sefer Vayikra In Honor of Cookie & Stanley Chera This part in Parashat Behukotai taught by Mrs. Neima Novetsky TanachStudy.com
Behukotai Part 4: Rejected Repentance? (26:36-46) Sefer Vayikra In Honor of Cookie & Stanley Chera This part in Parashat Behukotai taught by Mrs. Neima Novetsky TanachStudy.com
Behukotai Part 4: Rejected Repentance? (26:36-46) Sefer Vayikra In Honor of Cookie & Stanley Chera This part in Parashat Behukotai taught by Mrs. Neima Novetsky TanachStudy.com
Behukotai Part 3: Retribution: For What? (26:27-35) Sefer Vayikra In Honor of Cookie & Stanley Chera This part in Parashat Behukotai taught by Mrs. Neima Novetsky TanachStudy.com
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Our mission is to create a platform for all serious students to easily study the entire Tanach (Torah, Nevi’im and Ketuvim) in a comprehensible fashion. We seek to generate an experience that allows…
our members to become intimately familiar with the text, framework, and storyline of the Tanach. Our emergent objectives are to increase knowledge of our ancestral Jewish history, to strengthen our sense of awe and love of God, and reinforce our personal and national Jewish identity.