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Shabbat Schedule, Shabbat Parshat Ki Tissa
Golden Calves and Asheirah Trees
Friday
5:33 pm Candle Lighting
5:41 pm Mincha in the Joseph S. Straus Main Synagogue
Shabbat
9:13 am Sof Zman Kriyat Sh’ma
7:30 am Hashkama Minyan, Annette Adler Young Adult Beit
Midrash followed by a Shiur
8:30 am Beit Medrash Minyan in the Gluck-Gelnick Beit Midrash
9:00 am Main Minyan in the Joseph S. Straus Main Synagogue
9:15 am Youth Groups in the Rochelle & Melly Lifshitz Youth
Center
9:30 am Minyan in the Rabbi Morris Friedman Beit Midrash
1:30 pm 1st Mincha in the Annette Adler Young Adult Beit Midrash
4:35 pm Masechet Ketuvot Shiur with Rabbi Teitelbaum
5:25 pm 2nd Mincha in the Joseph S. Straus Main Synagogue
6:36 pm Ma’ariv
6:43 pm Shabbat Ends
Mazal Tov to:
Rabbi Moshe and Rebbetzin Sori Teitelbaum
upon the birth of their granddaughter
♦ Leslie and Chet Eisen
upon the birth of their grandson
♦ Fran and Joshua Eisenstein
upon the engagement of their granddaughter
♦ Anne and Sheldon Golombeck
upon the birth of their grandson
♦ Ayalah and David Jesselson
upon the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Eliezer
♦ Helene and Harvey Werblowsky
upon the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson, Eliezer Jesselson
♦ Lisa and Steven Krausman
upon the marriage of their daughter, Leora to Yoel Grunhut
♦ Sharon and Arnold Rosenberg
upon the birth of their granddaughter
♦ Rabbi Yitzie and Reisy Ross
upon the birth of their son
♦ Lisa and Uri Lazar
upon the engagement of their son Zevi Zahn to Leah Nathan
♦
New Members:
♦ Yael and Yoseph Gurevich & Family
♦ Rabbi Yitzie and Reisy Ross & Family
Eventually, Am Yisrael learned to
believe and trust only in one God. But there
was a significant learning curve.
When creating and worshiping the
Golden Calf, Am Yisrael did much more than
just desire something of a material nature to
turn toward in religious devotion or in search
of a power to trust in. The wishes of Am Yisrael had been affected by generations spent in
Egypt where we had been exposed to (and became part of) a culture that embraces a true
multiplicity of Gods. What we sought with
the creation of the Egel was to serve any and
all Gods of importance. For this reason,
Aharon declared “Eleh Elohecha… Asher
He`elucha (plural) M`Eretz Mitzrayim”.
There is an opinion that states that
there were numerous calves of gold that
emerged from the cauldron of melted ore.
How far-reaching was this misconception and error?
When demanding that we destroy the
Asheirah trees (used as foci of idolatry) that
the Israelites would find upon arrival in the
land of Canaan, God decrees that these trees
be destroyed even though they were growing
on Israel’s land – land that was rightfully ours.
How could the Canaanite pagans impart Issur
and resultant prohibitions that condemn trees
that were not rightfully theirs?
The Talmud explains that because the
Israelites, at the time of the Sin of the Egel,
desired to serve many Gods, the Canaanites
were considered as if they were acting on behalf of the wayward nation of Israel. [Avoda
Zara 53b]
Acceptance of the intolerable has farreaching consequences.
Condolences to:
♦ Mrs. Melodie Scharf
upon the loss of her beloved brother,
Mr. Miles Felder, O”H
♦
Judah Michael
upon the loss of his beloved mother, Sarah Michael
YOUTH GROUPS ARE ON REGULAR SCHEDULE!!
‰MISHEBERACH L’CHOLIM”
Zev Eliezer ben Chaya Shaindel
Avraham Yehuda ben Davida Yehudit
Leah bat Brina
Brina bat Sarah Esther
Liat Leorah bat Berachah
Meir Moshe ben Shayndl
Rivka bat Sara
Rachel bat Tziporah
Elimelech Shmuel ben Miriam
Dov Ber ben Fradl
Rochel Leah bat Chana
Yehoshua Chaim ben Vita
Chaya bas Menya
Chana Shaindel bat Chaya Lifsha
Leah bat Sarah
Shana bat Nurit Henna
Leah bat Devorah
Noach ben Chaya
Etta Rivka bat Zahava
Tziporah Bas Scheindel
Chaya Rachel bat Breindel
Yechiel Aryeh Reuven ben Sima Leah Chasya
Shimon Mordechai ben Sarah
Pinchas Aharon ben Golda Reva
Chaim Shlomo ben Rochel
Asher Chanan ben Ilana Leah
Emmanuel Moshe ben Yehudis
Yoel Yaakov ben Gittel Henia
Dov Nechemia ben Rachel Chaya Sara
Shayna bat Hinda Rivka
David Yitzchak ben Rivka Rachel
Yaakov Avraham ben Michla
Rachel Mariyam bat Shifra Yenta
Reuven Yisrael ben Vita
Shmuel Zev ben Shoshana
Zelda bat Mala Malka
Esther Malka bat Eidel
Shoshana bat Simcha
Tziporah Chaya bat Dina
Serach Escha bat Dina
Yehuda ben Margalit Sarah
Rachel Elisheva bat Batya Esther
Leah Rochel bat Malka
To submit a name visit our website, www.yilc.org
or call the Shul office at 569-3324
YILC Teens Snow Tubing trip
for children in 6th- 12th grade.
th
Sunday, March 8
leaving from the Shul at 9:30am
$50.00 member/$60.00 non member.
For more information please contact
Ariella Beitler by March 1st.
Happy Birthday To Our Children:
February 28th - Estee Breuer, Leah Fortgang,
Emily Reba Silverstein
March 2nd Avi and Eitan Kwestel
Yahrzeits Observed This Coming Week:
Lillian Packer - Mother of Fran Sicklick
Rav Shlomo Kornfeld - Father of Rochelle Gold
Yitzchak Graff - Father of Jehoshua Graff
Mayer Zucker– Father of Harriet Steinmentz
David Bondar– Father of Dov Bondar
Florence Weiss –Mother of Michael Weiss
Claire Wernick - Mother of Rabbi Stanley Wernick
Jacob W. Klein - Father of Ralph and Sidney Klein
George Lauer– Father of Eliot Lauer
Ira Silverstein - Beloved father of Ben Jacob, Josef and
Emily Reba Silverstein
Amelia Seiff - Mother of Miriam Feller
Belle Liss - Mother of Sylvia Kain
Frieda Kramer - Mother of Nancy Karp
Albert Mayerhoff - Father of Jonah Mayerhoff
Sydney Lebow - Father of Florence Wolf
Moshe Eliezer Galler - Father of Jeffrey Galler
Morris Kain - Father of Rabbi Milton Kain
Patricia Siegel - Mother of Debra Sandler
Seymour Sicklick - Father of Marc Sicklick
Yossef Perets - Father of Elaine Tobaly
Morris Friedman - Father of David Friedman
YILC Youth Department
Purim Extravaganza
Wednesday night, March 4th
following the Megillah reading,
until 9:30 pm
in the YILC Ballroom
Members: $10.00 per child , $50.00 family cap
Non-Members : $15.00 per child $75.00 family cap
For more information please contact Alyssa Schechter.