Ki Tavo 5786 First Fruit and First Born
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Ki Tavo 5786 First Fruit and First Born
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Parashat Ki Tavo (Deuteronomy 26:1–29:8), the official statistical counts are: [1] Verses: 122 verses (p'sukim). Words: 1,747 Hebrew words. Letters: 6,811 Hebrew letters. [1]
Ki tavo is the 50th torah portion from Genesis or the 7th from Deut. Marks the critical stage mentally and spiritually for the Children of Israel that has been wandering in the desert for 40 years to now be told they will be inheriting the Promised Land.
From a traditional Torah, Talmudic, and Messianic perspective, this portion outlines the framework for living a holy, covenantal life in the Land, while pointing toward ultimate redemption.
Overview:
• What is the hidden message and key to entering the Kingdom of Hashem, hinted in the last verse in Ki Tetzie and first verse in Ki Tavo?
• What is the Messianic connection “Frist Fruits” and “First Born”?
• Why is our obedience linked to the Priestly Garments?
• What is the meaning of “erecting the stones” etching the Torah?
Why is Hashem warning us about not serving HIM with joy that can lead to the curses?