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Moon Knight on Erev Rosh Hashanah
I took part in the Moon Knight mystery swap, and I'm writing this fic for @enigmatist17 !
Since it is New Year's Eve (or New Year's Day depending on when you're reading this), I wanted to write a fic for the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah.
This fic is based on the MacKay comic book series (Moon Knight 2021), and is set several issues before Issue 30.
I wanted to show MK System as an observant Jewish System, since that isn't often explored in depth in the comics. And you just know, Jake "For the People" Lockley is usually the one who schleps their tuchus to shul!
Happy New Year!
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“We’re not going,” said Marc, shaking his head, trying to push back the emotions coming from Jake and Steven. “Absolutely not. I haven’t been in years. Not since … well, not since that time with dad. And Jake, I think it was mostly you around that time anyway. You always paid more attention in shul.”
Marc felt a familiar pulling sensation from where Jake usually hung around, when he was close to front. And then Jake’s familiar Brooklyn twang said, “Marc, bubbeleh, I could just knock ya out cold and take us there myself, you know. But I want you to be there. This is for you as much as it is for us.”
Marc felt Steven chime in with his nasally Long Island cadence, “We both want this. Jake and I do. Not for dad. Not for the family. For us. For you. We’re the only mishpocheh that matters here.”
“Well, I guess I’m just the odd man out. As per usual.” Marc shook his head, and absentmindedly ran his hands through his hair. Their hair was greasy and unkept from being shoved under the mask. What else was new. They needed a shower. That was usually Steven’s job, but Marc didn’t want to give Steven any chance to front and collude with Jake to drag them to shul. Not now.
Not with tomorrow being the 1st of Tishrei. The first day of Rosh Hashanah.
“I heard that,” said Steven. “And neither Jake nor I are going to force you to go to High Holiday services. But we bought the ticket, everything’s all set up. Central Synagogue has a beautiful service. It won’t be anything like dad’s shul. The music is more contemporary. The Rabbi and the Cantor are both women. They’ve got beautiful voices. You’ll find a way to pout about it, I’m sure, but I know deep down you’ll enjoy it. Trust us.”
“What about Reese and Soldier? What about Greer? Are we really going to leave them alone for days at a time? Just tell them, ‘See you later!’ What if they need me? What if Hunter’s Moon has to track down another one of Black Spectre’s goons?”
Marc felt Jake’s chuckle erupt from deep within, and he heard Jake’s words wash over him with yellow-colored mirth. “Marc, I think a couple of vampires and a cat woman are more than capable of taking care of themselves without you fucking everything up, don’t you think?”
“Marc…” Steven’s voice echoed softly within, a wash of blue concern pushing against the back of their eyes. “Marc, what is this really about.”
“It just feels like a complete waste of time, with everything we’ve got going on.”
“Hey!” Jake’s annoyance came quickly. “You might not take shul seriously, but I do. This is important for us. We’re Jewish, Marc. Whether you like it or not. And as Jews, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are our two most important days. Our holiest days. I know that probably doesn’t mean shit to you anymore…”
“No, no, I’m not saying that…”
“Well, you kinda are. You’re saying that our two holiest days don’t matter for shit. Meanwhile, you’re out on the street, doing the bidding of an Egyptian god.”
“That’s different. I don’t worship Khonshu. I still remember the Aseret Hadibrot, and I know that Number One and Number Two are very important.
“I am the L-rd your G‑d, Who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage.
“You shall have no other gods before Me. You shall not make for yourself a graven image, nor any manner of likeness of anything that is in heaven above, that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. You shall not bow down to them, nor serve them. For I the L‑rd your G‑d am a jealous G‑d, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children of the third and fourth generation of them that hate Me; and showing mercy unto the thousandth generation of them that love Me and keep My commandments. (x)
“See? I still remember what dad taught us.”
“Nice, so you can recite the Ten Commandments,” sighed Jake from inside. “But you still don’t seem to understand why it’s important for us to go to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.”
“What I do remember is something dad talked about once… This was a while ago. Before he got sick. He was preparing a d’var Torah for Yom Kippur, and there was something he said…” Marc stopped himself before he thought about it more.
“Marc, what is it? What did he tell you?” Steven’s voice was gentle, his blue concern washed over them again.
“You already know, Steven.”
“Well, why don’t you say it, then.”
“It’s silly. Just a stupid thing. Something I heard dad say once. It just, got me thinking. About us. About me.”
“If it’s silly, then why are you trembling now?”
“I dunno. Maybe I still worry that it’s true.”
“Well, why don’t you talk to us about it? We can work through it together.”
Marc sighed and rolled his eyes. “This is fucking ridiculous. It’s not that big a deal.”
“Marc, bubbeleh…” Jake’s thoughts were soft. “C’mon. Try us.”
“Fine. I have to find it.”
Marc grabbed his phone and searched Sefaria for the specific passage. “It was just this one commentary in the Talmud. About Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Here it is. You’ll see how dumb this is. Really.” He sighed dramatically, but he couldn’t quite keep the tremble from his voice.
“The Gemara goes back to discuss the Day of Judgment. Rabbi Kruspedai said that Rabbi Yoḥanan ben Napacha said: Three books are opened on Rosh Hashanah before the Holy One, Blessed be He: One of wholly wicked people, and one of wholly righteous people, and one of middling people whose good and bad deeds are equally balanced. Wholly righteous people are immediately written and sealed for life; wholly wicked people are immediately written and sealed for death; and middling people are left with their judgment suspended from Rosh Hashanah until Yom Kippur, their fate remaining undecided. If they merit, through the good deeds and mitzvot that they perform during this period, they are written for life; if they do not so merit, they are written for death.” (x)
Marc sighed. “That’s it. You get it? That’s why I’m worried.”
“And what about this worries you, Marc?” Steven’s thoughts were patient, even as Marc’s emotions started to rise.
“I’m scared. I’m terrified that something awful is gonna happen. I’m fucking terrified that I’ll be inscribed as one of these ‘Wholly Wicked’ people. Steven, you’ll be fine. You’re one of the ‘Middling People’ after all.”
“Ha! Very funny Marc. And I guess that makes Jake one of the Righteous few.”
“Damn straight I am!” laughed Jake.
“You are, Jake. Jake ‘For the People’ Lockley, of course you’ll be among the Righteous. But me? I dunno. Somehow I’m convinced that if I go to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, I’m going to die.”
“Marc…”
“Yeah, Steven?”
“Headmates can’t die, Marc. At least, not without the body dying. And so long as you’re not planning on jumping out of a third story window…”
“No, no. It’s not that. I don’t know what it is. I just feel. Overwhelmed. By something. Something is weighing me down. I know headmates can’t die, or at least, not like that. But I just feel like something is coming for me.”
“Marc, what you’re feeling is grief. And guilt. And shame,” said Jake, his voice softer now. “We need to practice Teshuvah. Repentance. Being wrong. Telling the people we’ve hurt that we know we’re wrong. Explaining why we’re wrong. Asking for their forgiveness. Asking three separate times. Being prepared for them to say no each time. Being prepared to walk away. For that to be the closure we get. But Marc, we gotta start somewhere.” (x)
“I'd rather get punched in the face. Actually, I’d rather take a thousand hits than go through that.”
“Yeah, buddy. I know you would. But we don’t got that choice. Not when it’s the thing that is keeping us from being a Jew. Not when you believe that you are literally going to die because of your feelings of guilt and shame. We need Teshuvah.”
Jake sighed deeply from within. “Marc, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are sacred. They have always been our holiest days. Our Ten Days of Repentance. The Days of Awe. But do you know why they are so important?”
“Probably. I’m sure dad told us.”
“Because of Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai.” (x) (x)
“Wait, which one was he?”
“Ribaz. He’s the rabbi who pretty much saved Judaism.”
“Oh. Right. After the Temple…”
“Yes. The Temple. This is how dad used to tell it...
"After the Romans besieged Jerusalem. After they set fire to the Beit Hamikdash, our holy Temple. When we had no place left to offer up sacrifices to G-d. What would we do? Especially on Yom Kippur. Without the sacrifices at the Temple, how would the Jewish people be able to repent? How would we be forgiven of our sins each year? How would we continue to be Jews?
“Ribaz was a wise old rabbi. He stood and wept as he watched the Temple burn. The flames went higher and higher, late into the night, casting evil shadows upon the land. And he looked to the Tanakh for guidance. He turned to the Nevi’im. To Hoshea. And there he found the wisdom he sought.”
“For I desire lovingkindness, not sacrifice; devotion to God, rather than burnt offerings.” (x)
“I remember,” muttered Marc, his thoughts blending with Jake's, remembering their father’s voice. “Hoshea 6:6. And with that, he knew how we would carry on as Jews. We would offer up lovingkindness, prayer, and Torah study. That is how we show our devotion to G-d.”
“Yes!” thought Jake, nudging Marc from the headspace. “And that’s why we gotta go to shul tomorrow. Ribaz didn’t save Judaism just for us to be a slouch about it! So we gotta go to shul tomorrow to get our name in the Book of Life. So we can be sealed on Yom Kippur. So we can start the process of doing Teshuvah. We gotta reach out to Frenchie, Marc. And I miss Gena and Crawley so damn much. It’s gonna be really hard. But we gotta start somewhere. We gotta start repenting to them. And we gotta mean it this time. Let go of some of that ego you carry around your neck. It’s weighing all of us down.”
“Jake’s right,” thought Steven. “We don’t know what the future will bring, Marc. But we gotta start.”
Steven began humming a tune that pushed out in little breaths through Marc’s voice. It was a tune that Marc knew but couldn’t quite put his finger on.
“What is that?” thought Marc, directing the question at Steven. “That sounds like…”
Steven pushed closer to front, and continued humming, a little louder this time. Some words came through Marc’s lips in Steven’s voice.
“Who by fire? And who by water? … Hmmm hmmm hmmmm… and hmmmm hmmm hmmmmm…”
Marc coughed, cutting off Steven’s song for a minute. “Oh, it’s Leonard Cohen.”
Marc could feel Steven’s smile from inside the headspace. “That’s right, Marc. And you know what it is, right?”
“I do. Yeah. Yeah. Who shall live and who shall die. His version of the Unetaneh Tokef prayer.” Marc began to sing softly. (x) (x)
And who by fire?
Who by water?
Who in the sunshine?
Who in the night time?
Who by high ordeal?
Who by common trial?
Who in your merry merry month of May?
Who by very slow decay?
And who shall I say is calling?
“But teshuvah, tefillah, and tzedakah shall avert the severe decree.” Marc took a deep breath. “I’ll go. I will. For Ribaz. And I’ll do it for you Jake… I’d do anything for you. You know that. And yeah, you too Steven. Even though you’re a pain in my ass. I’ll do it for you. We’re mishpocheh.”
“And for you, Marc?” asked Steven, whispering the words through their lips.
“Huh. Okay. Fine. For me too. I’ll go be a good Jew. Ha! Dad would be so proud.”
“We’re not doing it for him,” thought Jake.
“No. Okay, no. You’re right. We’re not. I’m not. We’re mishpocheh. We’re doing this for us.”
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RAV KOOK ON MISHPATIM: THE ISRAELITE WAY OF LIVING LAWFULLY
RAV KOOK ON MISHPATIM: THE ISRAELITE WAY OF LIVING LAWFULLY
RAV KOOK ON MISHPATIM: THE ISRAELITE WAY OF LIVING LAWFULLY
“וְאֵ֨לֶּה֙ הַמִּשְׁפָּטִ֔ים אֲשֶׁ֥ר תָּשִׂ֖ים לִפְנֵיהֶֽם:-And these are the laws that you will place before them” (Exodus 21:1)
The Children of Israel have just heard the Aseret HaDibrot-The Ten Speakings directly from ANOCHI YHVH ELOHECHA.
They heard the ten foundational…
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The English term "Ten Commandments" is not an exact translation of the Hebrew phrase Aseret Hadibrot (“Ten Utterances”). Moreover, this terminology isn’t even accurate since the Aseret Hadibrot actually contain 11-15 commandments, depending on how you count.
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Escritura - parte 1 - Língua
Vamos fazer um estudo/reflexão sobre a ESCRITURA. Sabendo de antemão que jamais esgotaremos o assunto, enquanto estivermos neste tempo.
Analisaremos as perguntas:
1. O que é a escrita, e quando surgiu?
2. O que são as Escrituras?
3. De que forma foi dada?
4. Qual a importância da escrita?
5. Quais outras formas de comunicação do Criador?
6. Qual sua função?
7. Qual a diferença entre Bíblia e Escritura?
8. O que é Bíblia?
9. Qual a sua origem?
10. Qual o seu papel da Escritura nos últimos tempos?
11. Pra quem foi escrita as Escrituras
12. Qual a prova de que as escrituras foram escritas em hebraico/Aramaico e onde nos entram-se essas provas?
A Língua
Quando nasce um bebê, ele não sabe falar e nem andar, ele irá se desenvolver no decorrer da vida. Mas não foi assim com o primeiro homem que surgiu das mãos do Criador na plenitude de suas capacidades.
Ao contrário dos outros animais o homem foi criado com a capacidade de comunicação. A fala!!! E o que ele falava? Como ele descobriu que falava?
A língua é a capacidade de expressar os pensamentos, sentimentos, vontades...
E YAHUH יהוה ULhim ordenou ao homem, dizendo: De toda árvore do Gan Ayden tu poderás comer livremente!
Se o Criador falou com Adam sobre o seu alimento, (necessidade básica), é porque Adam podia compreender a língua, qual era esta língua? Adam falou com quem no seu primeiro momento? De onde ele buscou a fala? Qual era esta língua que foi transmitida para seus filhos e netos?
Antes de a mulher existir o Criador falou com ele, e depois teve a oportunidade de falar com outro humano:
A mulher foi criada... o Criador apresentou-a. e Adam FALA!
"e Adam disse: Esta é agora ossos dos meus ossos, e a carne da minha carne, ela será chamada ishah-mulher porque ela foi tomada do ish-homem..." Bere. 2:23
Bem, podemos dizer que Adam surgiu com o dom da fala, com a capacidade de se comunicar e entender o que se falava! Claro que a língua é um "acessório de fábrica", e Adam teve a linda oportunidade de se comunicar com seu Criador e com seus malachim (anjos)!
Vemos a seguir a serpente "falando" - e a mulher compreendendo todo o pensamento transmitido em forma de som..."linguagem"
O sétimo depois de Adam, Enoch "andava com o Eterno" se comunicava com ele... É claro que isto se dava em forma de palavras... e em qual língua? A mesma língua de Adam!
Com o passar dos séculos essa mesma língua existia e Noach a preservou após o dilúvio. Mas de onde vieram as outras línguas?
Vamos a escritura: Bereshit 10
Verso 5 - Por estes estavam às ilhas das nações divididas em suas terras, cada um conforme suas mishpachot [tribos], em suas nações.
“E a terra inteira era de uma só língua”.
Bereshit (Gê.) 11:1
Sabemos que Yahfet e Shem - ficaram juntos e Ham - (Cam) foi amaldiçoado e se separou.... Quem construiu a "Torre de Babel" foi os descendentes de HAM - CAM!
Bem na descendência de Ham (Cam) vemos sair Babel - onde houve a separação das línguas, enquanto a família de Shem e Yafet preservou a língua falada por Adam...
E Kush gerou Nimrod, ele começou a ser poderoso na terra... Bereshit 10:8
E na sequência em Bereshit 11
8 Desse modo YAHUH יהוה lhes espalhou, de lá sobre a face de toda a terra, e eles cessaram de construir a cidade.
9 Portanto, seu nome é chamado Babel, porque YAHUHיהוה fez com que ali se confundisse a linguagem de toda a terra, e dali YAHUHיהוה os espalhou para o estrangeiro sobre a face de toda a terra.
Daí surgiram as diversas línguas, e a língua que se falava desde o princípio da Criação, foi tirada dos descendentes de Ham (Cam). Mas, quando os outros dois filhos de Noach a preservou, a mesma que "veio de fábrica"! E com ela se daria os Escritos das Instruções do Eterno para um povo escolhido.
AVRAHAM
Foi a descendência de Ham (Cam) - que se separou.... e FOI DESTA DESCENDÊNCIA que as línguas foram repartidas... ou seja o hebraico foi tirado deles... os caracteres e a escrita tb!
Mas as famílias dos dois outros filhos se separaram:
“E veio a se passar que, como eles viajaram partindo do oriente, ocorreu que eles acharam uma planície na terra de Shinar, e eles ali se instalaram”....
Bereshit 11:2
Não podemos afirmar que a língua foi preservada intacta, Yahfet acabou se separando também...muito provavelmente da família de Shem, filho mais velho de Noach, vieram os sumérios... que o mundo arqueológico ao encontrar os vestígios desta cidade tão antiga - a considera como "o berço da civilização".
Mas dentre os descendentes de Shem continuavam a falar a língua de seu pai Noach.
O Criador fez uma promessa para Adam, e esta foi replicada para Sete, Enoque, Matusalém, Noach, Terá e Avharam, que foi a linhagem escolhida para este feito!
Mais tarde, os descendentes de Avraham, foram chamados de ivrim (hebreu), que falavam – ivrit (hebraico), a língua da comunicação primitiva, a mesma que o Criador usava para se comunicar com seus filhos, claro que esta língua sofreu deformações naturais... mas foi com ela que a escrita iniciou!
O Criador escreveu com seu dedo nesta língua para se comunicar com o homem!
"E Ele deu a Mehshuah [Moisés], quando Ele tinha acabado de falar com ele sobre o Har Sinai, duas tábuas do testemunho, tábuas de pedra, escritas com o dedo de Ulhim"
Shemot 31: 18
Vejam alguns artefatos dos povos antigos que viviam ao redor do povo separado do Eterno, percebam a arte destes povos!
Não eram rudes homens da caverna, pelo contrário tinham grande sensibilidade para as artes:
Muito capacitados e criativos:
Estes artefatos constam entre os achados mais antigos já encontrados pela arqueologia!
Mas temos a Escritura, e cremos na inspiração que se prova até hoje confiável e plenamente envolvente! Nós vimos que o homem surgiu falando e sabendo expressar-se! O dom da fala foi um presente, de forma que o homem surgiu com um pacote completo de emoções e expressões!
Sabemos que Adam viveu quase mil anos e o 7º depois de Adam - Hanock - Enoque - já escreveu um livro....
Podemos afirmar que aproximadamente 2500 anos depois que o homem foi criado, o Eterno deu seus mitzvot, ESCRITOS numa tábua de pedra, portanto a ESCRITA E A LEITURA, já existiam nesta época de forma fluente! Com isso também podemos afirmar que o Criador se comunicava com o homem na língua hebraica, e que Ele mesmo escreveu em hebraico as - Aseret haDibrot (as dez palavras) – (Os dez mitzvot/mandamentos)
Na Torah, sem dúvida temos os PRIMEIROS ESCRITOS com um relato histórico, coerente, inteligente e inspirado! Elas trazem informações tão complexas, que até hoje 3489 anos depois, continuam nos inspirando e desafiando as mentes mais brilhantes!
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The 10 commandments
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Collection of one shots/drabbles, completely stand alone. The common thing is the pairings and that they are all inspired by the commandments.
Words: 310, Chapters: 1/10, Language: English
Series: Part 18 of COWT 2020
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: M/M, Other
Characters: Aziraphale (Good Omens), Crowley (Good Omens)
Relationships: Aziraphale/Crowley (Good Omens)
Additional Tags: Blasphemy, Aseret HaDibrot | The Ten Commandments (Abrahamic Religions), Anal Sex, Kissing, Angel/Demon Relationship, Love, Fluff, One Shot Collection, Body Worship
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The 10 commandments
by alexisriversong
Collection of one shots/drabbles, completely stand alone. The common thing is the pairings and that they are all inspired by the commandments.
Words: 310, Chapters: 1/10, Language: English
Series: Part 18 of COWT 2020
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: M/M, Other
Characters: Aziraphale (Good Omens), Crowley (Good Omens)
Relationships: Aziraphale/Crowley (Good Omens)
Additional Tags: Blasphemy, Aseret HaDibrot | The Ten Commandments (Abrahamic Religions), Anal Sex, Kissing, Angel/Demon Relationship, Love, Fluff, One Shot Collection, Body Worship
source http://archiveofourown.org/works/22954171
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At Sinai, God told Moses: “Come up to Me, to the mountain, and remain there. I will give you the stone tablets, the Torah and the mitzvah, that I have written for the people’s instruction.” (Ex. 24:12) What exactly are “the Torah and the mitzvah” that God promised to give Moses? Third-century scholar Rabbi Shimon ben Lakish explained that each term in the verse refers to a different component of Torah: • “The stone tablets” refers to the Aseret HaDibrot. • “The Torah” is the Five Books of Moses. • “The mitzvah” is the Mishnah. • “That I have written” refers to the Ketuvim (the ‘Writings,’ the third section of Tanakh). • “For the people’s instruction” is the Talmud. “This teaches that all of these were transmitted to Moses at Sinai.” (Berakhot 5a)
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the-king-in-da-norf replied to your post: Oh YEAH this week’s parsha is parshat Vayeira, so...
A what
A Dvar Torah -- literally a "Word" or a "Thing-that-is-said" of Torah (for comparison, the Ten Commandments are the "Aseret HaDibrot" -- the same root), is a... sermon, basically?
I was talking about the "The Sins Of S'dom" thing, in this case.
Although in contrast to the connotations of "sermon" in English, it has a heavy skew towards being more scholarly, picking a specific point and exploring/expanding on it. While often they DO have morals (like mine here), it's not necessary, and very often the arc of the dvar torah is simply "here's a thing that is kinda confusing, and here's a bunch of different commentaries/interpretations on it".
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This week's Parsha is Parshat Yitro, when the Aseret HaDibrot are given on Har Sinai. According to Midrash, each time Hashem spoke a commandment at Har Sinai, the Jews' souls departed from them in awe, causing Hashem to need to bring them back to life. After the first two commandments, Moshe took over speaking the commandments with Hashem speaking through them, instead of Hashem speaking plainly, since the power was too much for the Jewish people. So, I chose to depict the power of the first word, "אָֽנֹכִ֖י֙", "I am".
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Jonathan Sacks - God's Nudge MISHPATIM
Jonathan Sacks – God’s Nudge MISHPATIM
First in Yitro there were the Aseret Hadibrot, the “Ten Utterances”, the Ten Commandments, expressed as general principles. Now in Mishpatim come the details. Here is how they begin:
If you buy a Hebrew servant, he is to serve you for six years. But in the seventh year, he shall go free, without paying anything . . . But if the servant declares, ‘I love my…
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things ive leyned in a shul
Chukkat -- Shemot/Numbers 20:14-29
My bat mitzvah portion, Reform shul with triennial readings
July 2011 / 5772 (?)
Eikev -- shishi, shvi’i, maftir (?) --
Masorti summer camp, also triennial
August 2017 / 5777
Re’eh -- shishi, maftir (?) --
Ohel Mo’ed (Masorti/trad egal minyan), nontriennial
August 2017 / 5777
Nitzavim -- revii, chamishi -- Devarim/Deuteronomy 30:1-14
Ohel Mo’ed
September 2017 / 5777
Vayetzei -- sheini -- Genesis 29:1-17
Ohel Mo’ed
November 2017 / 5778
Mikeitz -- shlishi -- Genesis 41:39-52
Ohel Mo’ed
December 2017 / 5778
Vayigash -- sheini -- Genesis 44.31-45.7
Kol Nefesh Masorti, my local shul
December 2017 / 5778
Acharon shel Pesach (Re’eh shishi) -- rishon -- Deuteronomy 15:1-18
Ohel Mo’ed
April 2018 / Nissan 5778
(also at Shavuot, also at Sukkot in Oxford, also at Pesach in Oxford 19)
Shemini -- rishon -- Vayikra 9:1-15
Kol Nefesh
April 2018 / Nissan 5778
Maftir Shavuot -- Numbers/Bamidbar 28:26-31
Ohel Moed
May 2018 / Sivan 5778
Beha’alotecha -- shlishi -- Numbers/Bamidbar 9:1-14
Ohel Mo’ed
June 2018 / Sivan 5778
Balak -- 1/3 of weekday rishon, 22:8-13
Conservative Yeshiva weekday services
June 2018 / Tammuz 5778
Pinchas -- 1/3 of weekday rishon, Numbers/Bamidbar 25:16-26:4
CY
July 2018 / Tammuz 5778
Vaetchanan -- extremely trimmed for camp, the aseret hadibrot -- Deuteronomy 5:6-18
Noam camp
July 2018 / Av 5778
Ki Teitzei -- shlishi -- Devarim/Deuteronomy
Ohel Moed
August 2018
Ki Tavo -- rishon -- Devarim/Deuteronomy
Ohel Moed
August 2018
Shmini Atzeret -- ??? -- Devarim/Deuteronomy 15:1-18
Oxford Egalitarian 8 Atzeret services (as in #8)
October 2018 / Tishrei 5779
Rosh Chodesh -- sheini, shlishi -- Bamidbar/Numbers 3-5, 6-10
Noam WoW Solidarity Rosh Chodesh minyan
January 2019
Mishpatim -- rishon -- Shemot/Exodus 21:1-19
Ohel Mo’ed
February 2019
Vayikra -- shlishi, chamishi
OhMo, March 2019
Zachor -- Deuteronomy 25:17-19
OhMo, March 2019 (same date as above
Beshalach – sheini (7th day Pesach shlishi) – Exodus 14:19-14
OJC (Oxford)
Re’eh – 8th day Pesach Shabbat shishi – Deut 16:9-12
OJC
April 2019
Balak ‒ rishon (Mon+Thurs full leyning) ‒ Num 22:2-12
Yeshivat Hadar
July 2019
#i really thought that i had leyned more things than this#for personal keepingtrackofthings#ayekah#personal#leyning
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Weekly Update 1/25/19
General Studies:
Reading:
This week some friends focused on the -ck end blend. The children learned the phonic pattern through fun activities such as “Magnetic Mitten Reading,” “Penguin Spelling,” and “The Cat in the Sack.”We also learned about the positive impact of of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s nonviolent approach for equal rights. We commemorated him through amazing discussions as well as reading and writing materials.
Some friends reviewed initial consonant r-blends (gr, br, cr, dr, tr, fr) and started to focus on l-blends (gl, bl, cl, fl, pl, sl). Other friends continued to work on word families and prepositions.
The friends read two poems this week and focused on the sight words, tall, love, tree, and give.
Tu B’Shevat
Standing there mighty and tall
Changing my color in the beautiful fall.
Producing paper, fruit and wood
I love the world as you should.
I help you to breathe and I give you shade.
The New Year for trees is
The beginning of spring.
It’s Tu B’Shevat, time to feast and sing!
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Let us dance, let us sing,
In praise of Martin Luther King.
A man of peace, who stood up tall,
He worked for fairness for us all.
We must be kind to one another,
Because he said, “All men are brothers.”
So let us try, as we dance and sing,
To be more like Dr. Martin Luther King!
Math:
Many friends were very excited to start subtraction! Friends were introduced to key subtraction terms such as minus and take away, and learned how to create and solve number sentences. The friends particularly loved the new “Hot Chocolate Subtraction” activity. The goal is to match the subtraction number sentences (fake fluffy marshmallows) with their answers (hot chocolate mug). What a great and tasty way to keep warm!
Writing:
This week we continued opinion writing and working on ways to convince our readers. We practiced how to add more details to our writing through fun and interesting writing prompts. The friends were able to convince the teachers to change their mind on certain topics as well. We may have some future lawyers in our class!
Cultural:
This week, the friends worked to understand their location on the map! We reviewed the seven continents and began a special project that will highlight the planet, continent, country, state and city they live in! We are excited to continue our study of North America!
Ivrit:
As we approaching the end of the Winter Unit, the 5-7 friends worked on a poem ‘Bou Ananim ‘ by the poet Leah Goldberg. The friends discussed how nature benefits from rain and listed nouns such as ,( garden), perach(flower) and agriculture fields ( Sadot). The friends also discovered that the word ‘Ilan’ is synonym with the word ‘Etz’ and realized that Tu Beshvat by its other name is ‘Chag hailanot ‘ holiday of the trees.
Yahadut:
This week started off with a Tu B’shvat celebration. The friends enjoyed our Tu B’shvat Seder and eating the shivat haminim. We also learned all about Parashat Yitro. We learned about the smart system of judges that Yitro created to help Moshe. We learned about the aseret hadibrot, and why rules might be important. This week we started our brachot unit. We learned that there are many different types of brachot Jewish people say to thank God. We are focusing on the brachot we say before eating food. We also discussed where foods come from and why there are six different brachot on food instead of just one.
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Week of 1/21
We had such a fantastic week in 7-9 Kachol! We are so proud of the year 1 students who did a fantastic job during the Chumash celebration!! We cannot wait to teach them how to use their Chumashim.
This week we also celebrated Tu B’shevat with a beautiful seder in the classroom.
We also learned about Matrin Luther King Jr. and discussed why his messages are so important. We read “Martins Big Words” and “As Good As Anybody”.
This week we also participated in the book swap! What an amazing week!
Language Arts:
Sophie’s Group: In LA this week we published our opinion pieces. The writers got to deliver their speeches to Sarah's LA group. Take a look at the pictures from their performances.
Sarah’s Group: This week in LA we discussed how authors can win awards for their books. Next week, we will be creating our own book awards and giving them to favorite books that we have read recently. We will write opinion pieces supporting our choices. Ask me what award I am planning to give and what book I'm giving it to.
Math:
Sophie’s Group: In Math, we practiced our 6 and 7 facts for multiplication and used the distributive property to understand that eight 6s is the same as four 6s and four 6s.
Sarah’s Group: This week in math, we began a new unit that will focus on addition and subtraction within 1,000. We began with a review of adding and subtracting 10 and 100 from three-digit numbers. We played two games, Target 0 and Target 1,000, to practice these skills. Ask me about these games.
Ivrit:
This week children were encouraged to use the Hebrew vocabulary we’ve learned so far from The Neighborhood unit. They read a list of words and found the hidden pictures, they played a new board game specifically made for this part is the unit, they played a guessing game similar to I Spy and asked the spy descriptive questions, and they did a drawing activity that helped them remember the Hebrew words by looking at the pictures and saying what each thing was.
Ask me (while walking outside): Where is the Ramzor? Do you see a Amud Chashmal? Point to the Kvish. Can you show me the Ma’avar Chatzaya? What are three other things you can point to and tell me in Hebrew?
Yahadut B’Ivrit:
We started the week off with Tu Bishvat! We learned a few of the Mitzvot the Israeli farmers would follow, and we compared a persons spiritual life to the tree. The root being faith - just as the roots make the tree strong so can faith make a person strong, the trunk being Torah and Mitzvot - just as a tree visibly grows bigger and bigger until it matures so can people grow knowledge of Torah and do many Mitzvot, and the the seeds of the fruit are like kindness - kindness makes more kindness like a seed makes more trees. When we’re kind to others, they feel encouraged to be kind and the chain of kindness continues.
We had a Tu Bishvat Seder with the rest of the class and got to eat foods that represent each of the Shivat Haminim. We played a jeopardy game to review all that we learned about Tu Bishvat.
We also learned Parashat Yitro. Once we’ve learned the Parashat and reviewed the Aseret Hadibrot, we learned that there are Mitzvot Aseh (to do. Like respecting parents) and Mitzvot Lo Taseh (Mitzvot not to do. Like stealing. For our Dvar Torah, we thought about which kind of a mitzvah each of the commandments are.
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The 10 commandments
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by alexisriversong
Collection of one shots/drabbles, completely stand alone. The common thing is the pairings and that they are all inspired by the commandments.
Words: 310, Chapters: 1/10, Language: English
Series: Part 18 of COWT 2020
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: M/M, Other
Characters: Aziraphale (Good Omens), Crowley (Good Omens)
Relationships: Aziraphale/Crowley (Good Omens)
Additional Tags: Blasphemy, Aseret HaDibrot | The Ten Commandments (Abrahamic Religions), Anal Sex, Kissing, Angel/Demon Relationship, Love, Fluff, One Shot Collection, Body Worship
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