ב״ה


Parshas Ha'Azinu
Shabbat Candle lighting time: 6:43pm (Friday, September 18, 2026)
Shabbat ends: 7:41pm (Shabbat night, September 19, 2026)
Brooklyn, NY

Lessons for today,
Sunday, 2 Tishrei, 5787 - September 13, 2026


Sunrise: 6:35am
Sunset: 7:09pm
Latest Shema: 9:44am
Chumash: Ha'Azinu, 1st portion (Deut. 32:1-32:6) with Rashi.
Tehillim: 10-17, Also 91-93
Tanya: Read/Listen
Rambam:
 3 chapters Read/Listen
 1 chapter Read/Listen
 Sefer Hamitzvos Read/Listen

Summary of Today's Chumash

This week's parsha, and the first aliyah, begins that song. The song begins with heaven and earth being called to witness that the Jews were properly warned. Rashi says that Moshe's thoughts were that he was human, and not going to live until the time the Jews would need to be reminded about this warning, so who could argue if the Jews someday claimed that they never accepted upon themselves the covenant with G-d. Moshe therefore calls upon heaven and earth to be witnesses because they exist forever.