January 19, 2026 - Shevat 1, 5786 (EDT)
The Torah study schedule for this week includes texts from Parashat, Haftarah, Mishlei, Tehillim, and Tanakh.
| Lesson | Source |
|---|---|
Torah Parashat 1 YEAR | Parashat Bo (Exodus 10:1-13:16) The Parashat is the weekly division of the Torah into 54 portions, read in over the course of a year. Each portion is read on Shabbat, ensuring the entire Torah is read annually. This program deepens engagement with the Torah and fosters reflection on its teachings in sync with the Jewish calendar. External Links: Sefaria |
Tanakh Haftarah 1 YEAR | Sephardi: Jeremiah 46:13-28 | The Haftarah is a series of selections from the books of Nevi'im from the Tanakh and it is customary to read weekly, following the Torah Parashat reading. External Links: Sefaria |
| Lesson | Source |
|---|---|
Mishlei 1 MONTH | Proverbs 1 A learning program that covers one chapter a day from the 31 chapters of Proverbs, completing the book of Proverbs once a month. External Links: Sefaria |
Tehillim 1 MONTH | Psalms 1-9 A learning program that covers several chapters a day from the 150 chapters of Psalms, completing the book of Psalms once a month. External Links: Sefaria |
Tehillim 1 WEEK | Psalms 30-50 A learning program that covers several chapters a day from the 150 chapters of Psalms, completing the book of Psalms once a week. External Links: Sefaria |
TANAKH YOMI 1 YEAR | Kings Seder 21, II Kings 4:26-6:22 A daily learning cycle for completing Tanakh annually. On Shabbat, each Torah portion is recited. On weekdays, Prophets and Writings are recited according to the ancient Masoretic division of sedarim. External Links: Sefaria |
TANAKH 929 3.5 YEAR | Leviticus 13 A learning program in which participants study five of the Bible’s 929 chapters a week, completing it in about three and a half years. External Links: Sefaria |