S5E9 Vayelech 2023

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Parsha for Kids

Chana Friedman

55 episodes

1 week ago

Hello, and welcome to Parsha for Kids! My name is Chana and I love learning Torah. I am so excited to learn the Parsha with YOU! Each week we will learn a key point or idea from the Parsha, and maybe you can teach it to a friend or family member, too. Let’s get started! Note: If you have any questions or comments, email me at parsha4kids@gmail.com. I love hearing from you!

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S5E9 Vayelech 2023

Parsha for Kids

4 minutes 20 seconds

2 years ago

S5E9 Vayelech 2023

In this week's parsha, Vayelech, we learn:

It was important to God that everyone attend Hakhel, the public Torah reading after every Shemitah cycle, including the little children. This memorable experience would bring them closer to Him.
Even when it seems like God is distant and hiding His face, He is still there. He never truly leaves us.
A good way to pass down important information and ideas is in song, which is why Moshe decided to write a song (which we will learn more about in next week's parsha.)