Weekly Torah Portions
- Devarim, on Deuteronomy 1–3: Chiefs, scouts, Edom, Ammonites, Sihon, Og, land for two and a half tribes
- Va'etchanan, on Deuteronomy 3–7: Cities of refuge, Ten Commandments, exhortation, conquest instructions
- Eikev, on Deuteronomy 7–11: Obedience, taking the land, golden calf, Aaron’s death, Levites’ duties
- Re'eh, on Deuteronomy 11–16: Centralized worship, diet, tithes, sabbatical year, pilgrim festivals
- Shoftim, on Deuteronomy 16–21: Basic societal structure for the Israelites
- Ki Teitzei, on Deuteronomy 21–25: Miscellaneous laws on civil and domestic life
- Ki Tavo, on Deuteronomy 26–29: First fruits, tithes, blessings and curses, exhortation
- Nitzavim, on Deuteronomy 29–30: covenant, violation, choose blessing and curse
- Vayelech, on Deuteronomy 31: Encouragement, reading and writing the law
- Haazinu, on Deuteronomy 32: Punishment, punishment restrained, parting words
- V'Zot HaBerachah, on Deuteronomy 33–34: Farewell blessing and death of Moses
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