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Re'eh

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Parashat Re'eh - Seventh Aliyah

The firstborn's sanctity, the three pilgrimage festivals and a joy that is public by definition: Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot bind time, place and person, and no one appears before God empty-handed.

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Parashat Re'eh - Sixth Aliyah

Shemitah as a social reset: between the vision of no needy and a reality that never ceases, the open hand, and the freed slave sent away with provision, not empty-handed.

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Parashat Re'eh - Fifth Aliyah

The fifth aliyah turns yield into spiritual force: a tithe eaten before God at the chosen place, converted to money when the road is long, and a safety net every three years for the Levite, the stranger, the orphan and the widow.

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Parashat Re'eh - Fourth Aliyah

The fourth aliyah opens with a declaration of identity and a limit on wounding the body in mourning, then moves to the table: the signs of permitted animals, fish and birds, and the prohibition of cooking a kid in its mother's milk.

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Parashat Re'eh - Third Aliyah

The third aliyah of Re'eh sets out tests of loyalty: do not add and do not subtract, do not follow a sign that points toward other gods, and investigate thoroughly before acting.

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Parashat Re'eh - Second Aliyah

The second aliyah of Re'eh sets down one center of gravity: the place where God will make His name dwell. Around it stand the offerings, the joy of the whole household, and the red line of the blood.

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Parashat Re'eh - First Aliyah

The first aliyah of Re'eh puts a choice on the table: blessing and curse, Mount Gerizim and Mount Eival, the dismantling of foreign places, and the building of one center where you eat and rejoice before God.

Parashat Re'eh - Insights and Questions

The parasha opens on a moment of choice: blessing and curse are set before you. From there it shapes life in the land, and beneath the list of commandments lies a single story: how you build a free society out of people who came out of slavery.

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