This weeks portion called Shelach (translated “sent out”) is from Numbers 13:1-15:41. (Click to listen/download) These audio files are stored (for free) at archive.org. CoM does not control or approve other content on archive.org

This recording was started late due to producer error. Sorry for any inconvenience. This weeks portion called B’ha’alot’cha (translated “When You Ascend”) is from Numbers 8:1 – 12:16. (Click to listen/download) In this week’s Torah reading, Beha’alotecha, God instructs Aaron concerning the Tabernacle Menorah lighting. The Levites are initiated into the Tabernacle service. The “Second

This week’s portion called Naso (translated “Lift”) is from Numbers 4:21 – 7:89. (Click to listen/download) This week’s reading, Naso, is the longest single portion in the Torah, containing 176 verses. The reading starts with a continuation of the Levite census and a discussion regarding their Tabernacle duties. The laws of the sotah woman and

Omer Day 46 – Wednesday is the festival of Shav’uot – or Pentecost. As we have counted the days between Passover and Pentecost together there is great anticipation as to what we will hear from the Holy One on that day. We all need to be ready to listen to God when the 50’th day

Omer 39 (tonight at sundown 40) This weeks was a double portion called B’har (translated “In Mountain”) and B’chook-o- tay (translated “In My Statutes”) is from Leviticus 25:1 – 27:34 (end). (Click to listen/download) This week’s reading, Behar, speaks about the Sabbatical and Jubilee years, laws regulating commerce and the redemption of slaves. This week’s