Ancient Sequential Triennial Lectionary used in Eretz Israel for the years Tishri 5783 – Ellul 5789 – V1.02 - Sunday, August 13, 2025

Triennial Torah schedule - לוח סדר קריאת התורה תלת-שנתי

Sequential Triennial cycle of Torah readings for two 3 ½ years of readings.^{^[1]} [2]

(Containing entries for 175 Sedarim[3] – The maximum amount of Sedarim with documented support in Tradition)

Compiled from:[4] Bomberg (Rabbinic) Bible (Venice 1524-1525); Codex Leningradiensis (circa 1008); Codex Keter Aram Tsoba (Ben Asher, 9^th or 10^th century, Keter Crown Bible, Jerusalem: Chorev, 2006); the Jerusalem Bible (Koren Publishers, 1992); Ms. Heb 5702 (Most of Pentateuch, Land of Israel, circa 10^th century; Ms. Heb 790 (Known also as the Damascus Keter, with all of the Tanakh, Burgos, Spain, 1260); The Ladino Bible of Ferrara (Spain, 1553); Genizah List of Triennial Cycle Haftarot (Bodl. 2727); Catalogue of the Hebrew Manuscripts in the Bodelian Library (Neubauer-Cowley, Vol. II, 1906); The Bible as Read and Preached in the Old Synagogue (Jacob Mann, Ktav Publishing House, 1971). Biblia Hebraica Leningradensia. Codex Alexandrinus (5^th Century); Codex Amiatinus (8^th Century); Codex Bezae Cantabrigensis (5^th Century); Codex Vaticanus (4^th Century); Codex Sinaiticus (4^th Century); Codex Washingtonianus (4^th/5^th Century); Codex Stephanus (1550); Holmes, Michael W., and Society of Biblical Literature, eds. Greek New Testament: SBL edition. Atlanta, Georgia & Bellingham, Washington: Society of Biblical Literature, 2010; Nestle, Eberhard, Erwin Nestle, Kurt Aland, Barbara Aland, and Universität Münster, eds. Novum Testamentum Graece. 27. Aufl., rev. Stuttgart: Deutsche Bibelstiftung, 1993; Nestle, Eberhard, Erwin Nestle, Barbara Aland, and Institut für Neutestamentliche Textforschung, eds. Novum Testamentum Graece. 28., rev. Aufl., 3. korr. Dr. Stuttgart: Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft, 2014; Swanson, Reuben J., New Testament Greek Manuscripts: Variant Readings Arranged in Horizontal Lines Against Codex Vaticanus. Sheffield, England; Pasadena, Calif.: Sheffield Academic Press: William Carey International University Press, 1995.

The Mishnah rules [Meg. 4:1-2] that three persons read the Torah on Sabbath afternoons, on Mondays, and on Thursdays; four on chol hamoed [the intervening days – other than the Saturday of the festivals, i.e. Passover and Tabernacles] and on the new moon; five on a festival Sabbath; six on the Day of Atonement; and seven on a Sabbath [Saturday] morning.

Verbal tallying[5] is used to connect the Torah to the Ashlamata. The connection between the Torah seder and the Ashlamata, though seemingly strictly verbal, is in addition eschatological. The messianic kingdom, rather than the related contents of the Torah lesson, is the dominant theme of the Ashlamata.

This schedule illustrates the bi-modality of the Torah readings and also of the year, by juxtaposing the first 3 ½ years with the second 3 ½ years fitted to the shmita cycle. This juxtaposition was done to cause each triennial cycle to line up on a month-by-month basis which illustrates that Nisan 1 coincides with Tishri 1. Several other coincidences include: Tu B’Shevat and Tu B’Av, Vernal equinox aligns with the autumnal equinox, Passover aligns with Succoth, the flood aligns with Lag B’Omer, the fast of Tammuz coincides with the fast of Tevet, the 25^th of Adar aligns with the 25^th of Elul, etc.

The beauty of this system is that everyone knows which year to begin each of the triennial cycles because we all begin just before Tishri in the first year of the shmita cycle.

Prof. Shlomo Naeh (Tarbiz 67 [5758]) proposed that the order of the Torah reading in Eretz Israel was fixed. According to him, the determining factor was that they finished reading the Torah twice every seven years. We agree with Prof. Shlomo Naeh.

Like a sphere with two poles, the Jewish year has two “heads” or primary points of reference, each of which is equally its beginning. Our annual journey through time is actually two journeys—a Tishri-to-Elul journey, and a Nisan-to-Adar journey. Every day on the Jewish calendar can be experienced on two different levels, for it simultaneously exists within these two contexts.

(For example: in the Tishri-to-Elul year, Yom Kippur is the climax of the Ten Days of Repentance that begin on Rosh HaShanah; on the Nissan-to-Adar calendar, Yom Kippur is the second “giving of the Torah,” culminating a 120-day process that begins on Shavuot. In the Tishri-to-Elul year, the seventh day of Passover is the cosmic “birth of the souls,” following their “conception” on Shemini Atzeret, the eighth day of Sukkot; in the Nissan-to-Adar year, Passover is the first festival, commencing a cycle that culminates in Purim, “the last miracle” and the final frontier in our quest for connection with G‑d.)

Bolded sedarim numbers are The Seder Divisions in the Masoretic Text. The unbolded are found in other sources as listed above.

An * indicates a special Ashlamata.

Bet Din Bet El Table of 175 Torah Sedarim	Date of the first 3½ Year Cycle We begin with DIN.[6]	Date of the second 3½ Year Cycle We begin with RACHAMIM.[7]	Psalms[8]	Prophets	Pshat Mishnah of Mark, 1-2 Peter, & Jude	Tosefta of Luke	Remes/Gemara of Acts/Romans and James	Matthew	John
175 – Gen. 1:1 – 2:3[9] [10] [11] In the Beginning בְּרֵאשִׁית	Ellul 28, 5782^{^[12]} [13]	Adar 4, 5786	150:1-9[14] [15]	Is. 42:5-13, 21	Mk. 1:1-2	Lk 1:1 – 2:50	Acts 1:1-4	Mt. 28:16-20	Jn 1:1-5
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19 Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28		Adar 11, 5786 Shabbat Zachor Adar 18, 5786 Shabbat Parah Adar 25, 5786 Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim		I Samuel 15:1-34 Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
	Tishri 1, 5783 New Year for counting years and for Gentile Kings. Tishri 2^{^[16]} Tishri 3, 5783 Fast of Gedalia	Nisan 1, 5786 New Year for counting months and for kings of Israel. Nisan 14, 5786 Fast of the Firstborn
001 - Gen. 2:4 – 3:21 = 43v.[17] אֵלֶּה תוֹלְדוֹת הַשָּׁמַיִם	Tishri 6, 5783 Shabbat Shuvah Tekufah Tishri Tishri 6 (Autumnal Equinox)	Nisan 3, 5786 Tekufah Nisan Nisan 4 (Vernal Equinox)	1:1-6[18] [19]	Is. 51:6-16[20] *Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20	Mk. 1:3-6	Lk. 3:1-9	Acts 1:5-11	Mt. 1:1	Jn. 1:6-8
002 – Gen. 3:22 – 4:26[21] = 29v. הֵן הָאָדָם	Tishri 13, 5783	Nisan 10, 5786 Shabbat Hagadol	2:1-12[22]	Ezek. 28:13-19, 24-26 *Malachi 3:4-24	Mk 1:7-8	Lk 3:15-18	Acts 2:22-40	Mt. 1:2-6a	Jn. 1.9-11
		Nisan 14, 5786 Fast of the Firstborn
Exodus 12:21-51 Leviticus 22:26-23:44[23]	Tishri 15, 5783 Succoth	Nisan 15, 5786 Pesach Nisan 16, 5786 Pesach 2^nd day		Joshua 5:2 – 6:1 + 27 II Kings 23:1-9; 21-25
Exodus 33:12 – 34:26[24]	Tishri 20, 5783 Shabbat Chol HaMoed Succoth	Nisan 17, 5786 Shabbat Chol HaMoed Pesach
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[25] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[26]	Tishri 22-23, 5783 Shemini Atzeret	Nisan 23, 5786 Pesach 8^th		II Samuel 22:1-51 Isaiah 10:32 – 12:6
003 – Gen. 5:1 – 6:8 = 40v. זֶה סֵפֶר, תּוֹלְדֹת	Tishri 27, 5783 Shabbat Mevarchim	Nisan 24, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	3:1-9	Is. 29:18-24 + 30:15	Mk 1:9-11	Lk 3:21-38	Acts 2:41 – 3:10	Mt. 1:7-11a	Jn. 1.12-13
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25		Iyar 1, 5786 Rosh Chodesh Iyar		Isaiah 66:1-24
004 – Gen. 6:9 – 7:24 =38v. אֵלֶּה, תּוֹלְדֹת נֹחַ	Heshvan 4, 5783	Iyar 8, 5786	4:1-9[27]	Is. 54:9-17 + 55:5	Mk 1:12-13	Lk 4:1-13	Acts 3:11- 4:4	Mt. 1:12-16	Jn. 1.14-17
005 – Gen. 8:1-22 = 22 v. וַיִּזְכֹּר אֱלֹהִים, אֶת-נֹח	Heshvan 11, 5783	Iyar 15, 5786 Second Pesach	5:1-13[28]	Hab. 3:2-10, 19	Mk 1:14-15	Lk 4:14-15	Acts 4:5 – 4:31	Mt. 1:17	Jn. 1.18
		Iyar 18, 5786 Lag B’Omer
006 – Gen. 8:15 – 9:17[29] = 25v.^{^[30]} צֵא, מִן-הַתֵּבָה	Heshvan 18, 5783 (First day of the Flood)	Iyar 22, 5786	6:1-11	Is. 42:7-15, 21	*Mk. 1:16-18	Lk 5:1-2	Acts 4:32 – 5:16	Mt. 1:18-23	Jn. 1.19-23
007 – Gen. 9:18 – 10:32 = 44v. וַיִּהְיוּ בְנֵי-נֹחַ	Heshvan 25, 5783	Iyar 29, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	7:1-18[31] [32]	Is. 49:9-17, 23	*Mk 1:19-20	Lk 5:3-11	Acts 5:17 - 5:42	Mt. 1:24-25	Jn. 1.24-25
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 14:22 – 16:17		Sivan 6, 5786 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5786 Shavuot 2^nd day		Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
008 – Gen. 11:1-32 = 32v.[33] וַיְהִי כָל-הָאָרֶץ	Kislev 2, 5783	Sivan 14, 5786	8:1-10[34] [35]	Zeph. 3:9-17. 20	Mk 1:21-22	Lk 4:31-32	Acts 6:1-15	Mt. 2:1-6	Jn. 1.26-28
009 – Gen. 12:1 – 13:18 = 38v. לֶךְ-לְךָ	Kislev 9, 5783	Sivan 14, 5786	9:1-21[36]	Josh. 24:3-10, 14	Mk 1:23-28	Lk 4:33-37	Acts 7:1-22	Mt. 2:7-9	Jn. 1.29-34
Gen. 12:10 – 13:18[37]
010 – Gen. 14:1-24 = 24v.[38] וַיְהִי, בִּימֵי אַמְרָפֶל	Kislev 16, 5783	Sivan 21, 5786	10:1-18[39] [40]	Is. 41:2-5, 8-13	Mk 1:29-31	Lk 4:38-39	Acts 7:23-43	Mt. 2:10-12	Jn. 1.35-42
011 – Gen. 15:1-21 = 21v. בַּמַּחֲזֶה, לֵאמֹר	Kislev 23, 5783 Shabbat Mevarchim	Sivan 21, 5786	11:1-7[41] [42]	Is. 1:1-8 + 2:2-3	Mk 1:32-34	Lk 4:40-41	Acts 7:44-60	Mt. 2:13-15	Jn. 1.43-46
	Kislev 25, 5783 Chanukah (2^nd chance for Succoth) Tekufah Tebet Kislev 28 (Winter solstice)
012 – Gen. 16:1 - 17:5 = 21v. וְשָׂרַי אֵשֶׁת	Kislev 30, 5783 Shabbat Chanukah Rosh Chodesh Tevet		30:1-13	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7 & Isaiah 66:1-24					3 John 1-14 2 John 1-13
012 – Gen. 16:1 - 17:5 = 21v. וְשָׂרַי אֵשֶׁת		Sivan 28, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	12:1-9[43]	Is. 54:1-10[44]	Mk 1:35-37	Lk 4:42-43	Acts 8:1-25	Mt. 2:16-18	Jn. 1.47-51
013 – Gen. 17:1-27 = 27v. וַיְהִי אַבְרָם	Tevet 7, 5783^{^[45]}	Tammuz 5, 5786	13:1-6[46]	Jer 33:25 – 34:5, 12-13	Mk. 1:38-39	Lk 4:44	Acts 8:26 – 9:9	Mt. 2:19-21	Jn. 2.1-5
	Tevet 10, 5783 Fast of Tevet 10	Tekufah Tammuz Tammuz 7 (Summer Solstice)
014 – Gen. 18:1-33 = 33v. וַיֵּרָא אֵלָיו	Tevet 14, 5783	Tammuz 12, 5786^{^[47]}	14:1-7	Is. 33:17-24 + 35:10	Mk 1:40-45	Lk 5:12-15	Acts 9:10-31	Mt. 2:22-23	Jn. 2.6-10
		Tammuz 17, 5785 Fast of Tammuz
015 – Gen. 19:1-38 = 38v. וַיָּבֹאוּ שְׁנֵי	Tevet 21, 5783	Tammuz 19, 5786 1st Sabbath of Penitence	15:1-5^{^[48]} [49]	Jud 19:16-24 + 20:27 (JPS) *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	Mk. 2:1-2	Lk 5:16	Acts 9:32-43	Mt. 3:1-3	Jn. 2.11
016 – Gen. 20:1 - 21:5 = 23v. וַיִּסַּע מִשָּׁם	Tevet 28, 5783 Shabbat Mevarchim	Tammuz 26, 5786 2nd Sabbath of Penitence. Shabbat Mevarchim	16:1-11	Is. 65:22 – 66:5 + 10-11 *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2	Mk 2:3-5	Lk 5:17-20	Acts 10:1-23	Mt. 3:4-6	Jn. 2.12
017 – Gen. 21:1-34^{^[50]} = 34v. וַיהוָה פָּקַד	Shevat 6, 5783	Av 4, 5786 Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	17:1-15[51]	I Sam 2:21-28 + 3:19-20 *Isaiah 1:1-27	Mk 2:6-12	Lk 5:21-26	Acts 10:24-48	Mt. 3:7-10	Jn. 2.13
018 – Gen. 22:1-24^{^[52]} = 24v, וְהָאֱלֹהִים, נִסָּה	Shevat 13, 5783	Av 11, 5786 Shabbat Nachamu 1^st Sabbath of Consolation.	18:1-43[53] [54]	I Kings 10:1-9 + 23-24 *Isaiah 40:1-26	Mk 2:13-15	Lk 5:27-28	Acts 11:1-21	Mt. 3:11-12	Jn. 2.14-17
	Shevat 15, 5783 Tu B’Shevat	Av 15, 5786 Tu B’Av
019 – Gen. 22:20 – 23:20 = 25v. הִנֵּה יָלְדָה מִלְכָּה	Shevat 20, 5783	Av 18, 5786 2^nd Sabbath of Consolation.	18:44-51	Hos 5:7-13 + 6:1-3 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	Mk. 2:16-17	Lk 5:29-32	Acts 11:22 -12:11	Mt. 3:13-17	Jn. 2.18-22
020 – Gen. 24:1-41 = 41v. וְאַבְרָהָם זָקֵן	Shevat 20, 5783	Av 25, 5786 3^rd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	19:1-15[55]	Is 51:2-11 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5	Mk 2:18-20	Lk 5:33-35	Acts 12:12 – 13:12	Mt. 4:1-4	Jn. 2.23-25
Exodus 30:1-38	Shevat 27, 5783 Shabbat Shekalim[56]	II Kings 11:17–12:17
021 – Gen. 24:42-67 = 26v. וָאָבֹא הַיּוֹם	Adar 4, 5783	Elul 1, 5786 New year for tithing cattle. Elul 2, 5786 4^th Sabbath of Consolation.	20:1-6[57]	Is 12:3 - 13:4 + 14:1-2 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	Mk 2:21-22	Lk 5:36-39	Acts 13:13-31	Mt 4:5-7	Jn. 3.1-8
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19 Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28	Adar 11, 5783 Shabbat Zachor Adar 18, 5783 Shabbat Parah Adar 25, 5783[58] Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim (First day of creation) Tekufah Nisan Adar 29 (Vernal Equinox)			I Samuel 15:1-34 Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
022 – Gen. 25:1-18 (21) = 21v. וַיֹּסֶף אַבְרָהָם	Nisan 3, 5783	Elul 9, 5786 5^th Sabbath of Consolation.	20:7-10[59]	II Sam 5:13-21 + 6:1 *Isaiah 54:1-10	Mk 2:23-28	Lk 6:1-5	Acts 13:32-52	Mt. 4:8-10	Jn. 3.9-15
023 – Gen. 25:19-26:11 = 27v וְאֵלֶּה תּוֹלְדֹת	Nisan 3, 5783	Elul 16, 5786 6^th Sabbath of Consolation.	21:1-14[60]	Is. 65:23 – 66:2, 5 + 9-13 *Isaiah 60:1-22	Mk 3:1-4	Lk 6:6-9	Acts 14:1-28	Mt. 4:11	Jn. 3.16-21
024 – Gen. 26:12-35 = 24v. וַיִּזְרַע יִצְחָק	Nisan 10, 5783 Shabbat HaGadol	Elul 23, 5786 7^th Sabbath of Consolation. ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~	22:1-22[61]	Is 62:8 – 63:4, 7 Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9 Malachi 3:4-24	Mk 3:5-6	Lk 6:10-11	Acts 15:1-11	Mt. 4:12-16	Jn. 3.22
		Elul 25 (First day of Creation)[62]
	Nisan 14, 5783 Fast of the Firstborn
	Nisan 15, 5783 Passover
	Nisan 17, 5783 Chol HaMoed Pesach	Tishri 1, 5787 – Leap Year Rosh HaShanah
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[63] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[64]	Nisan 21, 5783 Passover 7^th day	Tishri 3, 5787 Fast of Gedalia
025 – Gen. 27:1-27 = 27v.[65] וַיְהִי כִּי-זָקֵן	Nisan 24, 5783	Tishri 8, 5787 Shabbat Shuvah Tekufah Tishri Tishri 11 (Autumnal Equinox)	22:23-32	I Sam 4:15 – 5:1 + 6:14 *Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20	Mk 3:7-10	Lk. 6:17-18	Acts 15:12-35	Mt. 4:17-22	Jn. 3.23-24
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25 Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17	Iyar 1, 5783 Rosh Chodesh Iyar	Tishri 15, 5787 Succoth Tishri 22, 5787 Shemini Atzeret		Isaiah 66:1-24 I Kings 8:54-66
026 – Gen. 27:28 – 28:9 = 28v. וְיִתֶּן-לְךָ	Iyar 8, 5783	Tishri 29, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	23:1-6	Hos 14:6-10 + Joel 1:1-3+2:12-13	Mk 3:11-12	Lk 6:19	Acts 15:36 – 16:15	Mt. 4:18-22	Jn. 3.25-30
027 – Gen. 28:10 – 29:30 = 43v. וַיֵּצֵא יַעֲקֹב	Iyar 8, 5783	Heshvan 6, 5787	24:1-10[66]	Hos 12:13 – 13:5 + 14:9-10	Mk 3:13-19a	Lk 6:12-16	Acts 16:16-40	Mt. 4:23	Jn. 3.31-36
028 – Gen. 29:31 – 30:21 = 26v. וַיַּרְא יהוה	Iyar 15, 5783 Second Pesach	Heshvan 13, 5787	25:1-22	I Sam 1:2-11 + 2:28	Jude 1-2	Lk 6:19-23	Acts 17:1-21	Mt. 4:24-25	Jn. 4.1-3
	Iyar 18, 5783 Lag B’Omer	Heshvan 18, 5787 (First day of the Flood)
029 – Gen. 30:22 – 31:2 = 24v. וַיִּזְכֹּר אֱלֹהִים	Iyar 22, 5783	Heshvan 20, 5787	26:1-12[67]	I Sam 1:11-19, 22	Jude 3	Lk 6:24-26	Acts 17:22 – 18:11	Mt. 5:1-10	Jn. 4.4-6
030 – Gen. 31:3 – 32:3 = 55v. שׁוּב אֶל-אֶרֶץ	Iyar 29, 5783 Shabbat Mevarchim	Heshvan 27, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	27:1-14	Jer 30:10-18, 22	Jude 4-5	Lk 6:27-36 Lk 6:37-42	Acts 18:12-28	Mt. 5:11-12	Jn. 4.7-10
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 14:22 – 16:17	Sivan 6, 5783 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5783 Shavuot 2^nd day			Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
031 – Gen. 32:4 – 33:17 = 47v. וַיִּשְׁלַח	Sivan 14, 5783 Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 15 (Summer solstice)	Kislev 4, 5787	28:1-9	Joel 4:13-21 + Amos 1:11-12	Jude 6-7	Lk 6:43-45 Lk 6:46-49	Acts 19:1-22	Mt. 5:13	Jn. 4.11-14
032 – Gen. 33:18 – 35:8 = 42v. וַיָּבֹא	Sivan 14, 5783 Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 15 (Summer solstice)	Kislev 11, 5787	29:1-11[68] [69]	Nahum 1:12 – 2:6, 14	Jude 8-10	Lk 7:1-10	Acts 19:23-41	Mt. 5:14-16	Jn. 4.15-18
033 – Gen. 35:9 – 36:43 = 64v. וַיֵּרָא אֱלֹהִים אֶל-יַעֲקֹב	Sivan 21, 5783	Kislev 18, 5787	30:1-13^{^[70]} [71]	Is 61:2-9 + 62:1-2	Jude 11-13	Lk 7:11-17	Acts 20:1-16	Mt. 5:17-19	Jn. 4.19-26
034 – Gen. 37:1-36^{^[72]} = 36v. וַיֵּשֶׁב		Kislev 25, 5787 Shabbat Chanukah (Second chance for Succoth) Shabbat Mevarchim	30:1-13[73]	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7					3 John 1-14
034 – Gen. 37:1-36^{^[72]} = 36v. וַיֵּשֶׁב	Sivan 28, 5783 Shabbat Mevarchim		31:1-25	Is 32:18 – 33:6, 15	Jude 14-16	Lk 7:18-23	Acts 20:17-38	Mt. 5:20	Jn. 4.27-30
035 – Gen. 38:1-30 = 30v. וַיְהִי בָּעֵת הַהִוא	Tekufah Tammuz Tammuz 3 (Summer Solstice)	Tevet 2, 5787 Shabbat Chanukah	30:1-13	Sephardim: I Kings 7:13-26 Ashkenazim: I Kings 7:40-50					2 John 1-13
035 – Gen. 38:1-30 = 30v. וַיְהִי בָּעֵת הַהִוא	Tammuz 5, 5783		32:1-11[74]	Hos. 12:1-9 + 14:9	Jude 17-19	Lk 7:24-30	Acts 21:1-17	Mt 5:21-24	Jn. 4.31-38
036 – Gen. 39:1-23 = 23v.[75] וְיוֹסֵף	Tammuz 12, 5783	Tevet 9, 5787	33:1-22	Is 55:11 -56:8	Jude 20-23	Lk 7:31-35	Acts 21:18-40	Mt. 5:25-26	Jn. 4.39-42
	Tammuz 17, 5783 Fast of Tammuz 17	Tevet 10, 5787 Fast of Tevet 10 Tekufah Tebet Tevet 12 (Winter Solstice)
037 – Gen. 40:1-23 = 23v. חָטְאוּ	Tammuz 19, 5783 1^st Sabbath of Penitence	Tevet 16, 5787	34:1-18	Zeph 1:17 – 2:5, 8-10 *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	Jude 24-25	Lk 8:1-3	Acts 22:1-16	Mt. 5:27-30	Jn. 4.43-45
038 – Gen. 41:1-37 = 37v.^{^[76]} מִקֵּץ	Tammuz 26, 5783 2^nd Sabbath of Penitence. Shabbat Mevarchim	Tevet 23, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	35:1-18	Is 29:8-14, 18-19 *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2	Mk 3:19b-27	Lk 11:24-26	Acts 22:17-30	Mt. 5:31-32	Jn. 4.46a
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25		Shevat 1, 5787 Rosh Chodesh Shevat		Isaiah 66:1-24
039 – Gen. 41:38 – 42:4 = 24v. הֲנִמְצָא	Av 4, 5783 Shabbat Chazon 3^rd Sabbath of Penitence	Shevat 8, 5787	35:19-28	Is 11:2-10, 16 *Isaiah 1:1-27	Mk 3:28-30	Lk 12:10	Acts 23:1-15	Mt. 5:33-37	Jn. 4.46b-48
040 – Gen. 42:1-23 = 23v. כִּי יֶשׁ-שֶׁבֶר	Av 11, 5783 1^st Sabbath of Consolation	Shevat 15, 5787 Tu B’Shevat Shabbat Shira	36:1-13[77]	Amos 8:4-12 + 9:14-15 *Isaiah 40:1-26	Mk 3:31-35	Lk 8:19-21	Acts 23:16-35	Mt. 5:38-39	Jn. 4.49-50a
	Av 15, 5783 Tu B’Av	Shevat 15, 5783 Tu B’Shevat
041 – Gen. 42:18 – 43:13 = 34v. וַיֹּאמֶר אֲלֵהֶם	Av 18, 5783 2^nd Sabbath of Consolation	Shevat 22, 5787	37:1-17	Is 50:10 – 51:7, 11 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	Mk 4:1-9	Lk 8:4-8	Acts 24:1-21	Mt. 5:40-42	Jn. 4.50b-54
042 – Gen. 43:14 – 44:17 = 38v. וְאֵל שַׁדַּי	Av 25, 5783 3^rd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	Shevat 29, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	37:18-40	I Kings 8:50-58 + 66 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5	Mk 4:10-12	Lk 8:9-10	Acts 24:22 – 25-12	Mt. 5:43-48	Jn. 5.1
043 – Gen. 44:18 – 46:27 = 72v. וַיִּגַּשׁ	Elul 1, 5783 New year for tithing cattle. Elul 2, 5783 4^th Sabbath of Consolation	I Adar 6, 5787	38:1-23	Jeremiah 30:21 - 31;5 + 19 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	Mk 4:13-20	Lk 8:11-15	Acts 25:13 – 26:11	Mt. 6:1-4	Jn. 5.2-9a
044 – Gen. 46:28 – 47:31 = 38v. וְאֶת-יְהוּדָה		I Adar 13, 5787	39:1-14	Zech. 10:6-12 + 11:4-11	Mk 4:21-25	Lk 11:33-36 Lk 8:16-18	Acts 26:12-32	Mt. 6:5-6	Jn. 5.9b-16
045 – Gen. 48:1-22 = 22v. אָבִיךָ חֹלֶה	Elul 9, 5783 5^th Sabbath of Consolation	I Adar 20, 5787	40:1-18[78]	II Kings 13:14-20, 23 *Isaiah 54:1-10	Mk 4:26-29		Acts 27:1-26	Mt. 6:7-13	Jn. 5.17-18
Exodus 30:1-38		I Adar 27, 5787 Shabbat Shekalim Shabbat Mevarchim		II Kings 11:17–12:17
046 – Gen. 49:1-26 = 26v. וַיִּקְרָא יַעֲקֹב	Elul 16, 5783 6^th Sabbath of Consolation	II Adar 4, 5787	41:1-4[79]	Is 55:3-12 + 56:8 *Isaiah 60:1-22	Mk 4:30-34	Lk 13:18-19	Acts 27:27 – 28:10	Mt. 6:14-15	Jn. 5.19-23
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19 Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28		II Adar 11, 5787 Shabbat Zachor Tekufah Nisan II Adar 13 (Vernal Equinox) II Adar 18, 5787 Shabbat Parah II Adar 25, 5787 Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim (First day of creation)[80]		I Samuel 15:1-34 Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
047 – Gen. 49:27 – 50:26 = 31v. בִּנְיָמִין	Elul 23, 5783 7^th Sabbath of Consolation ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~	Nisan 3, 5787	41:5-14[81]	I Sam 9:1-10 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9	Mk 4:35-41	Lk 8:22-25	Acts 28:11-31	Mt. 6:16-18	Jn. 5.24-29
	Elul 25 (First day of Creation)^{^[82]} Tekufah Tishri Elul 28 (Autumnal Equinox)
	Tishri 1, 5784 – Leap Year Rosh HaShanah
	Tishri 3, 5784 Fast of Gedalia Tekufah Tishri Tishri 7 (Autumnal Equinox)
048 – Ex. 1:1-22[83] = 22v. וְאֵלֶּה, שְׁמוֹת	Tishri 8, 5784 Shabbat Shuvah	Nisan 10, 5787 Shabbat HaGadol	42:1-12^{^[84]} [85] Korach	Is 62:2-9 + 63:7-9 Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20 Malachi 3:4-24	Mk 5:1-13	Lk 8:26-34	Rom. 1:1-17	Mt. 6:19-21	Jn. 5.30
		Nisan 14, 5787 Fast of the Firstborn
		Nisan 15, 5787 Passover
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[86] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[87]	Tishri 15, 5784 Succoth Tishri 22, 5784 Shemini Atzeret	Nisan 17, 5787 Shabbat Chol HaMoed Pesach Nisan 22, 5787 8^th day of Passover
049 – Ex. 2:1-25[88] = 25v. וַיֵּלֶךְ אִישׁ	Tishri 29, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim	Nisan 24, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	43:1-5[89]	Judges 1:26-35	Mk. 5:14-17	Lk 8:35-39	Rom 1:18-25	Mt. 6:22 -23	Jn. 5.31-35
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25	Cheshvan 1, 5784 Rosh Chodesh	Iyar 1, 5787 Rosh Chodesh		Isaiah 66:1-24
050 – Ex, 3:1 – 4:17 = 39v.[90] [91] וּמֹשֶׁה	Heshvan 6, 5784	Iyar 8, 5787	44:1-9 Korach	Is 40:11-18, 21-22	Mk 5:18-20	Lk 8:40	Rom 1:26-32	Mt 6:24-27	Jn. 5.36-40
051 – Ex. 4:18 – 6:1 = 38v. וַיֵּלֶךְ מֹשֶׁה	Heshvan 13, 5784	Iyar 15, 5787	44:10-27[92] Korach	II Sam 15:7-15 + 37	Mk 5:21-24	Lk 8:42	Rom 2:1-16	Mt. 6:28-33	Jn. 5.41-44
	Heshvan 18, 5784 (First day of the Flood)	Iyar 18, 5787 Lag B’Omer
052 – Ex. 6:2 – 7:7 = 36v.[93] וָאֵרָא, אֶל-אַבְרָהָם	Heshvan 20, 5784	Iyar 22, 5787	45:1-18[94] Korach	Is 42:8-16 + 21	Mk 5:24b-34	Lk 8:43-48	Rom 2:17-29	Mt. 6:34	Jn. 5.45-47
053 – Ex. 7:8 – 8:15 = 37v. כִּי יְדַבֵּר	Heshvan 27, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim	Iyar 29, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	46:1-12[95] Korach	Joel 3:3 – 4:6, 16	Mk 5:35-43	Lk 8:49-56	Rom 3:1-20	Mt. 7:1-5	Jn. 6.1-4
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 14:22 – 16:17		Sivan 6, 5787 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5787 Shavuot 2^nd day		Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
054 – Ex. 8:16 – 9:12 = 25v.[96] הַשְׁכֵּם בַּבֹּקֶר	Kislev 5, 5784	Sivan 14, 5787 Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 23 (Summer Solstice)	47:1-10[97] Korach	I Samuel 12:7-16	Mk 6:1-6a	Lk 4:16-20	Rom 3:21-41	Mt. 7:6	Jn. 6.5-14
055 – Ex. 9:13-35 = 23v וְהִתְיַצֵּב לִפְנֵי פַרְעֹה	Kislev 12, 5784	Sivan 14, 5787 Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 23 (Summer Solstice)	48:1-15[98] Korach	Is 34:11 – 35:2, 10	Mk 6:6b-13	Lk 9:1-6	Rom 4:1-12	Mt. 7:7-11	Jn. 6.15
056 – Ex. 10:1-29^{^[99]} = 29v. הִכְבַּדְתִּי	Kislev 19, 5784 Tekufah Tebet Kislev 20 (Winter Solstice)	Sivan 21, 5787	49:1-21[100] Korach	I Samuel 6:6-14	Mk 6:14-16	Lk 9:7-9	Rom 4:13-25	Mt. 7:12	Jn. 6.16-21
057 – Ex. 11:1 – 12:28 = 38v. עוֹד נֶגַע אֶחָד	Kislev 25, 5783 Chanukah (2^nd chance for Succoth)	Sivan 28, 5787 Shabbat Mevarchim	50:1-23[101] [102]	Haggai 2:6-15 + 23	Mk 6:17-29	Lk 3:19-20	Rom 5:1-11	Mt. 7:13-14	Jn. 6.22-25
057 – Ex. 11:1 – 12:28 = 38v. עוֹד נֶגַע אֶחָד	Kislev 26, 5784 Shabbat Chanukah Shabbat Mevarchim		30:1-13	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7					2 John 1-13 3 John 1-14
058 – Ex. 12:29-51 = 23v. וַיְהִי בַּחֲצִי הַלַּיְלָה	Tevet 4, 5784	Tammuz 5, 5787	51:1-21[103]	2 Kings 19:35 – 20:7	Mk 6:30-32	Lk 9:10a	Rom 5:12-21	Mt. 7:15-20	Jn. 6.26-29
	Tevet 10, 5784 Fast of Tevet 10 Tekufah Tevet Tevet 10 (Winter Solstice)
059 – Ex. 13:1 – 14:14 = 36v. קַדֶּשׁ-לִי	Tevet 11, 5784	Tammuz 12, 5787	52:1-11[104]	Jeremiah 31:8-16 + 19	Mk 6:33-44	Lk 9:10b-17	Rom 6:1-11	Mt. 7:21-23	Jn. 6.30-35
		Tammuz 17, 5787 Fast of Tammuz 17
060 – Ex. 14:15 – 16:3 = 47v. מַה-תִּצְעַק אֵלָי	Tevet 18, 5784 Shabbat Shira^{^[105]}	Tammuz 19, 5787 1st Sabbath of Penitence Shabbat Shira^{^[106]}	53:1-7	Is 65:24 – 66:2 + 5-10 *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	Mk 6:45-52		Rom 6:12-23	Mt. 7:24-27	Jn. 6.36-40
061 – Ex. 16:4-27 = 24v. הִנְנִי מַמְטִיר	Tevet 25, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim	Tammuz 26, 5787 2nd Sabbath of Penitence. Shabbat Mevarchim	54:1-9	Is. 58:2-11 *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2	Mk 6:53-56		Rom 7:1-12	Mt. 7:28-29	Jn. 6:41-46
062 – Ex. 16:28 – 17:16^{^[107]} = 25v. עַד-אָנָה, מֵאַנְתֶּם	Shevat 3, 5784	Av 4, 5787 Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	55:1-24[108]	Is 58:13 – 59:7 + 20 *Isaiah 1:1-27	Mk 7:1-8	Lk 11:37-44	Rom 7:13-25	Mt. 8:1-13	Jn. 6.47-51
Deuteronomy 4:25-40 Exodus 32:11-14; 34:1-11		Av 9, 5784 – Tisha B’Av	Psalms 137	Lamentations 1:1 – 5:22 Jeremiah 8:13-9:23 Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20
063 – Ex. 18:1 – 19:5 = 32v. וַיִּשְׁמַע יִתְרוֹ	Shevat 10, 5784	Av 11, 5787 1st Sabbath of Consolation (Nachamu)	56:1-14[109]	Is 33:13-22 *Isaiah 40:1-26	Mk 7:9-13	Lk 11:45-54	Rom 8:1-11	Mt. 8:14-17	Jn. 6.52-58
Deuteronomy 20:19 Deuteronomy 8:8	Shevat 15, 5784 Tu B’Shevat	Av 15, 5787 Tu B’Av
064 – Ex, 19:6 – 20:22 = 46v. וְאַתֶּם תִּהְיוּ-לִי	Shevat 17, 5784	Av 18, 5787 2nd Sabbath of Consolation	57:1-12	Is. 61:6 – 62:4 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	Mk 7:14-16		Rom 8:12-25	Mt. 8:18-22	Jn. 6.59
065 – Ex. 21:1 – 22:23 = 60v. וְאֵלֶּה, הַמִּשְׁפָּטִים	Shevat 24, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim	Av 25, 5787 3rd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	58:1-12	Is 56:1-9 + 57:19 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5	Mk 7:17-23		Rom 8:26-37	Mt. 8:23-27	Jn. 6.60-65
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25	I Adar 1, 5784 Rosh Chodesh Adar I	Elul 1, 5787[110] New year for tithing cattle.		Isaiah 66:1-24
066 – Ex. 22:24 – 23:19 = 26v.[111] אִם-כֶּסֶף תַּלְוֶה	I Adar 8, 5784	Elul 2, 5787 4^th Sabbath of Consolation.	59:1-18	Ezekiel 18:17-23 +30-32 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	Mk 7:24-30		Rom 9:1-13	Mt. 8:28-34	Jn. 6.66-71
067 – Ex. 23:20 – 24:18 = 32v. הִנֵּה אָנֹכִי שֹׁלֵחַ	I Adar 15, 5784 Shushan Purim katan	Elul 9, 5787 5^th Sabbath of Consolation.	60:1-14[112] [113]	Malachi 3:1-8, 23-24 *Isaiah 54:1-10	Mk 7:31-37		Rom 9:14-29	Mt. 9:1-8	Jn. 7.1
068 – Ex. 25:1-40 = 40v. וְיִקְחוּ-לִי תְּרוּמָה	I Adar 22, 5784	Elul 16, 5787 6^th Sabbath of Consolation.	61:1-9[114]	Haggai 2:8-15 +21-23 *Isaiah 60:1-22	Mk 8:1-4		Rom 9:30-33	Mt. 9:9	Jn. 7.2-9
		Tekufah Tishri Elul 20 (Autumnal Equinox)
Exodus 30:1-38[115]	I Adar 29, 5784 Shabbat Shekalim Shabbat Mevarchim			II Kings 11:17–12:17
069 – Ex. 26:1-30 = 30v. וְאֶת-הַמִּשְׁכָּן תַּעֲשֶׂה	II Adar 6, 5784	Elul 23, 5787 7^th Sabbath of Consolation. ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~	62:1-13	Is. 66:1-11 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9	Mk 8:5-10		Rom 10:1-21	Mt. 9:10-13	Jn. 7.10-13
	Tekufah Nisan II Adar 12 (Vernal Equinox) II Adar 25, 5784^{^[116]} (First day of creation)	Elul 25, 5787[117] (First day of creation)
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19 Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28	II Adar 13, 5784 Shabbat Zachor II Adar 14, 5784 Purim II Adar 15, 5784 Shushan Purim II Adar 20, 5784 Shabbat Parah II Adar 27, 5784 Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim	Tishri 1, 5788 Rosh HaShanah		I Samuel 15:1-34 Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
		Tishri 3, 5788 Fast of Gedalia
070 – Ex. 26:31 – 27:19 = 26v. וְעָשִׂיתָ פָרֹכֶת	Nisan 5, 5784	Tishri 8, 5788 Shabbat Shuva	63:1-12	Ezek 16:10-18, 60 *Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20	Mk 8:11-12	Lk 11:29-30	Rom 11:1-12	Mt. 9:14-17	Jn. 7.14-18
071 – Ex. 27:20 – 28:43 = 45v.[118] וְאַתָּה תְּצַוֶּה	Nisan 12, 5784 Shabbat HaGadol*	Tishri 8, 5788 Shabbat Shuva	64:1-11[119]	Hos 14:7 – Yoel 1:5 +2:14 *Malachi 3:4-24	Mk 8:13	Lk 11:31-32	Rom 11:13-24	Mt. 9:18-26	Jn. 7.19-24
	Nisan 14, 5784 Fast of the Firstborn
	Nisan 15, 5784 Passover
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[120] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[121]	Nisan 19, 5784 Shabbat Chol HaMoed Pesach Nisan 22, 5784 8^th day of Passover	Tishri 15, 5788 Succoth Tishri 22, 5788 Shemini Atzeret
072 – Ex. 29:1-46 = 46v. וְזֶה הַדָּבָר	Nisan 26, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim	Tishri 29, 5788	65:1-13[122] [123]	Is 61:6 – 62:5	Mk 8:14-21	Lk 12:1	Rom 11:25-36	Mt. 9:27-31	Jn. 7.25-30
073 – Ex. 30:1-38^{^[124]} = 38v. וְעָשִׂיתָ מִזְבֵּחַ	Iyar 3, 5784	Heshvan 6, 5788	66:1-20[125]	Mal. 1:11 – 2:7	Mk 8:22-26		Rom 12:1-21	Mt. 9:32-34	Jn. 7.31-36
074 – Ex. 31:1 – 32:14 = 32v. רְאֵה, קָרָאתִי	Iyar 10, 5784	Heshvan 13, 5788	67:1-8[126]	Is 43:7-15, 21	Mk 8:27-30	Lk 9:18-21	Rom 13:1-14	Mt. 9:35-38	Jn. 7.37-39
		Heshvan 18, 5788 (First day of the flood)
075 – Ex. 32:15 – 33:23 = 34v. וַיִּפֶן	Iyar 17, 5784	Heshvan 20, 5788	68:1-24[127]	II Sam 22:10-18, 51	Mk 8:31-33	Lk 9:22	Rom 14:1-12	Mt. 10:1	Jn. 7.40-44
	Iyar 18, 5784 Lag B’Omer
076 – Ex. 34:1-26 = 26v. פְּסָל-לְךָ	Iyar 24, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim	Heshvan 27, 5788 Shabbat Mevarchim	68:25-36	Hab. 2:2-9 + 3:18-19	Mk 8:34 – 9:1	Lk 9:23-27	Rom 14:13-23	Mt. 10:2-4	Jn. 7.45-52
077 – Ex. 34:27 – 35:29 = 38v. כְּתָב-לְךָ	Sivan 2, 5784	Kislev 4, 5788	69:1-13	Jer. 31:32-39 + 32:40-41 [128]	Mk 9:2-8	Lk 9:28-36	Rom 15:1-7	Mt. 10:5-15	Jn. 7.53-8.11
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 15:19-16:17	Sivan 6, 5784 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5784 Shavuot 2^nd day			Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
078 – Ex. 35:30 – 36:38 = 44v. רְאוּ קָרָא יהוה	Sivan 9, 5784	Kislev 11, 5788	69:14-37[129]	Is 55:13 – 56:8 + 57:15	Mk 9:9-13		Rom 15:8-21	Mt. 10:16-20	Jn. 8.12
079 – Ex. 37:1 – 38:20 = 49v. וַיַּעַשׂ בְּצַלְאֵל	Sivan 16, 5784 Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 16 (Summer Solstice)	Kislev 18, 5788 Tekufah Tevet Kislev 22 (Winter Solstice)	70:1-6^{^[130]}	Is. 41:19-27 + 42:21	Mk 9:14-29	Lk 9:37-43a	Rom 15:22-33	Mt. 10:21-25	Jn. 8.13-20
080 – Ex. 38:21 – 39:32 = 43v. אֵלֶּה פְקוּדֵי	Sivan 23, 5784 Shabbat Mevarchim		71:1-24[131]	Jer 30:18-25 + 31:7-8	Mk 9:30-32	Lk 9:43b-45	Rom 16:1-16	Mt. 10:26-31	Jn. 8.21-24
080 – Ex. 38:21 – 39:32 = 43v. אֵלֶּה פְקוּדֵי		Kislev 25, 5788 Shabbat Chanukah (Second chance for Succoth)	30:1-13	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7					3 John 1-14
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25	Sivan 30, 5784 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz			Isaiah 66:1-24
081 – Ex. 39:33 – 40:38 = 49v. וַיָּבִיאוּ אֶת-הַמִּשְׁכָּן		Tevet 2, 5788 Shabbat Chanukah	30:1-13	Sephardim: I Kings 7:13-26 Ashkenazim: I Kings 7:40-50					2 John 1-13
	Tammuz 7, 5784		72:1-20[132] [133] [134]	Is 60:13-21 + 61:9	Mk 9:33-40	Lk 9:46-48	Rom 16:17-27	Mt. 10:32-33	Jn. 8.25-29
082 – Lev. 1:1 - 3:17 = 50v. ^{^[135]} ^{^[136]} וַיִּקְרָא	Tammuz 14, 5784	Tevet 9, 5788	73:1-15 Asaph Psalms[137]	Micah 6:9-16 + 7:7-8	1 Pet 1:1-2	Lk 9:51-56	I Tim 1:1-11	Mt. 10:34-36	Jn. 8.30-36
	Tammuz 17, 5784 Fast of Tammuz 17	Tevet 10, 5788 Fast of Tevet 10
083 – Lev. 4:1-35 = 35v. נֶפֶשׁ כִּי-תֶחֱטָא	Tammuz 21, 5784 1st Sabbath of Penitence	Tevet 16, 5788	73:16-28	Ezek 18:4-13, 32 *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	1 Pet 1:3-9	Lk 9:57-58	I Tim 1:12-20	Mt.10:37-39	Jn. 8.37-38
084 – Lev. 5:1-26 = 26v. וְנֶפֶשׁ כִּי-תֶחֱטָא	Tammuz 28, 5784 2nd Sabbath of Penitence. Shabbat Mevarchim	Tevet 23, 5788	74:1-23[138]	Zech 5:3-11 + 6:14 *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2	1 Pet 1:10-12	Lk 9:59-62	I Tim 2:1-7	Mt. 10:40-42	Jn. 8.39-47
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25		Shevat 1, 5788 Rosh Chodesh Shevat		Isaiah 66:1-24
085 – Lev. 5:14 – 6:11 = 24v. נֶפֶשׁ, כִּי-תִמְעֹל	Av 6, 5784 Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	Shevat 8, 5788	75:1-11[139]	Ezek 14:12-20 + 16:62 *Isaiah 1:1-27	1 Pet 1:13-16	Lk 10:1	I Tim 2:8-15	Mt. 11:1-6	Jn. 8.48-59

086 – Lev. 6:12 – 7:38 = 50v. זֶה קָרְבַּן אַהֲרֹן	Av 13, 5784 1st Sabbath of Consolation (Nachamu)	Shevat 15, 5788 Tu B’Shevat Shabbat Shira	76:1-13[140]	Mal.3:4-12 + 18 *Isaiah 40:1-26	1 Pet 1:17-21	Lk 10:2	1 Tim 3:1-7	Mt. 11:7-10	Jn. 9.1-5
	Av 15, 5784 Tu B’Av	Shevat 15, 5788 Tu B’Shevat
087 – Lev, 8:1 -10:7 = 67v. קַח אֶת-אַהֲרֹן	Av 20, 5784 2nd Sabbath of Consolation	Shevat 22, 5788	77:1-21[141]	I Sam 2:28-36 + 3:20 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	1 Pet 1:22-25	Lk 10:3-6	1 Tim 3:8-16	Mt. 11:11-15	Jn. 9.6-7
Lev. 9:1 – 10:7
088 – Lev. 10:8 - 11:8 = 21v יַיִן וְשֵׁכָר	Av 27, 5784 3rd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	Shevat 29, 5788	78:1-21[142]	Ezek 44:21-29 + 45:15 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5	1 Pet 2:1-3	Lk 10:7-12	I Tim 4:1-11	Mt. 11:16-19	Jn. 9.8-12
089 – Lev 11:1-47 = 47v.^{^[143]} זֹאת הַחַיָּה	Elul 1, 5784 New year for tithing cattle. Elul 4, 5784 4th Sabbath of Consolation	Shevat 29, 5788	78:22-40^{^[144]}	Is. 40:16-26 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	1 Pet 2:4-8	Lk 10:13-16	I Tim 4:12-16	Mt. 11:20-24	Jn. 9.13-17
090 – Lev. 12:1 – 13:28 = 31v. אִשָּׁה כִּי תַזְרִיעַ	Elul 11, 5784 5th Sabbath of Consolation	Adar 6, 5788	78:41-55	Is 9:5-6 + 11:1-9 *Isaiah 54:1-10	1 Pet 2:9-10	Lk 10:21-24	I Tim 5:1-16	Mt. 11:25-30	Jn. 9.18-23
091 – Lev. 13:29-59 = 32 v. בְּרֹאשׁ	Elul 18, 5784 6th Sabbath of Consolation	Adar 6, 5788	78:56-72	Is 7:20 – 8:3 + 9:6 *Isaiah 60:1-22	1 Pet 2:11-12	Lk 10:38-42	I Tim 5:17-25	Mt. 12:1-8	Jn. 9.24-34
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19 Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28	Tekufah Tishri Elul 19 (Autumnal Equinox)	Adar 13, 5788 Shabbat Zachor Adar 20, 5788 Shabbat Parah Tekufah Nisan Adar 24 (Vernal Equinox) Adar 25 [145] (First day of creation) Adar 27, 5788 Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim		I Samuel 15:1-34 Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
092 – Lev. 14:1-32 = 32v. תּוֹרַת הַמְּצֹרָע	Elul 25, 5784 7th Sabbath of Consolation ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~ (First day of creation)[146]	Nisan 5, 5788	79:1-4[147]	II Kings 7:3-11 + 8:4-5 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9 Shmuel alef (1 Samuel) 20:18-42^{^[148]}	1 Pet 2:13-17	Lk 11:1-13	I Tim 6:1-10	Mt. 12:9-14	Jn. 9.35-38
	Tishri 1-2, 5785 Rosh Hashana
093 – Lev. 14:33-57 = 25v. וְנָתַתִּי נֶגַע	Tishri 3, 5785 Shabbat Shuva	Nisan 12, 5788 Shabbat HaGadol	79:5-13	Is 5:8-16 + 6:3 Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20 Malachi 3:4-24	1 Pet 2:18-20	Lk 11:5-13	I Tim 6:11-16	Mt. 12:15-21	Jn. 9.39-41
	Tishri 4, 5785 Fast of Gedalia	Nisan 14, 5788 Fast of the Firstborn
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[149] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[150]	Tishri 10, 5785 Yom Kippur – Lev 16:1-34 Tishri 15-22 Succoth Tishri 17, 5785 Shabbat Chol HaMoed Succoth	Nisan 19, 5788 Chol HaMoed Pesach Nisan 22, 5788 8^th day of Passover
094 – Lev. 15:1-24 = 24v. אִישׁ אִישׁ, כִּי	Tishri 24, 5785 Shabbat Mevarchim	Nisan 26, 5788 Shabbat Mevarchim	80:1-7[151]	Hos 6:1-11	1 Pet 2:21-25	Lk 11:27-28	I Tim 6:17-21	Mt. 12:22-30	Jn. 10.1-6
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25	Heshvan 1, 5785 Rosh Chodesh Heshvan			Isaiah 66:1-24
095 – Lev. 15:25 – 16:34 = 43v.^{^[152]} וְאִשָּׁה כִּי-יָזוּב	Heshvan 8, 5785	Iyar 3, 5788	80:8-20^{^[153]}	Ez. 16:9-14 +59-62	1 Pet 3:1-7	Lk 12:2-9 Lk 12:13-21	2 Tim 1:1-14	Mt. 12:30-37	Jn. 10.7-10
096 – Lev. 17:1 - 18:5 = 21v אֲשֶׁר יִשְׁחַט	Heshvan 15, 5785	Iyar 10, 5788	81:1-17[154]	Is 66:1-11	1 Pet 3:8-17	Lk 12:22-34	2 Tim 1:15-18	Mt. 12:38-50	Jn. 10.11-13
	Heshvan 18, 5785 (First full day of the flood)
097 – Lev. 18:1-30 = 30v. כְּמַעֲשֵׂה אֶרֶץ-מִצְרַיִם	Heshvan 22, 5785	Iyar 17, 5788	82:1-8[155]	Jer 10:2-11	1 Pet 3:18 – 4:6	Lk 12:54-59	2 Tim 2:1-10	Mt. 13:1-9	Jn. 10.14-16
		Iyar 18, 5788 Lag B’Omer
098 – Lev. 19:1-22 = 22v. “You will be holy” קְדֹשִׁים תִּהְיוּ	Heshvan 29, 5785 Shabbat Mevarchim	Iyar 24, 5788 Shabbat Mevarchim	83:1-19	Is 4:3 – 5:5, 16	1 Pet 4:7-11	Lk 13:10-17	2 Tim 2:11-21	Mt. 13:10-16	Jn. 10.17-18
099 – Lev. 19:23 – 20:27 = 42v. “And plant all [kinds] of trees” וּנְטַעְתֶּם כָּל-עֵץ	Kislev 6, 5785	Sivan 2, 5788	84:1-13 Korach	Is 65:22 – 66:2, 4-5, 10-11	1 Pet 4:12-19	Lk 13:20-21	2 Tim 2:22-26	Mt. 13:17-23	Jn. 10.19-21
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 15:19-16:17		Sivan 6, 5788 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5788 Shavuot 2^nd day		Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
100 – Lev. 21:1 – 22:16 = 40v. אֱמֹר אֶל-הַכֹּהֲנִים	Kislev 13, 5785	Sivan 9, 5788	85:1-14 Korach	Ezek 44:25 – 45:2, 15	1 Pet 5:1-4	Lk 13:22-30	2 Tim 3:1-9	Mt. 13:24-32	Jn. 10.22-30
101 – Lev. 22:17 – 23:8 = 25v. אֲשֶׁר יַקְרִיב	Kislev 20, 5785 Tekufah Tevet Kislev 21 (Winter Solstice)	Sivan 16, 5788	86:1-7[156]	Joel 4:13-21	1 Pet 5:5-11	Lk 13:31-35	2 Tim 3:10-17	Mt. 13:33-35	Jn. 10.31-39
102 – Lev. 23:9-32 = 24v. וּקְצַרְתֶּם	Kislev 25, 5783 Chanukah (2^nd chance for Succoth)	Sivan 23, 5788 Shabbat Mevarchim	86:8-13	Josh 5:11-15 + 6:23-27	1 Pet 5:12-14	Lk 14:1-6	2 Tim 4:1-8	Mt. 13:36-43	Jn. 10.40-42
102 – Lev. 23:9-32 = 24v. וּקְצַרְתֶּם	Kislev 27, 5785 Shabbat Chanukah Shabbat Mevarchim	Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 28 (Summer Solstice)	30:1-13	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7					3 John 1-14 2 John 1-13 John 10:22-42[157]
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25		Sivan 30, 5788 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz		Isaiah 66:1-24
103 – Lev. 23:15-44 = 30v. וּסְפַרְתֶּם לָכֶם	Tevet 4, 5785	Tammuz 7, 5788	86:8-17	Joshua 5:11 – 6:4, 27 ~~Hos 14:7-10 + Joel 2:21-27~~	2 Pet 1:1-2 Mk 2:23-28[158]	Lk 14:7-14 Lk 6:1-5	2 Tim 4:9-18	Mt.13:44-50 Mt 12:1-8	Jn. 11.1-4
	Tevet 10, 5785 Fast of Tevet 10
104 – Lev. 24:1 – 25:13 = 36 v.[159] שֶׁמֶן זַיִת	Tevet 11, 5785	Tammuz 14, 5788	87:1-7^{^[160]} [161] Korach	Jer 11:16 – 12:2 + 15:15-16	2 Pet 1:3-4	Lk 14:15-24	2 Tim 4: 19-22	Mt. 13:51-52	Jn. 11.5-10
		Tammuz 17, 5788 Fast of Tammuz 17
105 – Lev. 25:14-34 = 21v. וְכִי-תִמְכְּרוּ	Tevet 18, 5785	Tammuz 21, 5788 1st Sabbath of Penitence	88:1-19[162] Korach	Isaiah 24:2-8, 13-15 *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	2 Pet 1:5-7	Lk 14:25-33	Titus 1:1-9	Mt. 13:53-58	Jn. 11.11-16
106 – Lev. 25:35 – 26:2 = 23v. וְכִי-יָמוּךְ אָחִיךָ	Tevet 25, 5785 Shabbat Mevarchim	Tammuz 28, 5788 2nd Sabbath of Penitence. Shabbat Mevarchim	89:1-19	Isaiah 35:3-10 *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2	2 Pet 1:8-11	Lk 15:1-10	Titus 1:10-16	Mt. 14:1-12	Jn. 11.17-27
107 – Lev. 26:3-46 = 44v.^{^[163]} אִם-בְּחֻקֹּתַי	Shevat 3, 5785	Av 6, 5788 Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	89:20-38	Is 1:19-20, 24-27 + 2:2-5 *Isaiah 1:1-27	2 Pet 1:12-15	Lk 15:11-32	Titus 2:1-15	Mt. 14:13-21	Jn. 11.28-37
108 – Lev. 27:1-34 = 34v. אִישׁ, כִּי יַפְלִא	Shevat 10, 5785	Av 13, 5788 1st Sabbath of Consolation (Nachamu)	89:39-53[164]	Judges 11:30-40 *Isaiah 40:1-26	2 Pet 1:16-18	Lk 16:1-8	Titus 3:1-15	Mt. 14:22-36	Jn. 11.38-44
	Shevat 15, 5785 Tu B’Shevat	Av 15, 5788 Tu B’Av[165]
109 – Num. 1:1-54 = 54v.[166] בְּמִדְבַּר סִינַי	Shevat 17, 5785	Av 20, 5788 2nd Sabbath of Consolation.	90:1-17[167] Moses’ psalm	Hos 2:16-25 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	2 Pet 1:19-21	Lk 16:9-11	Phil 1:1-11	Mt. 15:1-20	Jn. 11.45-53
110 – Num. 2:1-34 = 34v. אִישׁ עַל-דִּגְלוֹ	Shevat 17, 5785	Av 27, 5788 3rd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	91:1-16	Is 55:13 – 56:8 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5	2 Pet 2:1-3a	Lk 16:12-13	Phil 1:12-30	Mt. 15:21-31	Jn. 11.54
111 – Num. 3:1 – 4:16 = 67v. וְאֵלֶּה תּוֹלְדֹת אַהֲרֹן	Shevat 24, 5785 Shabbat Mevarchim	Elul 1, 5788 New year for tithing cattle. Elul 4, 5788 4^th Sabbath of Consolation.	92:1-16	Is 45:19 – 46:2 + 13 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	2 Pet 2:3b-9	Lk 16:14-18	Phil 2:1-11	Mt. 15:32-39	Jn. 11.55-57
112 – Num. 4:17 – 5:10 = 43v. אַל-תַּכְרִיתוּ	Shevat 24, 5785 Shabbat Mevarchim	Elul 11, 5788 5^th Sabbath of Consolation.	93:1-5	Zeph 3:7-15, 20 *Isaiah 54:1-10 ~~Isaiah~~ ~~48:9-19~~[168]	2 Pet 2:10-16	Lk 16:19-31	Phil 2:12-30	Mt. 16:1-12	Jn. 12.1-8
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25 Exodus 30:1-38 Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19	Adar 1, 5785 Rosh Chodesh Adar Shabbat Shekalim Adar 8, 5785 Shabbat Zachor			Isaiah 66:1-24 II Kings 11:17–12:17 I Samuel 15:1-34
113 – Num. 5:11-31 = 21v. כִּי-תִשְׂטֶה	Adar 15, 5785 Shushan Purim	Elul 18, 5788 6^th Sabbath of Consolation.	94:1-15[169]	Hos 4:14 – 5:2 + 6:1-2 *Isaiah 60:1-22	2 Pet 2:17-22	Lk 17:3b-4	Phil 3:1-11	Mt. 16:13-28	Jn. 12.9-11
114 – Num. 6:1-21 = 21v. כִּי יַפְלִא לִנְדֹּר	Adar 15, 5785 Shushan Purim	Elul 25, 5788 7^th Sabbath of Consolation. ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~ (First day of creation)[170]	94:16-23	Judges 13:2-14 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9	2 Pet 3:1-2	Lk 17:5-10	Phil 3:12-21	Mt. 17:1-13	Jn. 12.12-15
Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28	Adar 22, 5785 Shabbat Parah Tekufah Nisan Adar 16 (Vernal Equinox) Adar 25[171] (First day of creation) Adar 29, 5785 Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim	Tishri 1, 5789 Rosh HaShana Tekufah Tishri 2 (Autumnal Equinox))		Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
115 – Num. 6:22 – 7:47 = 53v.[172] [173] כֹּה תְבָרְכוּ	Nisan 7, 5785	Tishri 3, 5789 Shabbat Shuvah Tishri 4, 5789 Fast of Gedalia	95:1-11[174]	I Kings 8:54-63 (Isaiah 44:3[175]) *Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20	2 Pet 3:3-7	Lk 17:11-19	Phil 4:1-23	Mt. 17:14-23	Jn. 12.16-19
	Nisan 12, 5785 Fast of the Firstborn		95:1-11[174]		2 Pet 3:3-7	Lk 17:11-19	Phil 4:1-23	Mt. 17:14-23	Jn. 12.16-19
116 – Num. 7:48-89 = 42v. בַּיּוֹם, הַשְּׁבִיעִי	Nisan 14, 5785 Shabbat HaGadol		96:1-13	Judges 5:14-22, 31 *Malachi 3:4-24	2 Pet 3:8-10	Lk 17-20-21	Col 1:1-14	Mt. 17:24-27	Jn. 12.20-26
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[176] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[177]	Nisan 21, 5785 Passover Nisan 22, 5785 8t day of Passover	Tishri 10, 5789 Yom Kippur Tishri 17, 5789 Chol HaMoed Succoth
117 – Num. 8:1 – 9:23 = 49v.[178] בְּהַעֲלֹתְךָ	Nisan 28, 5785 Shabbat Mevarchim	Tishri 24, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	97:1-12[179]	Zech 4:1-9 + 6:12-13	2 Pet 3:11-16	Lk 18:1-8	Col 1:15-29	Mt. 18:1-14	Jn. 12.27-36a
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25		Heshvan 1, 5789 Rosh Chodesh Heshvan		Isaiah 66:1-24
118 – Num. 10:1 – 11:15 = 51v.[180] [181] עֲשֵׂה לְךָ, שְׁתֵּי חֲצוֹצְרֹת	Iyar 5, 5785	Heshvan 8, 5789	98:1-9[182]	Is 27:13 – 28:8, 16	2 Pet 3:17-18	Lk 18:9-14	Col 2:1-15	Mt. 18:15-35	Jn. 12.36b-40
119 – Num. 11:16-22 = 7v.[183] אֶסְפָה-לִּי	Iyar 12, 5785	Heshvan 15, 5789	99:1-9[184]	Yoel 2:16-24, 27	Mk 9:41-48	Lk 17:1-3a	Col 2:16-23	Mt. 19:1-2	Jn. 12.41-43
	Iyar 18, 5785 Lag B’Omer	Heshvan 18, 5789 (First day of the flood)
120 – Num. 11:23 – 12:16 = 36v. הֲיַד יהוה תִּקְצָר	Iyar 19, 5785	Heshvan 22, 5789	100:1-5[185]	Is 50:2-10 +51:1-3	Mk 9:49-50	Lk 14:34-35	Col 3:1-11	Mt. 19:3-6	Jn. 12.44-50
121 – Num. 13:1 – 14:10 = 43v. שְׁלַח-לְךָ	Iyar 26, 5785	Heshvan 29, 5789	101:1-8	Joshua 2:1-9, 23-24	Mk 10:1-9	Lk 16:18	Col 3:12-25	Mt. 19:7-9	Jn. 13.1-11
122 – Num. 14:11-45 = 35v. עַד-אָנָה יְנַאֲצֻנִי	Sivan 4, 5785	Kislev 7, 5789	102:1-12	Is 52:5-12 + 54:7-8	Mk 10:10-12	Lk 18:15-17	Col 4:1-18	Mt. 19:10-12	Jn. 13.12-17
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 15:19-16:17	Sivan 6, 5785 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5785 Shavuot 2^nd day			Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
123 – Num. 15:1-41 = 41v. כִּי תָבֹאוּ, אֶל-אֶרֶץ	Sivan 11, 5785	Kislev 14, 5789	102:13-23	Is 56:3-8 + 57:15-16, 18-19	Mk 10:13-16	Lk 18:18-23	Ber. 1:1-14	Mt. 19:13-15	Jn. 13.18-20
124 – Num. 16:1 – 17:15 = 50v.[186] וַיִּקַּח קֹרַח	Sivan 18, 5785	Kislev 21, 5789	102:24-29	Hos 10:2-12	Mk 10:17-22	Lk 18:18-23	Ber. 2:1-18	Mt. 19:16-22	Jn. 13.21-30
125 – Num. 17:16–18:32 = 45v. וְקַח מֵאִתָּם מַטֶּה	Sivan 25, 5785[187] Shabbat Mevarchim Tekufah Tammuz Sivan 26 (Summer Solstice)	Kislev 25, 5783 Chanukah (2^nd chance for Succoth)	103:1-5	Is 11:1-10	Mk 10:23-31	Lk 18:24-30	Ber. 3:1-11	Mt. 19:23-30	Jn. 13.31-35
		Kislev 28, 5789 Shabbat Chanukah Shabbat Mevarchim Tekufah Tevet Tevet 4 (Winter Solstice)	30:1-13	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7					3 John 1-14 2 John 1-13
126 – Num. 18:25 – 19:22 = 30v. וְאֶל-הַלְוִיִּם	Tammuz 2, 5785	Tevet 5, 5789	103:6-9	Is 62:8-12 + 63:1-6	Mk 10:32:34	Lk 18:31-34	Ber 3:12-19	Mt. 20:1-16	Jn. 13.36-38
		Tevet 10, 5789 Fast of Tevet 10
127 – Num. 19:1 – 20:13 = 35v. זֹאת חֻקַּת	Tammuz 9, 5785	Tevet 12, 5789	103:10-14	Judges 11:1-11	Mk 10:35:41	Lk 12:49-53	Ber. 4:1-16	Mt. 20:17-19	Jn. 14.1-7
128 – Num. 20:14 – 22:1 = 52v. וַיִּשְׁלַח מֹשֶׁה	Tammuz 9, 5785	Tevet 12, 5789	103:15-22	Judges 11:12-21 (Obadiah 1[188])	Mk 10:42-45	Lk 22:24-30	Ber. 5:1-14	Mt. 20:20-34	Jn. 14.8-11
129 – Num. 22:2 – 23:9 = 50v. וַיַּרְא בָּלָק	Tammuz 16, 5785	Tevet 19, 5789	104:1-12	Micah 7:16-20+Nahum 1:7, 2:1-3	Mk 10:46-52	Lk 19:1-10	Ber. 6:1-20	Mt. 21:1-11	Jn. 14.12-14
130 – Num. 23:10 – 24:25 = 46v. מִי מָנָה	Tammuz 16, 5785	Tevet 19, 5789	104:13-18	Is 49:23-25 + 50 4-10	Mk 11:1-11	Lk 19:28-40 Lk 19:41-44	Ber. 7:1-14	Mt. 21:12-22	Jn. 14.15-17
	Tammuz 17, 5785 Fast of Tammuz 17
131 – Num. 25:1- 26:3 = 21v. וַיֵּשֶׁב יִשְׂרָאֵל	Tammuz 23, 5785 1st Sabbath of Penitence Shabbat Mevarchim	Tevet 26, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	104:19-26	Joel 4:18-21 + Amos 1:1-8 *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	Mk 11:12-14	Lk 13:1-9	Ber. 8:1-13	Mt. 21:23-45	Jn. 14.18-24
132 – Num. 25:10 – 26:18 = 26v. פִּינְחָס בֶּן-אֶלְעָזָר		Tevet 26, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	104:27-35	Mal 2:5-7 + 3:1-6, 10	Mk 11:15-19	Lk 19:45-48	Ber. 9:1-14	Mt. 22:1-14	Jn. 14.25-31
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25	Av 1, 5785 Rosh Chodesh Av 2nd Sabbath of Penitence.		104:1-35[189] [190] Shir Shel Yom - Rosh Chodesh	Isaiah 66:1-24 *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2
133 – Num. 26:19-51 = 34 v. בְּנֵי יְהוּדָה	Av 8, 5785 Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	Shevat 4, 5789	105:1-6[191]	Josh 14:6-15 *Isaiah 1:1-27	Mk 11:20-26		Ber. 9:15-28	Mt. 22:15-22	Jn. 15.1-11
134 – Num. 26:52 – 27:14 = 24v.[192] לָאֵלֶּה, תֵּחָלֵק	Av 8, 5785 Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	Shevat 4, 5789	105:7-11	Is 57:13-19 + 58:12-14	Mk 11:27-33	Lk 20:1-8	Ber. 10:1-10	Mt. 22:23-33	Jn. 15-12-17
135 – Num. 27:15 – 28:25 = 33v. יִפְקֹד יהוה	Av 15, 5785 Tu B’Av 1st Sabbath of Consolation (Nachamu)	Shevat 11, 5789	105:12-22	Josh 13:7-14 + 14:4-5 *Isaiah 40:1-26	Mk 12:1-12	Lk 20:9-19	Ber. 10:11-25	Mt. 22:34-46	Jn. 15.18-27
136 – Num. 28:26 – 30:1 = 46v. וּבַיּוֹם, הַשְּׁבִיעִי	Av 15, 5785 Tu B’Av 1st Sabbath of Consolation (Nachamu)	Shevat 11, 5789	105:23-36	Mal 3:4, 13-18, 22-24	Mk 12:13-17	Lk 20:20-26	Ber. 10:26-39	Mt. 23:1-12	Jn. 16.1-4a
		Shevat 15, 5789 Tu B’Shevat
137 – Num. 30:2- 31:5^{^[193]} = 21v. רָאשֵׁי הַמַּטּוֹת	Av 22, 5785 2nd Sabbath of Consolation	Shevat 18, 5789	105:37-45	Is 45:23-25 + 46:3-5, 8-11 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	Mk 12:18-27	Lk 20:27-40	Ber. 11:1-16	Mt. 23:13-15	Jn. 16.4b-11
138 – Num. 31:1-24 = 24v. נְקֹם, נִקְמַת	Av 29, 5785 3rd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	Shevat 18, 5789	106:1-5[194] [195]	Ezek 25:14- 26:1-6 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5	Mk 12:28-34	Lk 10:25-37	Ber. 11:17-31	Mt. 23:16-22	Jn. 16.12-15
Exodus 30:1-38	Elul 1, 5785 New year for tithing cattle.	Shevat 25, 5789 Shabbat Shekalim Shabbat Mevarchim		II Kings 11:17–12:17
139 – Num. 31:25-54 = 30v. שָׂא, אֵת רֹאשׁ	Elul 6, 5785 4th Sabbath of Consolation	Adar 2, 5789	106:6-18	Is 49:24 – 50:7 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	Mk 12:35-37a	Lk 20:41-44	Ber. 11:32-40	Mt. 23:23-24	Jn. 16.16-24
140 – Num. 32:1-42 = 42v. וּמִקְנֶה רַב	Elul 13, 5785 5th Sabbath of Consolation	Adar 2, 5789	106:19-27	Josh 22:8-12, 21-24, 26-27, 29 *Isaiah 54:1-10	Mk 12:37b-40	Lk 20:45-47	Ber. 12:1-17	Mt. 23:25-26	Jn. 16.25-28
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19		Adar 9, 5789 Shabbat Zachor		I Samuel 15:1-34
141 – Num. 33:1-56 = 56v. אֵלֶּה מַסְעֵי	Elul 20, 5785 6th Sabbath of Consolation	Adar 16, 5789	106:28-33	Is 11:16 – 12:6 + 14:1-2 *Isaiah 60:1-22	Mk 12:41-44	Lk 21:1-4	Ber. 12:18-29	Mt. 23:27-28	Jn. 16.29-33
	Elul 25 (First day of creation)[196]		106:34-39	Ezek 45:1-8, 14-15 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9	Mk 13:1-2	Lk 21:5-6	Ber. 13:1-17	Mt. 23:29-32	Jn. 17.1-5
142 – Num. 34:1 – 35:8 = 37v. זֹאת הָאָרֶץ	Elul 27, 5785 7th Sabbath of Consolation ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~ Tekufah Tishri Elul 29 (Autumnal Equinox)		106:34-39	Ezek 45:1-8, 14-15 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9	Mk 13:1-2	Lk 21:5-6	Ber. 13:1-17	Mt. 23:29-32	Jn. 17.1-5
Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28	Tishri 1, 5786 Rosh HaShana	Adar 23, 5789 Shabbat Parah Shabbat Mevarchim Adar 25[197] (First day of creation) Nisan 1, 5789 Rosh Chodesh Nisan Shabbat HaChodesh		Isaiah 66:1-24
	Tishri 3, 5786 Fast of Gedalia	Tekufah Nisan Nisan 6 (Vernal Equinox)
143 – Num. 35:9 – 36:13 = 39v. וְהִקְרִיתֶם לָכֶם	Tishri 5, 5786 Shabbat Shuvah	Nisan 8, 5789 Shabbat HaGadol Nisan 14, 5789 Fast of the Firstborn	106:40-48[198]	Josh 20:1-9 + 21:3 Malachi 3:4-24 Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20	Mk 13:3-8	Lk 21:7-11	Ber. 13:18-25	Mt. 23:33-39	Jn. 17.6-19
144 – Deut. 1:1 – 2:1 = 47v.[199] אֵלֶּה הַדְּבָרִים	Tishri 12, 5786		107:1-32[200] [201]	Zech 8:16-23 + 9:9-10	Mk 13:9-13	Lk 12:11-12 Lk 21:12-19	Jam. 1:1	Mt. 24:1-35	Jn. 17.20-26
	Tishri 15, 5786 Succoth
Deut. 15:19 – 16:17 – weekday[202] Deut. 14:22-16:17 - Shabbat[203]	Tishri 19, 5786 Chol HaMoed Succoth Tishri 22, 5786 Shemini Atzeret	Nisan 15, 5789 Pesach Nisan 22, 5789 Pesach 8^th day
145 – Deut. 2:2-30 = 29v. רַב-לָכֶם	Tishri 26, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Nisan 29, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	107:33-43	Obad 1:21 + Micah 3:9 – 4:5	Mk 13:14-20	Lk 21:20-24	Jam. 1:2-4	Mt. 24:36-44	Jn. 18.1-11
146 – Deut. 2:31 – 3:22 = 29v. רְאֵה הַחִלֹּתִי	Tishri 26, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Nisan 29, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	108:1-14	Josh 10:12-21	Mk 13:21-23	Lk 17:22-37	Jam. 1:5-8	Mt. 24-45-51	Jn. 18.12-14
147 - Deut. 3:23 – 4:24 = 31v.^{^[204]} וָאֶתְחַנַּן	Heshvan 3, 5786	Iyar 6, 5789	109:1-31[205]	Is 33:2-6, 17, 19-22	Mk 13:24-31	Lk 21:25-28 Lk 21:29-33	Jam. 1:9-11	Mt. 25:1-13	Jn. 18.15-18
148 – Deut. 4:25-49 = 25v. כִּי-תוֹלִיד	Heshvan 3, 5786	Iyar 6, 5789	110:1[206]- 111:10[207]	Jer 31:20-33[208]	Mk 13:32-37	Lk 12:35-48 Lk 19:11-27 Lk 21:34-36 Lk 21:37-38	Jam. 1:12	Mt. 25:14-30	Jn. 18.19-24
149 – Deut. 4:41 – 6:3 = 45v. אָז יַבְדִּיל	Heshvan 10, 5786	Iyar 13, 5789	112:1[209] - 113:9	Josh 20:7- 21:8	Mk 14:1-2	Lk 22:1-2	Jam. 1:13-15	Mt 25:31-46	Jn. 18.25-27
150 – Deut. 6:4 – 7:11 = 33v. שְׁמַע, יִשְׂרָאֵל	Heshvan 10, 5786	Iyar 13, 5789	114:1- 115:17[210] [211]	Zech 14:9-11, 16-21	Mk 14:3-9	Lk 7:36-50	Jam. 1:16-18	Mt. 26:1-5	Jn. 18.28-32
		Iyar 18, 5789 Lag B’Omer
151 – Deut. 7:12 – 8:20 = 35v. וְהָיָה עֵקֶב	Heshvan 17, 5786	Iyar 20, 5789	116:1- 117:2[212]	Is 54:10-11 + 55:6-13	Mk 14:10-11	Lk 22:3-6	Jam. 1:19-21	Mt. 26:6-13	Jn. 18.33-38a
152 – Deut. 9:1-29 = 29v. אַתָּה עֹבֵר	Heshvan 17, 5786	Iyar 20, 5789	118:1-29	Josh 1:10-18	Mk 14:12-16	Lk 22:7-14	Jam. 1:22-25	Mt. 26:14-16	Jn. 18.38b-40
	Heshvan 18, 5786 (First day of the flood)
153 – Deut. 10:1 – 11:9 = 31v. בָּעֵת הַהִוא אָמַר	Heshvan 24, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Iyar 27, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	119:1-24	I Kings 8:9-18	Mk 14:17-21	Lk 22:21-23	Jam. 1:26-27	Mt. 26:17-19	Jn. 19.1-11
154 – Deut. 11:10 – 12:19 = 42v. כִּי הָאָרֶץ, אֲשֶׁר	Heshvan 24, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Iyar 27, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	119:25-48	I Kings 21:2-4, 7-8, 11-13, 17-18	Mk 14:22-25	Lk 22:15-20	Jam. 2:1-7	Mt. 26:20-30	Jn. 19.12-16
155 – Deut. 12:20–13:12 = 24v. כִּי-יַרְחִיב	Kislev 2, 5786	Sivan 5, 5789	119:49-72	Is 54:2-9 + 17	Mk 14:26-31	Lk 22:31-34	Jam. 2:8-11	Mt. 26:31-35	Jn. 19.17-22
156 – Deut. 13:2 - 14:3 = 21v. כִּי-יָקוּם בְּקִרְבְּךָ	Kislev 2, 5786	Sivan 5, 5789	119:73-96	Is 63:8-16 + 64:7-8	Mk 14:32-42	Lk 22:39-46	Jam. 2:12-13	Mt. 26:36-46	Jn. 19.23-24
Exodus 19:1 – 20:26 Deuteronomy 15:19-16:17		Sivan 6, 5789 Shavuot Sivan 7, 5789 Shavuot 2^nd day		Ezekiel 1:1-28; 3:12 Ruth Habakkuk 2:20-3:19
157 – Deut. 14:1 – 15:6^{^[213]} = 35v. בָּנִים אַתֶּם	Kislev 9, 5786	Sivan 12, 5789	119:97-120[214]	Is 63:8-16 + 65:9	Mk 14:43-52	Lk 22:47-53	Jam. 2:14-17	Mt. 26:47-50	Jn. 19.25-27
158 - Deut. 15:7 – 16:17^{^[215]} = 34v. כִּי-יִהְיֶה בְךָ אֶבְיוֹן	Kislev 9, 5786	Sivan 12, 5789	119:121-152	Amos 8:4-10 + 9:13-16 (Isaiah 29:19[216])	Mk 14:53-65!!	Lk 22:54-62	Jam. 2:18-19	Mt. 26:51-54	Jn. 19.27-30
159 - Deut.16:18–17:17 = 21v שֹׁפְטִים וְשֹׁטְרִים	Kislev 16, 5786	Sivan 19, 5789	119:153-176	Is 56:1-9 + 57:19	Mk 14:55-65	Lk 22:63-71	Jam. 2:20-24	Mt. 26:55-56	Jn. 19.31-37
160 - Deut.17:14–18:19 = 26v אָשִׂימָה עָלַי מֶלֶךְ	Kislev 16, 5786	Sivan 19, 5789	120:1[217] – 122:9[218] Ps. of Ascent	Is 33:22 – 34:8	Mk 14:66-72		Jam. 2:25-26	Mt. 26:57-68	Jn. 19.38-42
161 - Deut. 18:14 – 20:9 = 39v. כִּי הַגּוֹיִם הָאֵלֶּה	Kislev 23, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Sivan 26, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim	123:1 -125:5	Mic 5:11 - 6:8	Mk 15:1-5	Lk 23:1-16	Jam. 3:1-2	Mt. 26:69-75	Jn. 20.1-2
Deut. 20:1 –20:9[219]	Kislev 23, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim
162 - Deut. 20:10 –21:14 = 25v כִּי-תִקְרַב אֶל-עִיר	Kislev 30, 5786 Shabbat Chanukah Rosh Chodesh Tevet Tekufah Tevet Tevet 2 (Winter Solstice)		126:1 -128:6[220]	Is 66:12-22	Mk 15:6-15	Lk 23:26-32	Jam. 3:3-6	Mt. 27:1-2	Jn. 20:3-10
			30:1-13	Zechariah 2:14 – 4:7					3 John 1-14 2 John 1-13
163 - Deut. 21:10 – 22:7 = 21v כִּי-תֵצֵא לַמִּלְחָמָה	Tevet 7, 5786	Tammuz 3, 5789	129:1 – 131:3	Is 2:4-7 + 12-17	Mk 15:16-21	Lk 23:26-32	Jam. 3:7-11	Mt. 27:3-10	Jn. 20.11-18
164 - Deut. 22:6 – 23:9 = 33v.^{^[221]} כִּי יִקָּרֵא קַן-צִפּוֹר	Tevet 7, 5786	Tammuz 3, 5789	132:1-18	Is 31:5-9 + 32:14-18	Mk 15:22-28	Lk 23:33-34	Jam. 3:12	Mt. 27:11-14	Jn. 20.19-20
	Tevet 10, 5786 Fast of Tevet 10	Tekufah Tammuz Tammuz 9 (Summer Solstice)
165 - Deut. 23:10 – 24:4 = 21v. כִּי-תֵצֵא מַחֲנֶה	Tevet 14, 5786	Tammuz 10, 5789	133:1 - 134:3	Is 1:16-26	Mk 15:29-32	Lk 23:35-43	Jam. 3:13-18	Mt. 27:15-20	Jn. 20.21-23
166 – Deut. 23:22 – 24:18 = 23v כִּי-תִדֹּר נֶדֶר	Tevet 14, 5786	Tammuz 17, 5789 Fast of Tammuz 17	135:1-21[222]	Is 19:21-25 + 21:6-10	Mk 15:33-39	Lk 23:44-48	Jam. 4:1-6	Mt. 27:21-23	Jn. 20.24-25
167 – Deut. 24:19 – 25:19^{^[223]} = 23v. כִּי תִקְצֹר	Tevet 21, 5786	Tammuz 24, 5789 Shabbat Mevarchim 1st Sabbath of Penitence	136:1-26[224]	Hos 10:12 – 11:4 + 10-11 *Jeremiah 1:1 – 2:3	Mk 15:40-41	Lk 23:49	Jam. 4:7-10	Mt. 27:24-26	Jn. 20.26-29
168 – Deut. 26:1 – 27:26 = 45v. וְהָיָה, כִּי-תָבוֹא	Tevet 28, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Av 2, 5789 2nd Sabbath of Penitence.	137:1[225]- 138:8	Ezek 44:30 – 45:8 + Isaiah 61:1-2^{^[226]} [227] *Jeremiah 2:4-28 + 4:1-2	Mk 15:42-47	Lk 23:50-56	Jam. 4:11-12	Mt. 27:27-31	Jn. 20.30-31
169 – Deut. 28:1 – 29:8 = 77v. וְהָיָה, אִם-שָׁמוֹעַ	Tevet 28, 5786 Shabbat Mevarchim	Av 9, 5789 Tisha B’Av Shabbat Chazon 3rd Sabbath of Penitence	139:1-24[228]	Is 55:2-11 *Isaiah 1:1-27	Mk 16:1-8	Lk 24:1-8	Jam. 4:13-17	Mt. 27:32-44	Jn. 21.1-3
		Av 15, 5789 Tu B’Av
170 – Deut. 29:9 – 30:10 = 30 v.^{^[229]} אַתֶּם נִצָּבִים	Shevat 6, 5786	Av 16, 5789 1st Sabbath of Consolation (Nachamu)	140:1[230]- 142:8	Josh 24:1-8, 12-13 *Isaiah 40:1-26	Mk 16:9-11	Lk 24:9-12	Jam. 5:1-6	Mt. 27:45-56	Jn. 21.4-8
171 – Deut. 30:11 – 31:13 = 23v. כִּי הַמִּצְוָה הַזֹּאת	Shevat 6, 5786	Av 23, 5789 2nd Sabbath of Consolation. Shabbat Mevarchim	143:1- 144:15	Is 48:14-22 + 49:26 *Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3	Mk 16:12-13	Lk 24:13-35	Jam. 5:7-11	Mt. 27:57-61	Jn. 21-9-14
Numbers 27:15 – 28:25		Av 30, 5789 Rosh Chodesh Elul 3rd Sabbath of Consolation. Elul 1, 5789 New year for tithing cattle.		Isaiah 66:1-24 *Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5
172 – Deut. 31:14 - 32:4 = 21v הֵן קָרְבוּ יָמֶיךָ	Shevat 13, 5786	Elul 7, 5789 4th Sabbath of Consolation	145:1-21	I Kings 2:1-12 *Isaiah 51:12 – 52:12	Mk 16:14-16	Lk 24:36-43	Jam. 5:12	Mt. 27:62-65	Jn. 21.15-19
	Shevat 15, 5786 Tu B’Shevat
173 – Deut. 32:1-52 = 52v. הַאֲזִינוּ הַשָּׁמַיִם	Shevat 20, 5786	Elul 14, 5789 5th Sabbath of Consolation	146:1 –147:20[231]	Is 1:2-9 + 16-27 *Isaiah 54:1-10	Mk 16:17-18	Lk 10:17-20	Jam. 5:13-18	Mt. 28:1-10	Jn. 21.24
174 – Deut. 33:1 – 34:12 = 41v.^{^[232]} Gen. 1:1-8 וְזֹאת הַבְּרָכָה	Shevat 20, 5786	Elul 21, 5789 6th Sabbath of Consolation	148:1-149:9	Josh 1:1-9 *Isaiah 60:1-22	Mk 16:19-20	Lk 24:44-53	Jam. 5:19-20	Mt. 28:11-15	Jn. 21.25
Exodus 30:1-38	Shevat 27, 5786 Shabbat Shekalim Shabbat Mevarchim	Elul 25 (First day of creation)[233]		II Kings 11:17–12:17
175 – Gen. 1:1 – 2:3 בְּרֵאשִׁית	Adar 4, 5786	Elul 28, 5789 7th Sabbath of Consolation. ~~Shabbat Mevarchim~~	150:1-9[234]	Is. 42:5-13, 21 *Isaiah 61:10 – 63:9	Mk. 1:1-2	Lk 1:1 – 2:50	Acts 1:1-4	Mt. 28:16-20	Jn 1:1-5
Deuteronomy 24 :19 – 25:19 Numbers 19:1 – 20:13 Exodus 11:1 – 12:28	Adar 11, 5786 Shabbat Zachor Adar 18, 5786 Shabbat Parah Adar 25, 5786 Shabbat HaChodesh Shabbat Mevarchim Adar 25[235] (First day of creation)	Tishri 1, 5790 – Leap Year Rosh HaShana		I Samuel 15:1-34 Ezekiel 36:16-36 Ezekiel 45:18-46:15
001 - Gen. 2:4 – 3:21 = 43v. אֵלֶּה תוֹלְדוֹת הַשָּׁמַיִם	Nisan 3, 5786 Tekufah Nisan Nisan 4 (Vernal Equinox)	Tishri 6, 5790 Shabbat Shuvah	1:1-6	Is. 51:6-16 *Hosea 14:2-10; Micah 7:18-20	Mk. 1:3-6	Lk. 3:1-9	Acts 1:5-11	Mt. 1:1	Jn. 1:6-8
	Nisan 10, 5786 Shabbat HaGadol	Tishri 6, 5790 Shabbat Shuvah		*Malachi 3:4-24

The Torah is split into 54 Torah portions (Parshiyot) for the annual Torah cycle, and we usually read one Torah portion each Shabbat. However, there are 14 Parshiyot that, depending on the year, can potentially be paired together, so two Torah portions would be read on that Shabbat.

The seven pairs are as follows:

• Vayakhel (Exodus 35:1–38:20) and Pekudei (Exodus 38:21–40:38)

• Tazria (Leviticus 12:1–13:59) and Metzora (Leviticus 14:1–15:33)

• Acharei (Leviticus 16:1–18:30) and Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27)

• Behar (Leviticus 25:1–26:2) and Bechukotai (Leviticus 26:3–27:34)

• Chukat (Numbers 19:1–22:1) and Balak (Numbers 22:2–25:9)

• Matot (Numbers 30:2–32:42) and Masei (Numbers 33:1–36:13)

• Nitzavim (Deuteronomy 29:9–30:20) and Vayelech (Deuteronomy 31:1–31:30).

In order not to have the curses read in close connection to the actual festival, [and thus, a prosecuting angel might prosecute the Jewish people (Levush, Orach Chaim, 428:4),] we read another portion of the Torah to separate between the curses and the festival. Therefore, we read the portion of Nitzavim before Rosh Hashana, and the portion of Bamidbar before Shavuot. (Tosfot, S.v. Kelalot, Megillah ibid.)

The three Parshiyot of Pinchas, Matot and Masei, speak of the promise to the Jewish people that they will receive the Land of Israel as their land Therefore, the Sages wanted these Parshiyot to be read in “the three weeks” (i.e., the time of year when the Jewish people mourn the destruction of the Temple), as consolement to the Jewish people, as a reminder that they will once again be in the Land of Israel. Additionally, Parshat Pinchas speaks of the Jewish festivals, and these days of the three weeks will eventually - in the messianic era - be added as a time of festival and celebration (Bnei Yissachar, Ma’amar Chodshei Tammuz Av, 2:2).

The Torah reading of ‘If you will have children and grandchildren, and you will grow old in the land etc.’ (in Parshat Vaeschanan, Devarim 4:25) is a [projection to the future of the Jewish people. As Rashi explains: With this verse there is a] hint to the Jewish people, that they will be exiled (from the land of Israel) after 852 years, for this is the numerical value of the word Venoshantem (“And you will grow old”). G-d, however, exiled the Jewish people two year early, so that [the continuation of this projection] you will be eliminated speedily (v. 26) will not be materialized… It was really a kindness that G-d brought upon the Jewish people their Exile two years prematurely. By combining Matot and Masei, we ensure that the 9th of Av will fall in the week that the above reading is read [thus, hinting to the kindness in the destruction]. (Maharit ibid.)

The Rambam in Tefila 13:2 mentions that the Minhag is to read Bamidbar before Shavuot, Vetchannan after Tisha B'Av, Nitzavim before Rosh Hashana, and on a year with one Adar - Tzav before Pesach.

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According to HaRav David Bar-Hayim -

Machon Shilo

Started Exodus 1:1 on January 9, 2021 (Tevet 25, 5781)

Finished Exodus 39:33 - 50:38 on October 2, 2021 (Tishri 26, 5782)

Started Leviticus 1:1 on October 9, 2021 (Heshvan 3, 5782)

Finished Leviticus 13:17 - 15:26 on April 9, 2022 (Nisan 8, 5782)

Started Numbers 1 on April 30, 2022 (Nisan 29, 5782)

Finished Numbers on December 17, 202 (Kislev 23, 6783)

Started Deuteronomy 1:1 - 2:1 on December 31, 2022 (Tevet 7, 5783)

Finished Deuteronomy 33:1 - 34:12 on August 5, 2023 (Av 18, 5783)

Started Genesis 1:1 on August 12, 2023 (Av 25, 5783)

Finished Genesis 49:1 - 50:26 on July 13, 2024 (Tammuz 7, 5784)

Start Exodus 1:1 - 2:25 on July 20, 2024 (Tammuz 14, 5784)

Finish Exodus 39:33 - 40:38 on April 5, 2025 (Nisan 7, 5785)

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shekalim Exodus 30:11-38

zachor Debarim 25:17 - 27:3

parah Numbers 19

hachodesh Exodus 12:1-28

Shabbat Rosh Hodesh - Bemidbar 27:15 -28:15 - Haftara: Yishayahu 66

Machon Shilo:

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The following tables outline HaRav David Bar-Hayim’s triennial Torah reading cycle, as presented by Machon Shilo (https://machonshilo.org/en/triennial-cycle). The cycle divides the Torah into approximately 154 sedarim, read sequentially over three and a half years, reflecting the ancient Eretz Yisrael practice. Each table covers one year, listing the seder number, Torah portion, title, and corresponding Haftarah. The cycle is approximated into three years, with 51–52 sedarim per year, based on the website’s sequence and historical sources.

Year 1: Bereshit 1:1–Shemot 10:29

Seder	Torah Portion	Title	Haftarah
1	Bereshit 1:1–2:3	B’reishit Bara	Yeshayahu 42:5–43:10
2	Bereshit 2:4–3:24	Gan Eden	Yehezkel 28:11–19
3	Bereshit 4:1–26	Kayin v’Hevel	Hoshea 11:1–11
4	Bereshit 5:1–6:8	Sefer Toldot Adam	Malachi 3:16–4:6
5	Bereshit 6:9–7:24	Noach	Yeshayahu 54:1–55:5
6	Bereshit 8:1–9:17	HaMabul Nosea	Yona 1:1–2:11
7	Bereshit 9:18–10:32	B’nei Noach	Ovadia 1:1–21
8	Bereshit 11:1–32	Migdal Bavel	Zephaniah 3:8–20
9	Bereshit 12:1–13:18	Lech Lecha	Yeshayahu 40:27–41:16
10	Bereshit 14:1–24	Milchemet HaMelachim	Shmuel II 8:1–14
11	Bereshit 15:1–21	Brit Bein HaBetarim	Yirmiyahu 34:8–22
12	Bereshit 16:1–16	Hagar v’Yishmael	Shoftim 13:2–25
13	Bereshit 17:1–27	Brit Milah	Yeshayahu 56:1–8
14	Bereshit 18:1–33	Vayera Elav	Melachim II 4:1–37
15	Bereshit 19:1–38	S’dom v’Amora	Hoshea 12:13–14:10
16	Bereshit 20:1–18	Avimelech	Shmuel I 20:18–42
17	Bereshit 21:1–34	Yitzhak Nolad	Shmuel I 1:1–2:11
18	Bereshit 22:1–24	Akeidat Yitzhak	Melachim II 3:1–27
19	Bereshit 23:1–20	K’vurat Sarah	Melachim I 1:1–31
20	Bereshit 24:1–67	Zivug Rivka	Yeshayahu 29:22–30:11
21	Bereshit 25:1–18	K’tura	Shoftim 11:1–33
22	Bereshit 25:19–26:5	V’ele Toldot Yitzhak	Malachi 1:1–2:7
23	Bereshit 26:6–35	Yitzhak b’Grar	Shmuel I 28:3–25
24	Bereshit 27:1–46	Bircat Yitzhak	Yirmiyahu 27:1–22
25	Bereshit 28:1–9	Yitzhak Sholeach Yaakov	Hoshea 12:3–13
26	Bereshit 28:10–29:30	Yaakov b’Charan	Hoshea 11:7–12:12
27	Bereshit 29:31–30:24	B’nei Yaakov	Shmuel I 2:12–36
28	Bereshit 30:25–31:2	Yaakov v’Lavan	Yirmiyahu 30:1–24
29	Bereshit 31:3–32:3	Yaakov Boreach	Yehezkel 20:1–44
30	Bereshit 32:4–33:17	Yaakov v’Esav	Hoshea 10:1–11:11
31	Bereshit 33:18–34:31	Dinah v’Shechem	Shoftim 19:1–30
32	Bereshit 35:1–36:19	Yaakov b’Beit El	Yeshayahu 43:1–28
33	Bereshit 36:20–37:2	Sefer Toldot Esav	Ovadia 1:1–21
34	Bereshit 37:3–36	Yosef v’Echav	Amos 2:6–3:8
35	Bereshit 38:1–30	Yehuda v’Tamar	Shmuel I 13:1–14:23
36	Bereshit 39:1–23	Yosef b’Beit Potifar	Yeshayahu 52:13–53:12
37	Bereshit 40:1–23	Yosef b’Beit HaSohar	Yirmiyahu 40:1–16
38	Bereshit 41:1–37	Chalomot Paroh	Melachim I 3:15–4:1
39	Bereshit 41:38–57	Yosef Mashbir	Yeshayahu 11:1–16
40	Bereshit 42:1–38	Echav Yosef b’Mitzrayim	Yirmiyahu 46:13–28
41	Bereshit 43:1–34	Yehuda l’Yosef	Shoftim 6:1–40
42	Bereshit 44:1–34	G’viya Yosef	Yehezkel 37:15–28
43	Bereshit 45:1–46:7	Yosef Nigla	Yeshayahu 27:6–28:13
44	Bereshit 46:8–47:27	Yaakov b’Mitzrayim	Yehezkel 16:1–34
45	Bereshit 47:28–48:22	Bircat Yaakov	Melachim I 2:1–12
46	Bereshit 49:1–33	V’zot HaBracha	Shmuel I 23:1–29
47	Bereshit 50:1–26	Mot Yosef	Melachim I 2:1–12
48	Shemot 1:1–2:25	B’nei Yisrael b’Mitzrayim	Yeshayahu 27:6–28:13
49	Shemot 3:1–4:17	Moshe v’HaSneh	Yirmiyahu 1:1–2:3
50	Shemot 4:18–6:1	Moshe l’Paroh	Yehezkel 28:25–29:21
51	Shemot 6:2–7:7	Va’era El Moshe	Yirmiyahu 7:21–8:3
52	Shemot 7:8–8:15	Makkot Mitzrayim	Yoel 2:1–27

Year 2: Shemot 8:16–Vayikra 25:34

Seder	Torah Portion	Title	Haftarah
53	Shemot 8:16–9:35	Makkot Acherot	Yehezkel 32:1–14
54	Shemot 10:1–29	Arbeh v’Choshech	Yoel 1:1–20
55	Shemot 10:30–12:28	Makkat Bechorot	Yirmiyahu 46:13–28
56	Shemot 12:29–51	Yetziat Mitzrayim	Yeshayahu 43:14–44:5
57	Shemot 13:1–16	Kedushat Bechor	Shmuel II 7:18–29
58	Shemot 13:17–15:21	Kriyat Yam Suf	Shoftim 5:1–31
59	Shemot 15:22–16:36	Manna v’Shabbat	Melachim II 7:3–20
60	Shemot 17:1–18:27	Amalek v’Yitro	Shoftim 4:4–5:31
61	Shemot 19:1–20:23	Ma’amad Har Sinai	Yeshayahu 6:1–7:6
62	Shemot 21:1–22:24	Mishpatim	Yirmiyahu 34:8–22
63	Shemot 22:25–23:33	Mishpatim Acherim	Yirmiyahu 11:1–23
64	Shemot 24:1–18	Brit Sinai	Yehezkel 1:1–28
65	Shemot 25:1–26:30	Terumah	Melachim I 5:12–6:13
66	Shemot 26:31–27:19	Parochet v’Mizbeach	Yehezkel 43:10–27
67	Shemot 27:20–28:30	Ner Tamid v’Bigdei Kehuna	Yehezkel 44:15–31
68	Shemot 28:31–29:46	Bigdei Kehuna Acherim	Yeshayahu 61:10–63:9
69	Shemot 30:1–38	Mizbeach HaKetoret	Melachim I 18:1–39
70	Shemot 31:1–18	Betzalel v’Shabbat	Melachim I 7:40–50
71	Shemot 32:1–33:11	Egel HaZahav	Melachim II 12:1–17
72	Shemot 33:12–34:26	Moshe v’Kavod Hashem	Yehezkel 36:16–38
73	Shemot 34:27–35:35	Brit Mechudeshet	Yeshayahu 55:6–56:8
74	Shemot 36:1–38:20	Mishkan Boneh	Melachim I 7:51–8:21
75	Shemot 38:21–40:38	Pekudei HaMishkan	Melachim I 8:22–54
76	Vayikra 1:1–2:16	Korbanot Olah v’Mincha	Yeshayahu 43:21–44:23
77	Vayikra 3:1–4:26	Korban Shelamim v’Chatat	Yeshayahu 65:17–66:24
78	Vayikra 4:27–5:19	Chatat v’Asham	Yehezkel 18:1–30
79	Vayikra 5:20–6:11	Asham v’Shvuot	Yirmiyahu 7:21–8:3
80	Vayikra 6:12–7:10	Torat HaKorbanot	Malachi 3:4–24
81	Vayikra 7:11–38	Korban Todah	Yeshayahu 60:1–22
82	Vayikra 8:1–36	Miluim	Yehezkel 45:16–46:18
83	Vayikra 9:1–10:20	Yom HaShemini	Shmuel I 6:1–7:17
84	Vayikra 11:1–47	Ma’achalot Assurot	Yeshayahu 66:1–24
85	Vayikra 12:1–13:28	Yoledet v’Tzaraat	Melachim II 4:42–5:19
86	Vayikra 13:29–59	Tzaraat Begadim	Melachim II 7:3–20
87	Vayikra 14:1–32	Taharat Metzora	Melachim II 5:1–19
88	Vayikra 14:33–15:33	Tzaraat Batim v’Zav	Yeshayahu 57:14–58:14
89	Vayikra 16:1–34	Yom HaKippurim	Yeshayahu 58:1–14
90	Vayikra 17:1–18:30	Arayot v’Dam	Yehezkel 22:1–19
91	Vayikra 19:1–20:27	Kedoshim Tihiyu	Amos 9:7–15
92	Vayikra 21:1–22:33	Kedushat Kohanim	Yehezkel 44:15–31
93	Vayikra 23:1–44	Mo’adei Hashem	Zecharia 14:1–21
94	Vayikra 24:1–23	Ner Tamid v’Mekalel	Shmuel I 28:3–25
95	Vayikra 25:1–34	Shmita v’Yovel	Yirmiyahu 32:6–27

Year 3: Vayikra 25:35–Devarim 34:12

Seder	Torah Portion	Title	Haftarah
96	Vayikra 25:35–26:2	Behar al Har Sinai	Yirmiyahu 16:19–17:14
97	Vayikra 26:3–46	Tochacha	Yehezkel 20:1–20
98	Vayikra 27:1–34	Erchin v’Charamim	Yirmiyahu 31:1–20
99	Bamidbar 1:1–54	S’firat B’nei Yisrael	Hoshea 2:1–22
100	Bamidbar 2:1–34	Machanot Yisrael	Shoftim 20:1–46
101	Bamidbar 3:1–4:20	Mishmeret Levi	Shmuel I 8:1–22
102	Bamidbar 4:21–5:31	Sotah v’Nazir	Shoftim 13:2–25
103	Bamidbar 6:1–27	Birkat Kohanim	Shoftim 11:1–33
104	Bamidbar 7:1–89	Chanukat HaMizbeach	Zecharia 2:14–4:7
105	Bamidbar 8:1–26	Menorat HaZahav	Zecharia 4:1–14
106	Bamidbar 9:1–23	Pesach Sheni	Yirmiyahu 31:1–20
107	Bamidbar 10:1–36	Chatzerot v’Masa	Hoshea 2:1–22
108	Bamidbar 11:1–35	Mitlonenim v’Slav	Shmuel I 11:1–15
109	Bamidbar 12:1–16	Miriam v’Aharon	Yehezkel 24:1–14
110	Bamidbar 13:1–14:10	Meraglim	Yehoshua 2:1–24
111	Bamidbar 14:11–45	Chet HaMeraglim	Yehoshua 14:6–15
112	Bamidbar 15:1–41	Nesachim v’Tzitzit	Yehoshua 22:1–34
113	Bamidbar 16:1–17:15	Korach v’Adato	Shmuel I 12:1–25
114	Bamidbar 17:16–18:32	Mateh Aharon	Shmuel I 17:1–58
115	Bamidbar 19:1–22	Parah Adumah	Yehezkel 36:16–38
116	Bamidbar 20:1–21	Mei Meriva	Shoftim 11:1–33
117	Bamidbar 20:22–21:20	Mot Aharon	Melachim II 15:1–34
118	Bamidbar 21:21–22:1	Sichon v’Og	Shoftim 11:1–33
119	Bamidbar 22:2–40	Balak v’Bilaam	Micha 5:6–6:8
120	Bamidbar 22:41–23:30	Bilaam Mevarech	Yeshayahu 44:6–23
121	Bamidbar 24:1–25:9	B’rachot Bilaam	Yeshayahu 60:1–22
122	Bamidbar 25:10–26:51	Pinchas v’S’firah	Melachim I 18:46–19:21
123	Bamidbar 26:52–27:23	Nachalat HaAretz	Yehoshua 17:1–18
124	Bamidbar 28:1–29:39	Korbanot Mo’adim	Yehezkel 45:16–46:18
125	Bamidbar 30:1–32:42	Nedarim v’Reuven	Yirmiyahu 1:1–2:3
126	Bamidbar 33:1–56	Masa’ot B’nei Yisrael	Yehoshua 1:1–18
127	Bamidbar 34:1–35:8	G’vulot HaAretz	Yehezkel 47:13–48:35
128	Bamidbar 35:9–36:13	Arei Miklat	Yehoshua 20:1–9
129	Devarim 1:1–46	Eleh HaDevarim	Yeshayahu 1:1–27
130	Devarim 2:1–3:22	Masa’ot b’Midbar	Yeshayahu 40:1–26
131	Devarim 3:23–4:24	Va’etchanan	Yeshayahu 49:14–51:3
132	Devarim 4:25–5:30	Aseret HaDibrot	Yeshayahu 51:12–52:12
133	Devarim 6:1–7:11	Shema Yisrael	Yeshayahu 54:11–55:5
134	Devarim 7:12–8:20	Ekev Tishma’un	Yeshayahu 49:14–51:3
135	Devarim 9:1–10:11	Chet HaEgel	Yeshayahu 33:13–34:12
136	Devarim 10:12–11:25	Re’eh Anochi	Yeshayahu 44:6–45:7
137	Devarim 11:26–12:28	Re’eh Bracha	Yeshayahu 66:1–24
138	Devarim 12:29–14:29	Ki Tavo el HaAretz	Yeshayahu 60:1–22
139	Devarim 15:1–16:17	Shmita v’Mo’adim	Yeshayahu 61:1–9
140	Devarim 16:18–18:5	Shoftim v’Kohanim	Yeshayahu 51:12–52:12
141	Devarim 18:6–20:9	Navi v’Milchama	Yeshayahu 52:13–53:12
142	Devarim 20:10–21:9	Eglah Arufah	Yeshayahu 54:1–10
143	Devarim 21:10–22:29	Y’fat To’ar	Yeshayahu 57:14–58:14
144	Devarim 23:1–24:22	Motzei Shem Ra	Yeshayahu 60:1–22
145	Devarim 25:1–19	Zachor et Amalek	Shmuel I 15:1–34
146	Devarim 26:1–19	Bikkurim	Yeshayahu 60:1–22
147	Devarim 27:1–28:68	Bracha v’Klala	Yeshayahu 1:1–27
148	Devarim 29:1–30:20	Brit Mo’av	Yeshayahu 55:6–56:8
149	Devarim 31:1–30	Vayelech Moshe	Hoshea 14:2–10
150	Devarim 32:1–52	Ha’azinu	Shmuel II 22:1–51
151	Devarim 33:1–29	V’zot HaBracha	Yehoshua 1:1–18
152	Devarim 34:1–12	Mot Moshe	Yehoshua 1:1–18

[1] Megilla 29b … for the people of the West, i.e., Eretz Yisrael, who complete the cycle of reading the Torah not in one year but in three years.

[2] The people of the East: the shaliaḥ tzibbur and the people read; the children of Eretz Yisrael: the people read a parashah and the shaliaḥ tzibbur s’darim. The people of the East: make Simḥat Torah every year; the children of Eretz Yisrael: for three and a half years. (88. 1938, Jerusalem :Mass Rubin ,החילוקים שבין אנשי מזרח ובני ארץ ישראל ,Margulies Mordecai) - The second part provides a valuable point of information that the Sequential Triennial Cycle lasted three and a half years, and not three. This could mean one of two things: 1) other references to three years were only approximate or 2) that in some places in times it was completed in three years and in others three and a half. There are also two possibilities for the meaning of three and a half itself: 1) the cycles were worked out to exactly three and a half years, which would allow two cycles to be completed in seven years (connecting to Deuteronomy)

[3] Rabbi Y’hoshua ben Leivi said, “I, in all my days, did not look within a book of homiletic literature, other than one time I looked and I found in it ‘175 parashiyyot in the Torah, speaking, saying, and commanding, corresponding to the years of Abraham, our father…’” (Talmud Y’rushalmi, Shabbat 16:1 16c) Therefore they fixed 175 s’darim in the Torah for each and every Shabbat as an eternal burnt-offering. (Massekhet Sof’rim 16:8.)

[4] Compiled by: Hakham Dr. Hillel ben David; Hakham Dr. Eliyahu ben Abraham; and Hakham Dr. Yosef ben Haggai

[5] Unlike the Annual Cycle haftarot that have come down to us, where the haftarah often has a thematic connection to the parashah, the Triennial Cycle’s primary criteria for choosing a haftarah seems to be having the same (or a similar) word between the first significant verse in the seder and the first (or occasionally second) verse of the haftarah. This is known as “verbal tallying”. Sometimes there might be additional linguistic or thematic links between the seder and haftarah, but it was apparently unnecessary. (Seee Aggadat Bereshit”)

[6] Rosh HaShana 10b It has been taught: R. Eliezer says: In Tishri the world was created; in Tishri the Patriarchs9 were born; in Tishri the Patriarchs died; on Passover Isaac was born; on New Year Sarah, Rachel and Hannah were visited; on New Year Joseph went forth from prison; on New Year the bondage of our ancestors in Egypt ceased;

[7] in Nisan they were redeemed and in Nisan they will be redeemed in the time to come. R. Joshua says: In Nisan the world was created; in Nisan the Patriarchs were born; in Nisan the Patriarchs died; on Passover Isaac was born; on New Year Sarah, Rachel and Hannah were visited; on New Year Joseph went forth from prison; on New Year the bondage of our ancestors ceased in Egypt; and in Nisan they will be redeemed in time to come.

[8] There is a certain amount of evidence in the Talmud which points to the fact that there existed at one time in Palestine the custom of reading the Book of Psalms in a Triennial Cycle on Sabbath afternoons, corresponding to the Triennial Cycle of the Pentateuch, which is mentioned definitely in the Talmud (Meg. 19a) and which has been established by the brilliant researches of Theodor and Biichler. The references are vague enough, but taken together they do point to the possibility. To give a few examples: In Kid. 33a, the Books of Psalms are called chumashim.

[9] The world (Adam) was created on Nisan 1 (Rosh Hashana 10b) according to R. Meir and R. Eleazar. According in to R. Eliezer (Rosh Hashana 8a) the world was created on Tishri 1. We read about the creation on the Shabbat closest to Adar 25 and Elul 25, which are the dates when God said, “Let there be light”..

[10] We begin the book of Genesis on the new years of Nisan 1 and Tishri 1.

[11] The verbal tally between Genesis 1:1 & Isaiah 42:4 is ‘bara – בָּרָא’, created.

[12] 5782 is a leap year with an Adar bet.

[13] God creates the sun, moon, and stars. Genesis 1:14-16 – on

[14] Psalms chapter 150 has 10 praises which matches with Genesis 1’s ten acts of creation. Rosh HaShanah 32a: They correspond to the ten praises that David said in the book of Psalms. The Gemara asks: There are many more praises than that in the book of Psalms. The Gemara answers that he means those in which it is written by them: “Praise Him with the blast of the shofar” (Psalms 150:3). In that chapter the phrase “Praise Him” appears ten times. Rav Yosef said: The ten verses correspond to the Ten Commandments, which were said to Moses at Sinai. Rabbi Yoḥanan said: They correspond to the ten utterances through which the world was created.

[15] Psalms 150 is sung during musaf on Rosh HaShana and here we see it read on the Shabbat closest to Rosh HaShana.

[16] God blesses the seventh day and sanctifies it because He rested from all the work of creating. Genesis 2:3, Sanhedrin 38b – Tishri 2 in the year of creation was a shabbat.

[17] Tishri is the autumnal equinox and Nisan is the vernal equinox.

[18] Ps. 1 is connected with Adam and contains three verses of the following Pericope, viz., Gen. 2.17, 51.16 and 3.3.

[19] Today, a standard edition of Sefer Tehillim has 150 chapters, but Masechet Sofrim (16:11), among other sources, says there are only 147, corresponding to the years of the life of Yaakov Avinu.

[20] The verbal tallies between the Torah and the Ashlamata are “the heavens – הַשָּׁמַיִם “ and “the earth – וְהָאָרֶץ “. The Torah portion and Psalms chapter 1 both focus on ‘trees’; one tree is a man who can have life and the ‘Tree of Life’. Reference Proverbs 3:18, "She is a tree of life to those who hold onto her”. Note that we read these portions close to, or on, Shabbat shuva (the Sabbath of returning) or Shabbat HaGadol (the Sabbath of ‘the great and terrible day of the LORD’).

[21] The offerings of Cain and Abel (Genesis 4:2-4) took place on Passover.

[22] Ps. 2, if read separately, would correspond with Gen. 2.4-3.23. The Midrash to this Psalm²⁸ has an interesting anecdote which leads up to the creation of man and quotes Gen. 2.7.

[23] This reading is read on the second day of Passover AND on first, second AND Shabbat of Succoth.

[24] We read the same Torah portion on the Sabbath during Passaver AND the Sabbath during Succoth.

[25] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[26] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[27] Ps. 4 would correspond with Gen. 5.1-6.8. The Midrash²⁹ brings Gen. 6.9, the opening verse of the next Peri cope.

[28] Mizmor Shabbat Korach

[29] This corresponds to Lag B’Omer on Iyar 18 where we use bows and arrows which relates to HaShem’s bow, the rainbow in Genesis 9:17.

[30] The flood began on the 17th day of the second month (Iyar 17 / Heshvan 17), 1656 AM. Genesis 7:11 - Noach entered the ark on Heshvan 10.

[31] Ps. 7 could correspond with the Seder Gen. 6.9-7 end, and R. Levi³⁰ makes the Midrash refer to this chapter.

[32] Shir Shel Yom – Purim (AY)

[33] The Tower of Babel is built, language is confused. Genesis 11, Soncino Zohar, Bereshit, Section 1, Page 31b – This event took place on Sivan 6 and we read it on the Shabbat closest to Sivan 6.

[34] Ps. 8 in this case would be read the following Sabbath when the Seder was Gen. 8.1-14, whose Haftarah was Hab. 3.1-5. The Midrash to this Psalm quotes Hab. 3.3 and the verse has no other justification, except on this assumption.

[35] Shir Shel Yom - Simchat Torah

[36] Ps. 9 would correspond either to Gen. 9.18-10 end, or to Gen. 11. The Midrash to this Psalm is noticeable for the following points:

a. It quotes Gen. 9.18 and 10.2, 5, 6 and 32.

b. Gen. 11 is the story of Babel and the genealogy of Shem. The Midrash brings the same genealogy.

[37] Found only in the Bomberg and Damascus Keter notes.

[38] Abraham defeats the 5 kings and gives tithes to Melchizedek. Genesis 14 – took place on Sivan 6. We read this two Shabbats after Sivan 6.

[39] Ps. 10 could be read on the same Sabbath as Gen. 12 and 13, which speak of Lot. The exposition of this Midrash is made to refer to Lot.

[40] Shir Shel Yom – Ten days of Repentance (AY)

[41] Ps. 11 coincides with Gen. 14, the battle of the Kings. This lends point to the Midrash³⁵ which makes the “wicked ones” the Gentile kings.

[42] Mizmor Shabbat Vayeirah (AY)

[43] Shir Shel Yom – Shemini Atzeret (Gra) - Mizmor Shabbos Zot Habrachah - Shemini Atzeret or Simchat Torah

[44] Galatians 4:27 - In Galatians 4, we find Paul using Sarah and Hagar’s story in his discussion, and then pulling in Isaiah 54 at the end. It is thought that he did this because these passages were already linked in people’s minds, having been read together regularly in the synagogue.

[45] Shabbat closest to the fast of Tevet 10.

[46] Ps. 13 might be read the same day as Gen. 15 or 16. R. Samuel b. Nahmani bases his exposition of this Psalm on the verse Gen. 15.14.

[47] Shabbat closest to the fast of Tammuz 17.

[48] Ps. 15 corresponds to Gen. 18 or 19 dealing with the life of Abraham according to the Midrash.

[49] Mizmor Shabbat Kedoshim (AY)

[50] Reading for the first day of Rosh HaShana.

[51] Mizmor Shabbat Shoftim (AY)

[52] Reading for the second day of Rosh HaShana.

[53] Ps. 18 corresponds in the above list to Gen. 21 or 22, the birth of Isaac. The Midrash has the following references:

a. Gen. 22.2, 3.⁴°

b. Gen. 21.10,⁴¹ and indeed the whole Psalm is made to refer to Abraham.

[54] Shir Shel Yom – 7 th day Pesach (Gra, AY)

[55] Shir Shel Yom – Shavuot (Gra); Chanukah (AY) - Mizmor Shabbat Yitro (AY)

[56] the Sequential Triennial Cycle was interrupted on the four special Sabbaths before Pesach, on Rosh Chodesh, and on all of the festivals. A passage from the Tosefta on the same subject gives us our earliest hint of a reading cycle that is not fixed to the calendar: If Parashat Shekalim was [on a week] adjacent to Adar, whether it was before it or after it, we read it and return and double it [i.e. read it again]. And so with the second [special Shabbat], and so with the third, and so with the fourth, and so on Purim…(Tosefta Megillah 3:2) While this passage does not explicitly reference a triennial cycle, given that the four special readings come from different parts of the Torah, the only way that a special portion can be read on an adjacent week to the same portion in its place in the weekly cycle would be in a cycle that is not fixed to the calendar year or that lasts more than a year and in which the portions of the cycle containing those four passages can fall during Adar of different years of the cycle. Either way, we are clearly talking about something other than an annual cycle that starts and ends in the fall.

[57] Psalms 20 is all about the end of days. Pains and birth pangs will afflict Mashiach like a pregnant woman. Of that era it is written “May God answer you on a day of distress...” [Psalms 20:2] The nine verses (first verse is an intro) of this Psalm allude to the nine months of pregnancy. And the seventy words of this Psalm allude to the 70 years [of birth pangs] in the 6th millennium, and then he will be born and rule the world. - Zohar Chadash on Balak, Maamar Derakh Kokhav miYaakov

[58] Rabbi Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)

[59] Psalms 20 is all about the end of days. Pains and birth pangs will afflict Mashiach like a pregnant woman. Of that era it is written “May God answer you on a day of distress...” [Psalms 20:2] The nine verses (first verse is an intro) of this Psalm allude to the nine months of pregnancy. And the seventy words of this Psalm allude to the 70 years [of birth pangs] in the 6th millennium, and then he will be born and rule the world. - Zohar Chadash on Balak, Maamar Derakh Kokhav miYaakov

[60] Ps. 21 would be read about the same time as the ‘Akedah. Check the Midrash.

[61] Shir Shel Yom – Purim (Gra), Taanit Esther (AY)

[62] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[63] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[64] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[65] Yitzchak’s blessing of Yaakov took place on Passover. We read Genesis 27:1 – 28:9 on the shabbatot closest to Passover.

[66] Ps. 24 corresponding with Gen. 27-29 is made to refer to Jacob.

[67] Mizmor Shabbos Terumah, and Shabbat Acharei Mot (AY)

[68] Shir shel yom Shavuot second day. Here we are only two weeks off.

[69] Shir Shel Yom – 2nd day Shavuot Chutz L’Aretz (Gra, AY); 3rd day Succos, Chutz L'Aretz (Gra) - Mizmor Shabbat Noach (AY)

[70] Tehillim (Psalms) 30 is the shir shel yom for Chanukah. Here we read Psalms 30 on the nearest Shabbat.

[71] Shir Shel Yom – Chanukah

[72] Vayashev is normally read at Chanukah in the annual cycle.

[73] Shir Shel Yom – Chanukah

[74] Shir Shel Yom – Shabbat Teshuva (AY) ► Mizmor Shabbat Ki Teitzei (AY) ► Shir Shel Yom – Yom Kippur (Gra)

[75] The summer solstice occurs in Tammuz and the winter solstice occurs in Tevet.

[76] Miketz is normally read at Chanukah time frame. Bereshit (Genesis) 41:1 – 44:17

[77] Mizmor Shabbat Toldot (AY)

[78] Mizmor Shabbat Miketz (AY)

[79] Mizmor Shabbat Vayichi (AY)

[80] Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)

[81] Psalms 41 is the end of the first book of the Psalms and it coincides with the end of the book of Genesis.

[82] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[83] We transition from Genesis to Exodus on the shabbat closest to the new years of Nisan 1 and Tishri 1.

[84] Psalms 42 is the shir shel yom for the second day of Succoth in the diaspora. Here we read it at the Shabbat closest to Succoth.

[85] Shir Shel Yom – 2nd day Succoth, Chutz L'Aretz (Gra) - Mizmor Shabbat Emor (AY)

[86] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[87] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[88] Found only in the Leningrad codex end notes.

[89] Ps. 43 corresponds with Ex. 3.1-4.13. The Midrash⁵¹quotes Ex. 3.9.

[90] The burning bush experience in Exodus 3:2 took place on Passover (3 weeks earlier.)

[91] Mark 12:26 speaks about the “[the story] at the bush” in referring to Exodus 3:1–4:17.

[92] The Midrash to Ps. 44 quotes Ex. 6.24.

[93] On Iyar 1 Egypt is afflicted with the first plague, blood for seven days. Exodus 7:19, Seder Olam 3

[94] Mizmor Shabbat Chayei Sarah, and Shabbat Pikudei (AY)

[95] Mizmor Shabbat Vaeirah (AY)

[96] On Kislev 1 Egypt was smitten with the plague of boils for seven days. Exodus 9:9 (ZYO) – we read on the closest Shabbat.

[97] Shir Shel Yom - 2nd day Rosh HaShana (AY)

[98] Mizmor Shabbat Vayigash (AY)

[99] This is the normal reading for shabbat HaChodesh.

[100] Mizmor Shabbat Parshat Shekalim, and Shabbat Masai (AY)

[101] Shir shel yom for the 3^rd day of Succoth and we are readingat nearest Shabbat to Chanukah which is the second chance to celebrate Succoth.

[102] Shir Shel Yom – 3 rd day Succoth (Gra) ► Mizmor Shabbat Vayikrah, and Shabbat Pinchas (AY)

[103] Mizmor Shabbat Parshat Parah, and Shabbat Ki Tahvo (AY)

[104] Ps. 52 corresponds with Ex. 8.1-15.20. This last verse is mentioned in the Midrash,⁵⁴ in a manner which is inexplicable otherwise. I have already referred to this earlier as this portion would also be read on Passover, and in the. second year Ps. 52 would be read about Passover.

[105] Shemot (Exodus) 15:1-22 – The song of the sea - Shabbat Shirah, meaning "Sabbath of Song," is the name given to the Sabbath that falls during the week when the Torah reading includes the "Song of the Sea" (Shirat HaYam) from Exodus 15:1-18. This song is sung by the Israelites after they miraculously cross the Reed Sea (Red Sea) and escape from slavery in Egypt.

[106] Shemot (Exodus) 15:1-22 – The song of the sea

[107] This includes the regular reading for Purim.

[108] The last. Midrash of Ps. 55, in the name of R. Jose, explains the Psalm, by a reference, to the unusual increase in the number of the children of Israel in Egypt and the Exodus.

[109] Ps. 56 would be read on the same Sabbath as Ex. 21.1-22.25. No less than three verses of this Seder are quoted in the Midrash to this Psalm, viz., 22.1, 8 and 21.

[110] The decalogue, Ex. 20, is read just 2 weeks prior.

[111] Read near Tu B'Shevat and Tu B’Av: Exodus 23:10-11 - The laws of Shmitah (sabbatical year): "Six years you shall sow your land and gather its produce, but the seventh year you shall let it rest and lie fallow." - Exodus 23:19 - "The first of the firstfruits of your land you shall bring to the house of the Lord" - connecting agricultural renewal to divine service.

[112] Shir Shel Yom – Shushan Purim

[113] Shir Shel Yom – Shushan Purim (AY)

[114] Mizmor Shabbat Vayakeil (AY)

[115] In a regular year (non-leap year) this reading falls on the Shabbat closest to Shabbat Shekalim. The following was then cited in objection: ‘If it [the New Moon of Adar] falls on the portion next to it [the portion of Shekalim], whether before or after, they read it and repeat it’. Now this creates no difficulty for one who holds that ‘When thou takest’ is read because [the regular portion containing this passage] falls about that time. But according to the one who says that ‘My food which is presented to ‘me’ is read — does [the portion containing that passage] fall about that time? — Yes, for the people of Palestine, who complete the reading of the Pentateuch in three years. Megillah 29b

[116] Rabbi Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)

[117] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[118] There are many clear allusions to Chanukah in the passages about Passover. the robe worn by the High Priest while serving in the Tabernacle (Exodus 28:31) contained thirty-six bells sewn onto its hem: Zevachim 88b Our Rabbis taught: The robe [me’il] was entirely of blue, as it is said, And he made the robe of the ephod of woven work, all of blue. How were its skirts [made]? Blue [wool], purple wool and crimson thread, twisted together, were brought, and manufactured into the shape of pomegranates whose mouths were not yet opened and in the shape of the cones of the helmets on children’s heads. Seventy-two bells containing seventy-two clappers were brought and hung thereon, thirty-six on each side. R. Dosa said on the authority of Rabbi Judah: There were thirty-six, eighteen on each side….

[119] Mizmor Shabbat Shlach Lechah (AY)

[120] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[121] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[122] Shir Shel Yom – Yom Kippur and Shemini Atzeret is here read on the Shabbat closest to Shemini Atzeret.

[123] Shir Shel Yom – Yom Kippur and Shemini Atzeret (AY) ► Mizmor Shabbat Titzaveh, and Shabbat Vayeilech (AY)

[124] Reading for Shabbat Shekalim.

[125] Shir Shel Yom – 2nd day Pesach and 2nd day Succoth – Chutz L’Aretz (AY); 6th day Pesach (Gra) ► Mizmor Shabbat Beshalach (AY)

[126] Mizmor Shabbat Nahsa (AY)

[127] Shir Shel Yom – 1st day Shavuot (AY); 2nd day Shavuot, Chutz L'Aretz (Gra) ► Mizmor Shabbat Baha'alosechoh (AY)

[128] 2 Corinthians 3:6-18 - in 2 Corinthians 3:6-18, which echoes two other “magnetized” texts, Exodus 34:27-35 and Jeremiah 31:32-39. Exodus 34 describes Moses breaking the tablets when he finds the Israelites sinning, and then receiving a new set of tablets. Jeremiah 31 is God’s promise to make a new covenant for the forgiveness of sin.

[129] Psalms 69:26 compared to Acts 1:20

[130] Psalms 71 is a continuation of Psalms 70.

[131] Mizmor Shabbat Ha'azeenu (AY)

[132] Psalms 72 is the end of the second book of the Psalms and it coincides with the end of the book of Exodus.

[133] Psalms 72:19, obtains a new meaning if compared with Exodus 40:34, read on the same day.

[134] Mizmor Shabbat Mishpatim (AY)

[135] Shabbat closest to the fast of Tammuz 17.

[136] Shabbat closest to the fast of Tevet 10.

[137] Chag Ha'asif, aka Succoth, derives from the same root as Asaph.

[138] Shir Shel Yom – 10th of Tevet (AY)

[139] Mizmor Shabbat Ki Seesoh, and Shabbat Ekev (AY)

[140] Shir Shel Yom – 1st day Succoth (AY, Gra)

[141] Mizmor Shabbat Parshat HaChodesh and Shabbat Bo (AY)

[142] Shir Shel Yom – 2nd day Pesach (Gra); Chol Hamoed Pesach (AY)

[143] The Gemara states: “The earlier generations were called ‘sofrim’ because they would count [sofer] all the letters in the Torah. They said the letter vav in the verse, ‘all those who go on their gachon [belly]’ (Vayikrah 11:42) marks halfway point of all the letters of the Torah. While most of the letters of the Torah are written in the standard script, he says, there are certain letters that are different. Some are written in an unusual fashion, while others are bigger or smaller than the standard letters of the Torah. If one were to count all the small and large letters in a standard Torah scroll, one would find that there are 16 or 17 of these letters (depending on whether we count the truncated vav in Numbers 25:12.3) Of these, the ninth, i.e., the middle one, is the vav of gachon. In other words, the Talmud was not referring to the vav of gachon as the middle of all the letters of the Torah scroll; rather, it was referring to it as the middle of all the unusually large and small letters in the Torah scroll.

[144] The verse ‘Vehu rachum yechaper avon [But He is merciful, He expiates iniquity]’ (78:38) is the middle verse of Tehillim. It is here lining up exactly with the middle of the Torah.

[145] Rabbi Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)

[146] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[147] Shir Shel Yom – 17th Tammuz (AY) ► Mizmor Shabbat Balak (AY)

[148] We include the readings, but we do NOT announce the month and time.

[149] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[150] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[151] Shir Shel Yom – 3^rd day of Pesach. Its here being read on the Shabbat closest to Passover.

[152] Leviticus 16:1-34 is the Torah reading for Yom Kippur, coming less than 1 month after Yom Kippur. An adjustment might be needed.

[153] ‘The boar from the forest (mi’ya’ar) gnaws at it’ (80:14), the ayin of ya’ar is the halfway point of letters.

[154] Shir Shel Yom – Thursday; Rosh Hashanna (Gra); 1st day Rosh Hashanna (AY); 6th day Succoth, Hoshanna Rabba (Gra) ► Mizmor Shabbat Nitzavim (AY)

[155] Shir Shel Yom – Tuesday; Friday Hoshanna Rabba (Gra)

[156] Ps. 86 would be read on the same Sabbath as Lev. 17. The chapter on the Day of Atonement. The Midrash to this Psalm ends with a reference to this day and concludes with the last verse of this Pericope.⁶² The references to repentance in the previous Psalm⁶³ could also be explained by this fact.

[157] The pesukim in red are clearly linked thematically to the Torah and the Ashlamata.

[158] The pesukim in red are clearly linked thematically to the Torah and the Ashlamata.

[159] Leviticus 23 talks about each festival, in order, ending with Succoth. Leviticus 24 the ‘alludes’ to Chanukah with the lighting of the menorah. This reading is only one week removed from Chanukah.

[160] Tehillim (Psalms) 87:6 it is said that HaShem uses the secular calendar.

[161] Psalms speaks about the calendar just as the Torah speaks about the calendar (Sabbatical and yovel years).

[162] Shir Shel Yom - Hoshana Rabba (AY)

[163] There are two admonitory (tochacha) sections in the Torah. One is in Leviticus (26:14) and the second is in Deuteronomy (29:18). Ezra declared that the curses in Vayikra be read before Shavuot and those in Debarim before Rosh HaShanna (megillah 31b). "the curses of Chumash Vayikra should be read before Shavuot" This explains why there is a "burst" of doubled portions between Pesach and Shavuot during a non-leap year.

[164] Psalms 89 is the end of the third book of the Psalms and it coincides with the end of the book of Leviticus.

[165] The 15th Ab is the last day of planting for the year with reference to the Sabbatical Year and orlah, the status of trees during their first three years. Trees are not planted within the forty-four days preceding Rosh HaShanah of the seventh year, in order to allow the tree to take root before the New Year. Regarding orlah, if a tree is planted before 16th Ab, then the remaining days before Rosh HaShanah are considered as one of the three years. The fruit is thus prohibited for only two more years.

[166] We transition from Leviticus to Numbers on the Shabbat closest to Tu B’Shevat, "New Year of the Trees", and Tu B’Av One of the two greatest days for celebration (Yom HaKippurim was the other). Taanit 26b, Menachoth 85b.

[167] Mizmor Shabbat Va'esschanon (AY)

[168] genizah fragments

[169] Shir Shel Yom – Wednesday, and 4^th (First half of Psalm through Verse 15), 5th (Second half of Psalm from Verse 16; entire Psalm recited on 5th day in Chutz L'Aretz), or 6^th (Either first or second half; entire Psalm recited in Chutz L'Aretz) day Succoth (Gra)

[170] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[171] Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)

[172] Moses had made an end of setting up the tabernacle, and had anointed it and sanctified it, and all the furniture thereof, and the altar and all the vessels thereof, and had anointed them and sanctified them; on Adar 29 and is recorded in the end of numbers 6 and the beginning of Numbers 7.

[173] It seems to me that this portion speak to Nisan 1 and should be in close proximity to Tishri 1, as it is.

[174] Shir Shel Yom - Shabbat Hagadol (AY) ► Mizmor Shabbat Chukat (AY)

[175] Yannai’s Piyyutim

[176] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[177] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[178] Numbers 9: speaks of the Passover on the Shabbat closest to Passover.

[179] Shir shel yom chol HaMoed Succoth, here being read on the closest Shabbat. Mizmor Shabbat Re'ay (AY)

[180] Chazal teach that Numbers 10:34 begins a ‘new’ book of Torah because this verse contains an inverted and reversed nun (׆). Shabbat 116a:1 - Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi says: It is not for that reason that signs were inserted. Rather, the signs are there because this portion is considered a book unto itself.

[181] Chazal teach that Numbers 10:36 ends a ‘new’ book of Torah because this verse contains an inverted and reversed nun (׆). Midrash Mishlei 26:4 - When the Ark was to set out, (Num. 10:35)," Before and after this passage, marks. Rabbi said: "It was a separate book that and it was hidden."

[182] Shir Shel Yom - Erev Rosh Hashanna (AY)

[183] Try to combine this seder with seder 120 as this seder is so short.

[184] Mizmor Shabbat Shemot (AY)

[185] Forty-two words make up this Psalm which represent a connection to the 42-letter name of the Creator, also known as the Ana B’choach. This prayer is meant to arouse within us thankfulness and appreciation for the unseen miracles that occur in our lives.

[186] Korach’s rebellion (Numbers 16) took place on Sivan 1.

[187] Sivan 25, 5785 was the day that Trump dropped bunker buster bombs on Iran’s nuclear facilities. This aligns with Kislev 25 – the day Chanukah starts. - The US military dropped six “bunker buster” bombs on Iran’s Fordow nuclear enrichment plant Saturday night and hit two other key sites — with President Trump declaring the facility hidden nearly 300 feet beneath a mountain is “completely and totally obliterated.”

[188] Yannai’s Piyyutim

[189] It is noteworthy that Rosh Chodesh occurs coincidentally when we have been reading Psalms 104 the previous four weeks.

[190] Shir Shel Yom - Rosh Chodesh

[191] Shir Shel Yom – 1st day Pesach (AY), 4th day Pesach (Gra) ► Mizmor Shabbat Bechukotai (AY)

[192] Zelophehad’s daughters read the week before Tu B’Av. Zelophehad’s daughters issue led to no inter-tribal marriages.

[193] Rabbi Zvi Elimelech Shapiro of Dinov explains that we try to read the Torah portions dealing with dividing the land of Israel (Mattot Num. 30:2 – 32:42 & Masei Num. 33:1-36:13) during the Three Weeks, when we mourn the destruction of the Holy Temple (from the 17th of Tammuz until the 9th of Av). Thus, the portions of Matot and Massei, which include this theme, are always read during the Three Weeks.

[194] This psalm lines up well, thematically with Bamidbar (Numbers) 11:16 – 12:16

[195] Mizmor Shabbat Tazria (AY)

[196] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[197] Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)

[198] Psalms 106 is the end of the fourth book of the Psalms and it coincides with the end of the book of Numbers.

[199] We transition from Numbers to Deuteronomy on the Shabbat closest to the new year on Nisan 1 and the new year of Tishri 1.

[200] Psalms 107 begins the fifth book of psalms and coincided with the beginning of Deuteronomy.

[201] Mizmor Shabbat Tzav (AY)

[202] Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 is read on the 8^th day of Passover that is a weekday AND on the the second day of Shavuot AND on Shemini Atzeret.

[203] Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 is read on the 8^th day Sabbath of Passover AND on the Atzeret (Shavuot) of Passover AND on Shemini Atzeret, the 8^th day of Succoth.

[204] Rambam and Shulchan Aruch mention that Va'etchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11) be read after Tish'a B'Av. See also Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim 428:4.

[205] Mizmor Shabbat Parshat Zechor (AY)

[206] Mizmor Shabbat Lech Lecha (AY)

[207] Mizmor Shabbat Mattot (AY)

[208] Yimiyahu (Jeremiah) 31:21 a woman shall surround a man - Tu B’Av and Tu B’Shevat

[209] Mizmor Shabbat Vayeishev, and Shabbat Behar Sinai(AY)

[210] The Aleppo Codex, the oldest complete manuscript of Tanach that we know of, joins together Psalms 114 and 115.

[211] Shir Shel Yom – 1st day Pesach (Gra); 8th day Pesach, Chutz L’Aretz (AY)

[212] Minchas Shai suggests that Psalms 116 and 117 were also sometimes joined together.

[213] Normal seder (Debarim) 14:22-1617 for the 2^nd day of Shabuot falling out immediately after Shabuot. This means that this reading is read twice and it may account for the fact that we reat this on Shavuot.

[214] Another allusion to Chanukah and only two weeks removed from Kislev 25. Psalms 119:105 NUN. Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.

[215] Normal seder (Devarim) 14:22-1617 for the 2^nd day of Shavuot falling out immediately after Shavuot, which was the previous week.

[216] Yannai’s Piyyutim

[217] Mizmor Shabbat Mitzorah (AY)

[218] Mizmor Shabbat Bamidbar (AY)

[219] Only in the Leningrad codex

[220] Mizmor Shabbat Shemini (AY)

[221] Shabbat closest to the fast of Tevet 10.

[222] Shir Shel Yom 5th day of Pesach (Gra)

[223] This is the commanded reading of the section about remembering the attack of Amalek (Deut. 25:17-19), on the Shabbat before Purim.

[224] Shir Shel Yom – 8th day Pesach – Chutz L'Aretz (Gra) - This chapter is known as Hallel Hagodol.

[225] Shir shel yom for Tisha B’Av is read on the closest Shabbat. - Mizmor Shabbat Devarim (AY)

[226] According to the Jewish Encyclopedia, under the article "Triennial Cycle" (a three-year plan for the public reading of the Old Testament, attributed to Ezra), the portion of the Law to be read on Pentecost in the second year of the cycle (AD 28) is Exodus 20. The Pentecost reading from the Prophets is the very section Mashiach (Luke 4:13-21) reads, Isaiah 61:1-2! A Jewish Quarterly Review article, "The Reading of the Law and Prophets in a Triennial Cycle," by Dr. Adolf Büchler (Vol. IV, October 1893, pp. 1-73). Just as the omer is 7x7+1 (which brought us to Sinai.), so also is the yovel 7x7+1. "count for yourselves” appears in both contexts. Yovel is for years, Shavuot is… every year. Torah reading speaks of Shavuot and release. https://www.alephbeta.org/playlist/what-does-shavuot-celebrate

[227] Megillah 24a & Megillah 3:4 says that we may skip, from place to place, in the Prophets.

[228] Mizmor Shabbat Bereshit (AY)

[229] There are two admonitory (tochacha) sections in the Torah. One is in Leviticus (26:14) and the second is in Deuteronomy (29:18). Ezra declared that the curses in Vayikra be read before Shavuot and those in Debarim before Rosh HaShanna (megillah 31b). the curses of Devarim should be read prior to Rosh Hashana - Interestingly enough, this rule is "superseded" by Rambam's - Nitzavim before Rosh Hashana.

[230] Mizmor Shabbat Vayishlach (AY)

[231] Shir Shel Yom – Simchat Torah, Chutz L’Aretz (AY)

[232] Moses died on Adar 7, which we read in Deuteronomy 34:5, on the shabbat closest to Adar 7.

[233] The 1st day of creation, on which G-d created existence, time, matter, darkness and light, was the 25th of Elul.

[234] Psalms 150 is the end of the fifth book of the Psalms and it coincides with the end of the book of Deuteronomy. This psalm perfectly matches the first seder where we have 10 praises and 10 sayings.

[235] Rabbi Rabbi Yose ben Halafta understanding of the Book of Genesis, the process of Creation began on Elul 25 of Year 1. (Tu B’Ab is forty days earlier.)