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בס''ד בס''ד SHABBAT SCHEDULE When we start Pesah please look at the WEEKLY SCHEDULE Candle Lighting: 7:16pm Pesah Schedule for all the times BH. SUNDAY Minha 6:00/7:15pm Shaharit: 6:15am Shir Hashirim: 6:20pm BH we will be doing Birkat Hailanot Hodu approx.: 6:35am once we ascertain a place with two fruit Shaharit Netz Minyan: 6:20am Shaharit #2 Hodu 8:30am Shaharit: 8:00am trees blossming. Minha 7:25pm Followed by Arvit. Zeman Keriat Shema 9:47am 2nd Zeman Keriat Shema 10:21am We would like to wish a Hearty Mazal Tov to all those who finished Masechet MONDAY TO Seudat Shelishit should be done FRIDAY at home prior to coming to the Pesahim in Daf Yomi. BH we started Bet Hakenesset. Masechet Shekalim for 22 days. Anyone Shaharit 6:15am Early Minha 2:00pm interested in joining the Daf Yomi with Daf Yomi Recess Shiur 6:30pm the rest of the World Please contact the Shaharit #2 Hodu 8:30am Minha 7:25pm Minha: 7:00pm Rabbi for more details. Don’t miss this Followed by Arvit & Followed by Devar Torah & Arvit golden oppurtunity to jump on the Shiurim Start Pesah 8:16pm Bandwagon! Shiur in Spanish Recess Shabbat Ends: 8:16pm We would like to remind our Kahal Kadosh to please Donate wholeheartedly towards our Beautiful Kehila. Anyone interested in donating for any occasion, Avot Ubanim $120, Kiddush $350, Seudat Shelishit $275, Weekly Bulletin Rabbenu$150, Weekly Tam Daf Yomi 8:44$180,pm Daf Yomi Masechet $2500, Yearly Daf Yomi $5000, Weekly Breakfast $150, Daily Learning $180, Weekly Learning $613, Monthly Rent $3500, & Monthly Learning $2000, Please contact the Board Thanking you in advance for your generous support. Tizke Lemitzvot! בס''ד Donors Column We Sincerely Thank you for your generous contributions this Week! We truly appreciate it! Hashem should Bless you all with Health, Happiness, Parnasah Tova, Success, & All the Berachot of the Torah Amen! • Dr. Ari Benmergui • Mr. Yaacov Allouche • Mr. David Cohen • Mr. Benjamin Akkad • Mr. Raphael Akkad • Mr. Alberto Belecen • Mr. Moshe Suissa • Mr. Haim Lahmi • Mr. Yaacov Aronovici • Dr. Jean Jacques Edderai • R’ Ariel Cohen • Mr. Amram Mouyal If anyone would like to contact our Synagogue, please feel free to email [email protected] Torah Teasers (AISH) 1. Besides this parsha, which other Parshat have only two letters in their name? (2 answers) 2. Where does the word for "ash" (deshen) appear in the Torah (5 times)? 3. What commandment involves removing one's clothing? Where else in the book of Leviticus is there a command to remove clothing? 4. What type of a vessel is mentioned for the first time in this parsha? 5. Which offering in this parsha is brought with leavened bread (chametz)? What other offering is brought with chametz? 6. The violation of eating blood is referenced in this parsha (Leviticus 7:26). Where is the first time the Torah mentions blood? 7. In what context is a basket mentioned in this parsha? Where is the first time the Torah mentions a basket? 8. Three parts of the body appear in this parsha, and in two other places in the Chumash. What are there and where do they appear? 9. Which other parsha has the letters of "Tzav" as part of its name? What other Parshat contain the name of another parsha? Answers 1) In the book of Genesis there is Parshat Noach, and in the book of Exodus there is Parshat Bo. 2) Deshen appears twice in this parsha (Leviticus 6:3-4) and three times in Parshat Vayikra (Leviticus 1:16, 4:12). 3) When the Kohen performs the commandment of terumas hadeshen, removing of a portion of the previous day's ashes from the altar, he first removes his finer clothing and puts on other clothing (Leviticus 6:4). During the Temple service on Yom Kippur (detailed in Parshat Acharai Mot), the High Priest removes his regular eight garments and instead wears plain white linen clothing. This was done whenever he entered the Holy of Holies. When the service is finished, he would remove the white linen garments and puts on his eight garments (Leviticus 16:23). 4) An earthenware vessel is mentioned for the first time in Leviticus 6:21. 5) In this parsha, the Korbon Todah (Thanksgiving offering) is brought with loaves of leavened bread (Leviticus 7:13). Parshat Emor describes the Two Loaves brought on the festival of Shavuot, comprised of loaves of leavened bread (Leviticus 23:17). 6) In Parshat Bereshit, after Kayin kills Hevel, Hashem confronts Kayin and says to him: "The blood of your brother cries out to Me from the ground" (Genesis 4:10). 7) In this parsha, the consecration of the Kohanim involves taking a "basket with matzot" (Leviticus 8:2). In Parshat Vayeshev, Pharaoh's chief baker describes a dream where he is carrying three baskets on his head filled with baked goods (Genesis 40:16-17). 8) The three parts are thumb, big toe, and cartilage inside the ear. In this parsha, during the inauguration of Aharon and his sons, some blood from an offering is placed on these parts of their bodies (Leviticus 8:23-24). These parts also appear in Parshat Tetzaveh, where the inauguration process is first described (Exodus 29:20). In Parshat Metzora, these same body parts are mentioned with regard to the purification process of the metzorah (Leviticus 14:14-28). 9) Parshat Tetzaveh in the book of Exodus contains the name Tzav. Other pairings include: (1) Vayishlach and Shlach (2) Beshalach and Shlach. (3) Mishpatim and Shoftim. (4) Bechokotai and Chukat. (5) Pinchas and Noach. One might also include Vayelech, which has the first word of Lech Lecha, as well as Ki Tavo, which contains Bo spelled without a vav. Community Announcements בס''ד (It is YOUR Community, make the most of it!) Miscellaneous Announcements: • This Week’s Congregational Kiddush/Seudat Shelishit & Breakfast is in Recess. • This Week’s Daf Yomi has been Kindly Sponsored by Mrs. Jeannine Fuhrmann in memory of her Dear th Mother Hassibah Bat Djamilah z”l the 19 of Nisan. Tihye Nishmata Tzerura Bitzror Hahayim Amen. • This Week’s Daf Yomi has been Kindly Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Albert Belecen in memory of his Dear st Uncle Moshe Ben Abraham z”l 21 of Nisan. Tihye Nishmato Tzerura Bitzror Hahayim Amen. • This Week’s Learning has been Kindly Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Sammy Maya & Family in Memory of th his Dear Grandmother Oro Bat Sinuru z”l the 18 of Nisan. Tihye Nishmata Tzerura Bitzror Hahayim Amen. • This Week’s Learning has been Kindly Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Salomon Cohen in Memory of her Dear th Father Modejai (Mathias) Bar Hanna z”l the 18 of Nisan. Tihye Nishmato Tzerura Bitzror Hahayim Amen. • The Community wishes Condolences to our Dear Mr. Salomon Murciano & Mrs. Simi Benmergui on the passing of their Dear Mother Felicia Amalia Greenberg de Murciano z”l. Tihye Nishmata Tzerura Bitzror Hahayim Began Eden Amen! Min Hashamayim Tenuhamu! • We are trying to update our Congregant’s contact information. We would like to start sending texts about different Events and Shiurim. We would also like to start emailing the weekly bulletin. We would like to start a list of Nahalot/Azkarot/Yahrzeits. We would also like to make a Refuah Shelema list. Please send your contact information to the Board at [email protected] Important Message!!! Eruv Update: Surfside: The Eruv in Surfside now includes the walking paths along the beach. Pushing strollers and carrying is permitted on the paths, but not beyond the path or onto the beach. Bal Harbour: The Eruv in Bal Harbour included the inner (western) walking path only. The pier at Haulover Cut is not included. • Before hanging up anything anywhere in the Bet Hakenesset, please seek authorization from the Board. This includes flyers etc. • Please be advised that prior to bringing any food or drinks for any occasion, you must first seek the authorization from the Board. Special Announcements • We are pleased to announce that Ness 26 is part of the Amazon Charity Program, which would allow our community to collect 0.5% of all the orders made by any of you on Amazon.com. In order to register you need to log on smile.amazon.com and select Ness 26, Inc as the Charitable Organization you want to support, and from then shop on smile.amazon.com instead of www.amazon.com. It won’t cost anything more, and is an easy way to contribute to our budget needs. • Anyone wishing to receive the Daily Halacha please send a whatsapp message to Simon Chocron 786-351-1573 Community Calendar: The program for Teenaged Boys ages 13-18 Started again with Great Succes with Shiur & Supper on Sunday Evenings After Arvit at around at • 6:30 pm With Supper. New Participants Welcome! Anyone wishing to sponsor this Shiur Please contact the Board. Tizke Lemitzvot! In Recess • We have started the Mishmar Program Every other Thursday evening at 8:00 pm with Chulent, Beer, & Snacks. Everyone is welcome! Avot Ubanim: This Mosae Shabbat at 7:50pm Youth Minyan • We are very proud of our YOUTH/TEEN MINYAN lead by our Dear Dr. Ari Benmergui geared to train and teach our future generations on the different Tefillot and Parashiyot. Please encourage your children to come early & participate. Looking forward to seeing lots of Nahat from them! Refuah Shelema List Men Women • Yosef Zvi Ben Sara Yosefia, • Isaac Ben Mesoda, • Simja Bat Esther, • Sara Ledicia Bat Mesoda, • Yosef Haim Ben Mesouda • Haim Ben Marcelle, • Rachel Bat Sarah, • Alegria Simha Bat Esther, • Mordechai Ben Brucha Malka Shmalo • Yizhak Ben Simja • Nina Bat Rachel, • Naomie Bat Rarel Adda, • Yizhak Abraham Ben Sheli, • Reuben Ben Eta, • Gitel Rina Bat Yael, • Malka Bat Joyce Simja, • Yosef Yizhak Ben Sara Hana, • Michael Ben Aliza, • Miriam
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