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Torah Reading
B'MIDBAR
True to its name in English, the fourth book of the Torah, Numbers, begins with a census of all Israelite males over the age of twenty who would be eligible for military service. The total came to 605,550.
Because of their consecrated role in the Sanctuary, the Levites were exempt from military service and were not a part of this population tally. However, in a separate survey there were found to be 22,000 male Levites, who were to serve in a religiously dedicated capacity in place of all other firstborn males. In the general population 22,273 first born males were numbered. The extra 273 first born Israelites (for whom there were no corresponding Levites) had to pay the sum of five sh'kalim to Aaron as their redemption price from service in the Sanctuary.
The Torah provides us with a description of the configuration of the Israelite encampment. The Sanctuary was at the center with the priests and the other three Levitical families stationed on each of its four sides. The twelve tribes formed the outer cordon, with three tribes arrayed on each side.
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What:
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This Week's Yahrzeit Observances
We hope that our weekly listing of yahrzeit observances will serve 2 purposes:
1) To remind those who have the yahrzeit for a second time, much closer to the date of the actual observance
2) To alert friends and acquaintances that someone they know is observing a yahrzeit. We hope that you will show them your support by joining them at our (virtual) minyanim, and helping to assure that Kaddish can be recited with a minyan
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Mrs. Rose Jakoby will be observing yahrzeit for her brother, Faivel Bendiger on Friday evening, May 22nd |
Mrs. Rose Jakoby will be observing yahrzeit for her brother, Michael Bindiger on Friday evening, May 22nd |
Mrs. Rose Jakoby will be observing yahrzeit for her sister, Seril Bindiger on Friday evening, May 22nd |
Mrs. Rita Berliner will be observing yahrzeit for her father-in-law, Aron Berliner on Friday evening, May 22nd |
Mrs. Rita Berliner will be observing yahrzeit for her brother-in-law, Martin Berliner on Friday evening, May 22nd |
Mrs. Rita Berliner will be observing yahrzeit for her mother-in-law, Regina Berliner on Friday evening, May 22nd |
Mrs. Carol Tycko will be observing yahrzeit for her father, Arnold Rothman on Saturday evening, May 23rd |
Mr. Mordechai Warshavsky will be observing yahrzeit for his sister, Bracha Ben-Zvi on Sunday evening, May 24th |
Ms. Jean Burnick will be observing yahrzeit for her sister-in-law, Barbara Burnick on Sunday evening, May 24th |
Mr. Jeffrey Adler will be observing yahrzeit for his father-in-law, Frank Lustig on Sunday evening, May 24th |
Mr. Solomon Arbeiter will be observing yahrzeit for his father-in-law, Daniel Sonkin on Sunday evening, May 24th |
Dr. Jerome Margolin will be observing yahrzeit for his mother, Molly Margolin on Sunday evening, May 24th |
Mrs. Rose Jakoby will be observing yahrzeit for her sister, Ms. Helen Schnoll on Monday evening, May 25th |
Mrs. Rita Berliner will be observing yahrzeit for her sister-in-law, Frida Berliner on Wednesday evening, May 27th |
Mrs. Suzette Kolitch will be observing yahrzeit for her father, Alexander Ross on Wednesday evening, May 27th |
Ms. Regina Friedman will be observing yahrzeit for her father-in-law, Joseph Friedman on Wednesday evening, May 27th |
Mrs. Hilde Straus will be observing yahrzeit for her sister-in-law, Katie Straus on Thursday evening, May 28th |
Ms. Carolyn Tauber will be observing yahrzeit for her great-grandmother, Pauline Lippel on Thursday evening, May 28th |
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