[open] Find your Hebrew birthday and Parsha

[Sephania]

Shalom All! This is really cool.

Go and find out what the Torah portion was for the day you were born.

Find your birth parsha


You will also find out if you were born on Shabbat or not ( in case you didn't know).

 

[Yovel]

Aish has a Hebrew/English calendar that you can down load. Go to

http://www.aish.com/

Put Calendar into their Search engine. It gives the Gregorian and Hebrew calendar together and also shows the Torah portion on Shabbat. Shows the counting of the Omer, Rosh Chodesh and many other things. Really COOL!

 

[Vaneeza Malkah]

very cool zayit I don't think I'll be bat mitzvah'd this year though, though it does fall on december 25th

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Birthday : 16 Tevet 5768 (25 December 2007)Bar/Bat Mitzvah Sabbath : 20 Tevet 5768 (29 December 2007)

Torah PortionShemot (Ashkenazim), Exodus : 1:1-6:1
Haftarah PortionIsaiah 27:6 - 27:13; 28:1 - 28:13; 29:22 - 29:23

 

[plum]

coooolness!

here's what was read in my birthday!

Torah PortionVaYakhel (Ashkenazim), Exodus : 35:1-38:20
Pekudey, Exodus : 38:21-40:38
Haftarah PortionKings 1 7:51 - 8:21Replaced byEzekiel 45:16 - 45:25; 46:1 - 46:18

replaced?? what does that mean?

and my first reading is about Shabbat! glory to G-d!

 

[Torah]

Thanks Zayit I had this site years back and lost it. This is very cool.


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[Tishri1]

replaced?? what does that mean?

maybe you were born on a festival?

 

[Sephania]

very cool zayit I don't think I'll be bat mitzvah'd this year though, though it does fall on december 25th

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Birthday : 16 Tevet 5768 (25 December 2007)Bar/Bat Mitzvah Sabbath : 20 Tevet 5768 (29 December 2007)

Torah PortionShemot (Ashkenazim), Exodus : 1:1-6:1
Haftarah PortionIsaiah 27:6 - 27:13; 28:1 - 28:13; 29:22 - 29:23

Vaneeza, I dont' think you did it right. If your Bat Mitzvah is 12/25/07 that means you were born in 1994, and according to your age above, that ain't so. You have to put in your birth month day and year. Then it shows you when your bat mitzvah should have been, then it shows you the parsha for that day.

My Bat mitzvah date was not my Birthday because I was born on Shabbat so mine came up 5 days later, on a Thursday, not sure why though, anyone?

 

[Sephania]

Thanks Zayit I had this site years back and lost it. This is very cool.


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Thanks Torah, that reminds me, I 'd better bookmark it on my PC, you never know when a forum or a post may disappear!

 

[Sephania]

Aish has a Hebrew/English calendar that you can down load. Go to

http://www.aish.com/

Put Calendar into their Search engine. It gives the Gregorian and Hebrew calendar together and also shows the Torah portion on Shabbat. Shows the counting of the Omer, Rosh Chodesh and many other things. Really COOL!

Yup that one is cool, I have it bookmarked.

Just a warning while we are on the subject of calendars, I found out recently that hebcal . com that I had bookmarked on my pc and was using occasionally for parsha, birthday locating. actually had spy ware connected to it and had placed itself in my start-up menu. I would trust aish more then that one to bookmark.

 

[Vaneeza Malkah]

Vaneeza, I dont' think you did it right. If your Bat Mitzvah is 12/25/07 that means you were born in 1994, and according to your age above, that ain't so. You have to put in your birth month day and year. Then it shows you when your bat mitzvah should have been, then it shows you the parsha for that day.

My Bat mitzvah date was not my Birthday because I was born on Shabbat so mine came up 5 days later, on a Thursday, not sure why though, anyone?

ahh, I see hehe, well I wasn't born in 1994

 

[Sephania]

Didn't think so

 

[debi b]

Just a warning while we are on the subject of calendars, I found out recently that hebcal . com that I had bookmarked on my pc and was using occasionally for parsha, birthday locating. actually had spy ware connected to it and had placed itself in my start-up menu. I would trust aish more then that one to bookmark.

Yikes! I use that one - thanks

 

[Sephania]

I think using it is OK, just don't store it on your pc with a bookmark.

I have a friend who is a computer genius and he was helping me go through my pc to see why it was so slow. I couldn't believe all the things that had made themselves start up each time I go online. Paltalk was another one too.

 

[Vaneeza Malkah]

hehe, ok here's my correct one (I knew I was born during hanukkah!)

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Birthday : 25 Kislev 5758 (24 December 1997)Bar/Bat Mitzvah Sabbath : 28 Kislev 5758 (27 December 1997)The Bar/Bat Mitzvah Ceremony Sabbath occurs during Chanukah.

Torah PortionMiKets, Genesis : 41:1-44:17Maftir PortionNaso, Numbers : 7:30-7:41
Haftarah PortionKings 3:15 - 4:1Replaced byZachariah 2:14 - 4:7

 

[Sephania]

Maybe Debi can answer why the replacement?

I read each of mine anyway and found that they are compatable ( similar subjects).

Has anyone else read yours and does it speak to you in a special way? Mine sure did. It brough tears to my eyes, and even one part was a part that I think about a lot and now I guess I know why.

 

[Vaneeza Malkah]

yeah, pretty touching!

2:14 Sing and rejoice, O daughter of Zion; for I am coming, and I will dwell in your midst, says God.
Roni vesimchi bat-Tsiyon ki hineni-va veshachanti vetochech ne'um-Adonay. 2:15 Many nations will join themselves to God on that day, and will be My people, and I will dwell in your midst; and you will know that the Lord of hosts has sent me to you.
Venilvu goyim rabim el-Adonay bayom hahu vehayu li le'am veshachanti vetochech veyada'at ki-Adonay Tseva'ot shlachani elayich. 2:16 And God will inherit Judah as His portion in the holy land, and will again choose Jerusalem.
Venachal Adonay et-Yehudah chelko al admat hakodesh uvachar od biYerushalayim. 2:17 Be silent, all flesh, before God; for He has roused Himself from His holy habitation.
Has kol-basar mipney Adonay ki ne'or mim'on kodsho.

 

[debi b]

I think using it is OK, just don't store it on your pc with a bookmark.

Just deleted it

 

[debi b]

Maybe Debi can answer why the replacement?

I think if the reading were to fall on a sabbath during Hanukkah it would be the reading from Zech

 

[Vaneeza Malkah]

yeah, holy assemblies and holidays have special torah readings

 

[Talmidah]

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Birthday : 01 Shevat 5747
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Sabbath : 01 Shevat 5747
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Birthday on a Sabbath

Torah Portion VaEra, Exodus : 6:2-9:35
Maftir Portion Pinchas, Numbers : 28:9-28:15
Haftarah Portion Ezekiel 28:25 - 29:21 Replaced byIsaiah 66:1 - 66:25