Torah Readings

The Parsha (or Parashah) is the weekly Torah portion read in synagogues throughout the world. It is read along with the Haftarah, a selection from other parts of the Hebrew scriptures, selected for thematic connection. We have also provided suggestions for readings from the B’rit Hadashah, the New Testament.

This Shabbat’s Parsha:



Vayetze

(He went out)

Torah: Genesis 28:10-32:2
Haftarah: Hosea 12:12-14:10
B’rit Hadashah: John 1:41-51



All Parashot

These are the normal parsha readings for an entire year. If a week falls during a holiday, the normal reading schedule can be interrupted by special holiday readings. As a result two parashot can be scheduled during other weeks. You may view a full schedule for this year provided by First Fruits of Zion at TorahPortions.org.