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The Alter Rebbe · Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi

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The Alter Rebbe’s maamarim on Bereishis and Shemos and on Megillas Esther, first printed in Kopust in 1837 by the Tzemach Tzedek. Here it is in the Hebrew of the Kehot edition, with every marei makom opened right where it appears, and an English translation and a short explanation of every section.

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Parshas Bereishis

10 maamarim, beginning with השמים כסאי והארץ הדום רגלי אי זה בית וגו׳

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Sefer Bereishis ספר בראשית

בראשיתBereishis10 maamarimOpen nowנחNoach4 maamarimOpen nowלך לךLech Lecha6 maamarimOpen nowויראVayeira2 maamarimOpen nowחיי שרהChayei Sarah3 maamarimOpen nowתולדותToldos5 maamarimOpen now
ויצאVayeitzei5 maamarimComing soon
וישלחVayishlach5 maamarimComing soon
וישבVayeishev5 maamarimComing soon
מקץMikeitz15 maamarimComing soon
ויגשVayigash3 maamarimComing soon
ויחיVayechi5 maamarimComing soon

Sefer Shemos ספר שמות

שמותShemos8 maamarimComing soon
ואראVa’eira5 maamarimComing soon
באBo2 maamarimComing soon
בשלחBeshalach8 maamarimComing soon
יתרוYisro10 maamarimComing soon
משפטיםMishpatim7 maamarimComing soon
תרומהTerumah3 maamarimComing soon
תצוהTetzaveh4 maamarimComing soon
פרשת זכורParshas Zachor2 maamarimComing soon
כי תשאKi Sisa2 maamarimComing soon
ויקהלVayakhel2 maamarimComing soon

Megillas Esther מגילת אסתר

מגלת אסתרMegillas Esther13 maamarimComing soon

How to read here

Section by section

Each paragraph is broken into short sections: the Hebrew, then a faithful English translation, then a short explanation.

Sources in place

Each small number opens the Kehot note, including the Rebbe’s marei mekomos, with the verse, Gemara or Midrash itself beside it and how it connects.

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Sections are marked as you learn them, and each parsha comes in seven daily portions, Sunday to Shabbos.

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