Eretz Yisrael in the Parashah: Essays on the Centrality of the Land of Israel in the Torah : Plus Commentary on Nearly Every Reference to the Holy Land in the TorahThe author analyzes ever reference to the Land of Israel in the 54 Torah portions read on Shabbat and the Jewish Holidays. He shows how living in the Holy Land is a fulfillment of the deep yearnings of millennia of Jews who come to Israel to perform all of God's commandments, especially those that depend on the Land. |
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Contents
Introduction | 13 |
BEREISHIT | 17 |
BeReishit | 19 |
Noach | 27 |
Lech Lecha | 34 |
VaYeira | 45 |
Chayei Sarah | 53 |
Toldot | 60 |
Yitro | 146 |
Mishpatim | 151 |
Terumah | 158 |
Tetzaveh | 163 |
Ki Tisa | 166 |
VaYakhel | 173 |
Pekudei | 175 |
VAYIKRA | 179 |
VaYeitzei | 72 |
Vayishlach | 83 |
VaYeishev | 92 |
Mikeitz | 98 |
VaYigash | 102 |
VaYechi | 109 |
SHEMOT | 119 |
Shemot | 121 |
VaEira | 129 |
Bo | 134 |
BeShalach | 140 |
VaYikra | 181 |
Tzav | 185 |
Shemini | 190 |
TazriaMetzora | 192 |
Acharei Mot | 197 |
Kedoshim | 206 |
Emor | 213 |
BeHar | 220 |
BeChukotai | 226 |