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TORAH READING FOR 24 TISHRI 5785 Oct 25-26, 2024

October 25, 2024 by templekol

SHAZOOM ONLY 6:30 PM Oct 25, 2024

 

OUR HEARTS ARE WITH THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL AND ALL THE VICTIMS OF CONFLICT

From “Mishkan T’filah / A Reform Siddur” p.98

SIM SHALOM tovah uv’rachah, chën vachésed v’rachamim, alëinu v’al kōl Yisraël ‘amécha, [v’al kōl yoshvëi tëvël, v’imru: Amën.]

GRANT PEACE, goodness and blessing, grace, kindness, and mercy, to us and to all Your people Israel [and all who inhabit the earth, and let us say: Amen.]

PARSHA

From Reform Judaism https://reformjudaism.org/torah/portion/breishit

B’reishit – (בְּרֵאשִׁית – Hebrew for “In the Beginning”)

Genesis 1:1−6:8

When God was about to create heaven and earth, the earth was a chaos, unformed, and on the chaotic waters’ face there was darkness. – Genesis 1:1-2

SUMMARY

  • God creates the world and everything in it in six days and rests on the seventh. (1:1-2:3)
  • Adam and Eve are placed in the Garden of Eden, where they eat the forbidden fruit and are subsequently exiled. (2:15-3:24)
  • Adam and Eve have two sons, Cain and Abel. Cain kills his brother, Abel. (4:1-24)
  • Adam and Eve have another child named Seth. The Torah lists the ten generations from Adam to Noah. (4:25-5:32)
  • God regrets having created human beings and decides to destroy everything on earth, but Noah finds favor with God. (6:5-6:8)

HAFTARAH

Isaiah 42:5-43:10

STRUGGLING WITH TORAH

Until further notice, we will meet on Fridays for Shazoom only. Please see the NEW Shazoom schedule below. Read this week’s Torah Portion at https://www.sefaria.org/Genesis.1.1-6.8, and the Haftarah at https://www.sefaria.org/Isaiah.42.5-43.10.

RECOMMENDED READING

From Reform Judaism https://reformjudaism.org/torah/portion/breishit

In the Beginning, God Created Prayer

By: Rabbi Dr. Wendy Zierler

PRAYERS

From “Mishkan T’filah / A Reform Siddur”:

FOR OUR COUNTRY p.376

THUS SAYS ADONAI, This is what I desire: to unlock the fetters of wickedness, and untie the cords of lawlessness; to let the oppressed go free, to break off every yoke. Share your bread with the hungry, and take the wretched poor into your home. When you see the naked, give clothing, and do not ignore your own kin.

O GUARDIAN of life and liberty, may our nation always merit Your protection. Teach us to give thanks for what we have by sharing it with those who are in need. Keep our eyes open to the wonders of creation, and alert to the care of the earth. May we never be lazy in the work of peace; may we honor those who have [served, suffered or] died in defense of our ideals. Grant our leaders wisdom and forbearance. May they govern with justice and compassion. Help us all to appreciate one another, and to respect the many ways that we may serve You. May our homes be safe from affliction and strife, and our country be sound in body and spirit. Amen.

PRAYER FOR THE STATE OF ISRAEL p.552

O HEAVENLY ONE, Protector and Redeemer of Israel, bless the State of Israel which marks the dawning of hope for all who seek peace. Shield it beneath the wings of your love; spread over it the canopy of Your peace; send Your light and truth to all who lead and advise, guiding them with Your good counsel. Establish peace in the land and fullness of joy for all who dwell there. Amen.

FOR HEALING – El Na R’fa Na Lah!

We recite MI SHEBËRACH for the victims of abuse, brutality, conflicts, fear, natural disasters, pandemics, tragedies, violence of all kinds especially directed at individuals and specific communities including us, and war; for all those at home alone or lonely; for all those in need of physical, emotional, and mental healing. “R’fuah sh’lëmah” – a complete recovery!

YAHRZEITS/ANYOS

We say KADDISH YATOM for those of our friends and families who have died and been buried this last week; those in the period of Sh’loshim (30 days since burial); those who have died in the last year; and those whose Yahrzeits/Anyos occur at this time; as well as the victims of brutality, conflict, disease, natural disasters, pandemics, tragedies, violence of all kinds, and war.

This coming week, 24 Tishri through 30 Tishri, we lovingly remember:

Joe Aragon

First Anyos – Uncle of Mary Caron

Ira Jaffrey

First Yahrzeit – Request of Bob Behrstock

Rob Truitt

First Yahrzeit – Brother-in-law of Susie Morss

Helen L. Simons

TKH Memorial Board

David Tafoya

First Cousin of Mary Caron

Montie Surrat

Friend of Jane Kolber

Emma Bessi Yazzie

Friend of Jane Kolber

Those victims of the Sho’ah (Holocaust) who died at this time of year.

“ZICHRONAM LIV’RACHAH” – MAY THEIR MEMORIES BE FOR BLESSING.

SHAZOOM ONLY

We will meet for Shazoom ONLY this evening, Friday, October 25, 2024. Please see the NEW Shazoom schedule below.

Zoom regularly updates its security and performance features. Making sure you have the latest version of Zoom, please join us online this evening with wine/grape juice for Kiddush and Challah for Motzi.

Shazoom – Erev Shabbat Service

Time: Oct 25, 2024 06:30 PM Arizona

To join Torah Study and/or Shazoom click on the following link [you may need to copy it into your browser]: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/72510500854?pwd=Z3VQZWF4U1BBZytNYmh3aHFTWkFDZz09

Meeting ID: 725 1050 0854

Passcode: 4NrMk0

Hint: The last character of the password is the number zero.

Shabbat Shalom – Buen Shabbat – Gut Shabbos!

-Ruben

PS – NEW Schedule through December 2024 for Shazoom (Arizona Time Zone):

October 25, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

November 1, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

November 15, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

November 22, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

[November 28, 2024 – Thanksgiving]

November 29, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm TBD

December 6, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

December 13, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

December 20, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

[December 25, 2024 – sundown First Candle Chanukah]

December 27, 2024 – Shazoom ONLY at 6:30 pm

[December 31, 2024 – Secular New Year’s Eve]

[January 1, 2025 – Secular New Year’s Day]

[January 2, 2025 – Chanukah ends at nightfall]

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