Sunday, July 22, 2012

Devarim Parsha Summary: Learning to walk, with Moshe












What kinds of things does Moshe teach bnei Yisrael?






Do you remember learning how to walk?





  1. YES! We read them and really enjoy them!

  2. Yes, I read them ( and other posts, too!) I find them helpful in temrs of what areas of parsha to focus on, and also as a friendly reminder to look over parsha earlier in the week instead of my usual mommy crams on Thursday night to teach it on Friday morning.

  3. Yay! Nice to know. You have to understand that I sit at a computer in the middle of our common living room typing these things with the shouts of teenagers echoing in the background yelling, "no-one CARES!!!" And THEN... on Shabbos... when I ask for a dvar Torah, certain of them have the chutzpah to announce that I don't even LOOK at the parsha because all I did was play around on the computer. :-o
    (granted, I do read the parsha online, because my chumash a) doesn't have inline Rashi, and b) doesn't let me turn Rashi on and off at will. ;-))
    So thank you!

  4. "fewer comments than ever before"

    get rid of comment moderation

  5. @Abba's rantings - yup, if I want a ton of comments along the lines of "Apparendo a 2000, tre portieri in questo particolare alcune delle specifiche calcio edificio ogni Pennsylvania State University ha visto Jerry Sandusky impegnati con con perchÃ© il cane o anche lei ha trovato piÃ¹ sconvolgente di tipicamente lesioni peggiori di combattimento che"
    Or how 'bout: "Mary Rose Wilcox, another Maricopa Region supervisor, said about an interview which in turn she had to be indicted to work with voicing the lady's opposition that would the specific sheriff's raids using the female heavily Latino schisme."
    Maybe some: "Dit is kunnen worden een enorme gezond verstand wet wie scherpt de bestaande wettelijke regeling ook mazen doen om als je wilt bij te"???

    And those aren't even the ones with spam links in them!!!

    I do like for all the comments to have something to do with the text... ;-)

  6. I read them, too! (And other posts.)

  7. I enjoyed reading this one.... Sometimes I haven't found the time to read them. I actually find them interesting for me to read. I'm not sure how interested temima would be, since they aren't super storybook'ish. I think that is what she would enjoy most, and what I'd really love to find. But this is really great. It feels a bit like the artscroll Hagadah we use, bold line of text and then explanation following. I'm excited to see it in book form one day!


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