Parashat Behar/Bechukotei 5782: Nothing is Random

Our world is a delicate ecosystem of Divine reality, shaped by the consequences of our own choices.
The Torah portion of Behar (Leviticus 25 : 1 - 26 : 2) is read outside the Land of Israel on Shabbat, Iyar 20, 5782 - May 21, 2022
The Torah portion of Bechukotei (Leviticus 26 : 3 - 27: 34) is read in the Land of Israel on Shabbat, Iyar 20, 5782 - May 21, 2022
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Rabbi Chaim Richman
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[@Daniel-gq1xy]

Thank you.

[@Elisheva11]

💥I admit!…..There is Nothing but HaShem!!!🙌 Thank you Rabbi! You make such a beautiful difference in my daily life!

[@peterbuckley1794]

I know my Jewish ancestry told me

[@binahsfira]

Thank you for such deep consideration of this parashat. Beautifully done🙏

[@lorenzomarioruscello7691]

How grateful I am to experience Hashem in my life!

[@Nethanel773]

Thank you for sharing this teaching, rabbi.

[@Livingmydreammm]

Thank you 😍 😍 😍

[@Reconsiderate]

Love this insight about Amalek having the "happenstance" or coincidence outlook 🤔

[@solomonsfarm]

Shabbat shalom ❤

[@mghleira]

Great dear Professor.

[@lamedvav]

Gam zu l’tovah!

[@gleaningthescriptures5897]

Isn't it 5783?

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

It’s 5782 in the Hebrew calendar. Years are calculated from Rosh HaShannah, i.e. Tishrei 1

[@gleaningthescriptures5897]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692 Ah. I see. I have started the year with the 13th day previous to Pesach. "Head of the year" in my understanding, when written, was meant as if the year is a mountain.

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

@@gleaningthescriptures5897, The Chaggim (Festivals) are calculated from Nisan, when the barley is aviv (ripe), and Pesach is on the 14th of the Month (it can happen in March or April, weather dependent).

[@gleaningthescriptures5897]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692 Indeed. We agree there. Thank you for taking the time to point out the obvious to me. You are a blessing and Abba Father guide your goodness and the goodness of your husband today.