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21st. Torah Portion, Exodus 34:1-35 CJB, KJV, Bible-Hub
Ki Tisa, the twenty-first reading from the Torah, literally means “when you lift up.” It comes from the first words of the second verse of the reading, which could be literally rendered, “When you lift up the head of the sons of Israel to reckon them” (Exodus 30:12). The phrase “lift up the head” is an idiom for taking a head count. The portion begins with instructions for taking a census, finishes up the instructions for making the Tabernacle, reiterates the commandment of Shabbat, and then proceeds to tell the story of the golden calf. The majority of Ki Tisa is concerned with the sin of the golden calf, the breach in the covenant between God and Israel, and how Moses undertakes to restore that covenant relationship.
An asterisk (*) below indicates special readings during Festivals, certain Sabbaths, and New Moons.
Exodus 34
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21st. Torah Portion, Exodus 34:1-35 CJB, KJV, Bible-Hub
Portion Summaries
OverviewKi Tisa, the twenty-first reading from the Torah, literally means “when you lift up.” It comes from the first words of the second verse of the reading, which could be literally rendered, “When you lift up the head of the sons of Israel to reckon them” (Exodus 30:12). The phrase “lift up the head” is an idiom for taking a head count. The portion begins with instructions for taking a census, finishes up the instructions for making the Tabernacle, reiterates the commandment of Shabbat, and then proceeds to tell the story of the golden calf. The majority of Ki Tisa is concerned with the sin of the golden calf, the breach in the covenant between God and Israel, and how Moses undertakes to restore that covenant relationship.
Text & Audio
Torah and Haftarah reading references below are based on the Hebrew Bible for the diaspora schedule. When Christian Bible references differ, it will be noted as such in the text.An asterisk (*) below indicates special readings during Festivals, certain Sabbaths, and New Moons.
Exodus 34
Bible Gateway passage: Exodus 34 - Complete Jewish Bible
(v) ADONAI said to Moshe, “Cut yourself two tablets of stone like the first ones; and I will inscribe on the tablets the words that were on the first tablets, which you broke. Be ready by morning; in the morning you are to ascend Mount Sinai and present yourself to me on the top of the mountain...
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Ki Tisa, the twenty-first reading from the Torah, literally means “when you lift up.” It comes from the first words of the second verse of the reading, which could be literally rendered, “When you lift up the head of the sons of Israel to reckon them” (Exodus 30:12). The phrase “lift up the...
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Exodus chapter 34 KJV (King James Version)
Exodus chapter 34 KJV (King James Version)
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Exodus 34 KJV
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