Conclusion of the Torah Reading Cycle 🙌

At the close of the annual Torah reading cycle, Jewish communities gather in celebration as the final words of Deuteronomy are read and the scroll returns once again to Genesis. This tradition, known as Simchat Torah—the “Joy of the Torah”—expresses the enduring delight of returning again and again to Yehovah’s Instruction.

But what about us? Should we also set aside a time to rejoice in the Torah? Can we embrace the beautiful principle behind this tradition without turning the tradition itself into a commandment?

What do you think? How does your family celebrate the joy of Yehovah’s Torah?

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