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Chayei Sarah Aliyah Summary General Overview: In this week’s Torah reading, Chayei Sarah, Sarah dies and Abraham purchases the Cave of Machpela as a burial plot for his wife.

Rebekah shows her kindness by offering to draw water for the servant’s camels at the well. (24:15-20) The servant meets Rebekah’s family and Rebecca agrees to go with him to meet Paradoxically, the Torah section entitled Chayei Sarah (“The Life of Sarah”) deals entirely with events that occurred after Sarah’s death. The first verse of the Parshah tallies the lifespan of

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We need to extend ourselves beyond what is comfortable, as Rebecca did watering all those thirsty camels. Our actions will speak volumes beyond mere words, and now more than ever 76 likes, 5 comments – mikewirth on November 22, 2024: „In this week’s Parshat Chayei Sarah, Rebecca teaches us a timeless lesson in kindness. When she draws water for both Eliezer and “Sarah’s life time (Chayei Sarah, which is our parasha’s name) was one hundred years, twenty years, and seven years.” (Gen. 23:01). Rashi gives an explanation about the

Joy Ladin comments on Rebecca’s remarkable independence – an essential quality for a Matriarch. Unlike Abraham, who had direct communication from God on what to do, Rebecca This week’s Torah Portion, Chayei Sarah, introduces us to Isaac and Rebecca’s love story. I have always been interested in Isaac and Rebecca’s relationship, and a few years 96 likes, 6 comments – ellierubyfoundation on November 12, 2023: „In this week’s Torah portion, Chayei Sarah, we witness an incredible act of kindness by Rebecca. Isaac’s servant tests her

Rebecca also showed kindness to Eliezer’s camels. What are some ways you are nice to animals? If you have a pet in your house or your classroom, how do you show kindness to your

Consider this This statement recording Isaac’s first viewing of the camel caravan bringing his new wife to him sets off an unusual picture of Rebecca. The usual translation of this next verse The Torah column is supported by a generous donation from Eve Gordon-Ramek. Chayei Sarah Genesis 23:1-25:18 At the halfway point of the Book of Genesis, we’ve already

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“Chayei Sarah” — “the life of Sarah” — was focused on one goal and ideal, that Yitzchak should reach spiritual greatness. Our parshah discusses the life of Yitzchak, who was the realization Another question raised by many of the commentators concerns Eliezer’s reaction to Rebecca’s behavior. Immediately after she gives water for the camels he adorns her with jewelry before 23:1] Sarah lived to be 127 years old—such was the span of Sarah’s life. 2] Sarah died in Kiriath-arba (that is, Hebron) in the land of Canaan, and Abraham proceeded to mourn for Sarah and

Abraham purchases the cave of Machpelah in order to bury his wife Sarah. (23:1-20) Abraham sends his servant to find a bride for Isaac. (24:1-9) Rebecca shows her kindness by offering to But it’s also possible that those household people were servants who had no choice about whether to leave their homes The Torah column and families. The mention of Rebecca’s maids reminds us that A bit about death, a lot about marriage and the art of storytelling. Also: sages and commentators ponder the significance of 400 shekels, 10 camels, two bracelets and a ring, a third wife and six more sons, and Chassidic masters discourse on

Take a look at the summary for Parashah Chayei Sarah, including aliyah-by-aliyah summaries for and a haftarah summary. Jewish texts and source sheets about Parashat Chayyei Sarah from Torah, Talmud and other sources in Sefaria’s library. Chayyei Sarah (“The Life of Sarah”) opens as Jewish texts and source sheets about Parashat Chayei Sarah from Torah, Talmud and other sources in Sefaria’s library. Chayei Sarah (“The Life of Sarah”) opens as Sarah dies and

And yet, Chayei Sarah challenges this notion. The story of Rebecca is one of hope and renewal. When s behavior she arrives, stepping off her camel to meet Isaac, she brings light back into Sarah’s tent.

Eliezer Greets Rebecca (Rivka) at the well and draws water for him and his camels with this interactive Parshat Chayei Sarah Printable Color and Craft activity! It’s perfect for teaching the fifth Parsha Parashat Chayei Sarah torah portion to toddlers, We see here another beautiful concept: although Abraham himself had been lighting Shabbat candles since Sarah’s passing, the miracle did not occur for him; it occurred

This week’s parsha, Chayei Sarah, tells the story of Abraham’s mission to find a wife for his son, Isaac. After Abraham entrusts his servant, Eliezer, with this important task, Sarah The Life of Sarah And Isaac went forth to pray in the field towards evening, and he lifted his eyes and saw, and behold, camels were approaching. And Rebecca lifted her eyes, and saw Isaac,

Torah Reading for Chayei Sarah Parshat Chayei Sarah Shabbat, 24 Cheshvan, 5786 15 November, 2025 Select a portion: 22 But his doubts were outweighed by the confidence he had in Abraham’s merits and his reliance on Abraham’s promise that God would prearrange success in advance. 43 When the camels Chayei Sarah Coloring Pages “ Rebecca offers water to Eliezer and the camels. “ Click image to print Illustrations by Yehuda Lang. To view more artwork by this artist, click here.

Rebecca is not only willing to go into the unknown; despite the understandable misgivings and sentiments of her family, she’s ready to go right now. Rebecca’s independence Following the death of Sarah, Abraham purchases a burial plot and sends his servant to find a wife for Isaac. The Netziv (Rabbi Naftali Zvi Yehuda Berlin, died 1893) reads the incident of falling of the camel as a harbinger for Isaac and Rebecca’s future relationship.

Table for Five: Chayei Sarah Edited by Salvador Litvak, the Accidental Talmudist And they summoned Rebecca, and they said to her, “Will you go with this man?” And she said,

Chayei Sarah Torah Portion: Genesis 23:1–Genesis 25:18 Parshat Chayei Sarah begins with the death of our matriarch, Sarah, in the city of Hebron. Abraham travels to Hebron to mourn her