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Tag: Chayei Sarah
The Importance of Personal Stories
This L'dor V'dor essay explores the importance of holding onto and sharing personal stories, and passing this to future generations.
Emil Rivinson
December 15, 2025
Exploring Judaism Blog
L'dor V'dor Essay Contest
Echoes of Legacies
In evaluating Parashat Hayyei Sarah, Rachel Cohn evaluates the echoes of legacies and how past lives continue living.
Rachel Cohn
November 30, 2025
JTS Senior Sermon
Learning
Parashah Summary: Chayei Sarah
Take a look at the summary for Parashah Chayei Sarah, including aliyah-by-aliyah summaries for and a haftarah summary.
Rabbi Suzanne Brody
April 28, 2025
Chayei Sarah Summary
Parashat Chayei Sarah
Haftarah for Hayyei Sarah
The parashah and haftarah both explore the theme of old age, offering two distinct visions of aging through the lives of Abraham and David.
Etz Hayim Humash
November 12, 2024
Kings I
Neviim (Prophets)
