Parashat Ki Tavo
This week’s Torah portion, Ki Tavo means, “When you come”, and is found in Devarim 26:1. This refers to the Israelites entering into the Promised Land. Here, Moses explains that the people are to have gratitude to G-d, cultivate the land, and demonstrate their gratitude for all that G-d has done for them by giving tithes and offerings to the Holy Temple, the Levites, and the poor. We also begin Selichot (forgiveness) prayers tomorrow night as we continue the month of Elul (אלול) preparing for Rosh Hashanah 5786.
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What does Ki Tavo have to do with these Spiritual milestones and our Spiritual Journey?
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Please come and find out and let’s get into it!
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