All 54 parshiot

Creation in six days, Shabbat on the seventh, and the story of Adam and Chava in the Garden.

Noach builds the ark, the flood comes and goes, a rainbow promise, and the Tower of Bavel.

Avram and Sarai leave home for a land they have never seen, and begin a family covenant.

Avraham's open tent, three surprise guests, Sarah's laughter, the birth of Yitzchak and the Akeidah.

Avraham mourns Sarah, and his servant finds kind-hearted Rivka at the well.

Twins Yaakov and Esav, a bowl of lentil stew, and a blessing that changes hands.

Yaakov dreams of a ladder, meets Rachel at the well and builds a family in Charan.

Yaakov wrestles through the night, receives the name Yisrael and meets Esav again.

Yosef's coat and dreams, his brothers' jealousy, and a long road down to Egypt.

Pharaoh's dreams, Yosef rises from prison to palace, and his brothers come for food.

Yehuda steps forward, Yosef reveals who he is, and the family is together again.

Yaakov blesses his children and grandchildren, and the book of Bereshit closes.

Brave midwives, a baby in a basket, and Moshe at the burning bush.

Moshe and Aharon go to Pharaoh, and the first plagues begin.

The last plagues, the first Pesach, and the Israelites walk out to freedom.

The sea splits, Miriam leads the song, and manna falls in the desert.

Yitro's good advice, and the whole people stands at Sinai for the Ten Commandments.

Laws for a fair and kind society: "We will do and we will understand."

Everyone gives from the heart to build the Mishkan, a home for holiness.

The ner tamid, the always-burning light, and the clothes of the kohanim.

The half-shekel, the golden calf, and a second set of tablets.

The people gather, bring so many gifts they are told to stop, and the craftsmen get to work.

Every gift is counted, the Mishkan is finished, and a cloud of glory fills it.

A gentle call to Moshe, and offerings that bring people close.

The fire on the altar must never go out, and the kohanim begin their service.

The Mishkan's eighth day, a hard loss for Aharon, and the laws of kosher animals.

New life, and how the community cares for someone who is unwell.

Healing and coming back into the camp; the Sages connect it to careful speech.

The service of Yom Kippur, a day for fresh starts.

"Be holy" and "love your neighbor as yourself."

The kohanim, and the calendar of Shabbat and the festivals.

Shmita, a Shabbat for the land, and the Yovel year of freedom.

Blessings for walking in God's ways, and the close of Vayikra: chazak!

Everyone is counted, and each tribe gets its place around the Mishkan.

Birkat Kohanim, the priestly blessing, and twelve tribal leaders bring their gifts.

Aharon lights the menorah, the people travel on, and a second chance for Pesach.

Twelve scouts tour the land; two see the good. Also the mitzvah of tzitzit.

Korach's challenge, and Aharon's staff that blossoms with almonds.

The red heifer, Miriam's well, and Moshe speaks to the rock.

A talking donkey, and Bilam's curses turn into blessings: "Mah tovu."

The daughters of Tzelofchad ask for their share, and Yehoshua is chosen as the next leader.

Keeping your word, and tribes who promise to stand with their brothers.

Every stop of the 40-year journey is listed, and cities of refuge are set up.

Moshe begins his farewell, retelling the journey to a new generation.

The Ten Commandments again, and the Shema: "Hear O Israel."

The seven species of the land, and saying thank you after we eat.

"See, I set before you blessing": choices, tzedakah and the three festivals.

Fair judges: "Justice, justice you shall pursue."

Lots of everyday kindness laws, from returning lost things to a bird's nest.

Bringing the first fruits with joy and a thank-you speech.

Everyone stands together, and the Torah is "not far, but very close to you."

Moshe encourages Yehoshua: "Be strong and courageous."

Moshe's song to heaven and earth.

Moshe blesses each tribe; read on Simchat Torah, when we finish and start again.