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#Rastafari #Discipleship #Wednesdays #RSS #15 #Bo WednesDay 2025-01-29 #Psalms 85 #podcasting #BlackJews @LOJSociety.org #JAH #Rastafari #JahRastafari #Wisdom #WednesdayWisdom #Wednesdays #Wisma #WombmanWednesday #Wombman #Wednesday | #DSR Discipleship Radio | #RasTafari #LionOfJudah #Rastaman #Mothership #podcast @LOJSociety  We, the Wombmen of Rastafari are ascendants of a looong line of biblical and extra-biblical Righteous Matriarchs, Sisters and Daughters of Sarah (1st Peter 3:6) in the Person of HRH Empress Menen Asfaw, Her  Majesty Qedamawit Wollete Giyorgis the Perfect Consort-Royal Wife of Our Abba-Father HIM QEDAMAWI HAILE SELASSIE. Calling all Princes, Princesses, Kings  & Queens in JAH Divine Mind of Wisdom and Truth. As the Called, Chosen and Faithful Disciples of Rastafari preach: We are the Daughters of INI Sarah, i.e. Itege Menen, as it is written: "Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him lord: whose daughters ye are, as long as ye do well, and are not afraid with any amazement."   In the Right Faith of the King of Kings KRISTOS (Christ), We are Israelite-Ethiopian (Black) Royalty in Spirit and Truth, i.e. in the Flesh! Through His Wisdom, We are the Sacred Feminine: Daughters, Sisters, Wives and Mothers of RAS TAFARI, thus the First Teachers (Proverbs 1:8) representing the whole of Iration. We ARE Iration! For without the Womb of man, the Wombman, there is no Life!   LISTEN LIVE STREAM, CALL-IN & ON-DEMAND: http://Blogtalkradio.com/lojsociety

This Week's Portion #14 Va'era | וארא | "And I appeared" ተገለጥሁ | tegelleT’hu *For a PDF version of All the Torah Portions Schedule, click here to download! 1. Torah Reading Exodus 6:2-9:35 1.1First reading — Exodus 6:2–13 1.2Second reading — Exodus 6:14–28 1.3Third reading — Exodus 6:29–7:7 1.4Fourth reading — Exodus 7:8–8:6 1.5Fifth reading — Exodus 8:7–18 1.6Sixth reading — Exodus 8:19–9:16 1.7Seventh reading — Exodus 9:17–35 2. Prophets Reading Ezekiel 28:25-29:21 3. New Testament Reading Romans 9:14-33 Portion Outline - TORAH Exodus 6:14 | The Genealogy of Moses and Aaron Exodus 6:28 | Moses and Aaron Obey God's Commands Exodus 7:8 | Aaron's Miraculous Rod Exodus 7:14 The First Plague: | Water Turned to Blood Exodus 8:1 The Second Plague: | Frogs Exodus 8:16 The Third Plague: | Gnats Exodus 8:20 The Fourth Plague: | Flies Exodus 9:1 The Fifth Plague: | Livestock Diseased Exodus 9:8 The Sixth Plague: | Boils Exodus 9:13 The Seventh Plague: | Thunder and Hail Portion Outline - PROPHETS Eze 28:25 | Future Blessing for Israel Eze 29:1 | Proclamation against Egypt Eze 29:17 | Babylonia Will Plunder Egypt The second reading from the book of Exodus and fourteenth reading from the Torah is named Va’era (וארא), which means “And I appeared.”  I will deliver you from their bondage. (Exodus 6:6) It is one thing to be burdened. It is even worse to be in bondage. https://www.lojs.org/this-weeks-reading-14/

This Week's Portion #13 Shemot | שמות | "Names" ስሞች | S’moch [Simoch] *For a PDF version of All the Torah Portions Schedule, click here to download! 1. Torah Reading Exodus 1:1-6:1 1.1First reading — Exodus 1:1–17 1.2Second reading — Exodus 1:18–2:10 1.3Third reading — Exodus 2:11–25 1.4Fourth reading — Exodus 3:1–15 1.5Fifth reading — Exodus 3:16–4:17 1.6Sixth reading — Exodus 4:18–31 1.7Seventh reading — Exodus 5:1–6:1 2. Prophets Reading Isaiah 27:6-28:13; 29:22-23 3. New Testament Reading Acts 7:17-35; 1 Cor 14:18-25 Portion Outline - TORAH Exodus 1:1 | Introduction Exodus 1:8 | The Israelites Are Oppressed Exodus 2:1 | Birth and Youth of Moses Exodus 2:11 | Moses Flees to Midian Exodus 3:1 | Moses at the Burning Bush Exodus 3:13 | The Divine Name Revealed Exodus 4:1 | Moses' Miraculous Power Exodus 4:18 | Moses Returns to Egypt Exodus 5:1 | Bricks without Straw Exodus 6:1 | Israel's Deliverance Assured Portion Outline - PROPHETS Isaiah 26:1 | Judah's Song of Victory Isaiah 27:1 | Israel's Redemption Isaiah 28:1 | Judgment on Corrupt Rulers, Priests, and Prophets Shemot (שמות) is both the title for the second book from the scroll of the Torah and the title of the first Torah portion therein. Shemot means “names” The English-speaking world calls this book Exodus When Moses saw the burning bush, he turned aside to investigate. Only then did the Holy One reveal Himself to Moses. https://www.lojs.org/this-weeks-reading-13/

This Week's Portion #13 Shemot | שמות | "Names" ስሞች | S’moch [Simoch] *For a PDF version of All the Torah Portions Schedule, click here to download! 1. Torah Reading Exodus 1:1-6:1 1.1First reading — Exodus 1:1–17 1.2Second reading — Exodus 1:18–2:10 1.3Third reading — Exodus 2:11–25 1.4Fourth reading — Exodus 3:1–15 1.5Fifth reading — Exodus 3:16–4:17 1.6Sixth reading — Exodus 4:18–31 1.7Seventh reading — Exodus 5:1–6:1 2. Prophets Reading Isaiah 27:6-28:13; 29:22-23 3. New Testament Reading Acts 7:17-35; 1 Cor 14:18-25 Portion Outline - TORAH Exodus 1:1 | Introduction Exodus 1:8 | The Israelites Are Oppressed Exodus 2:1 | Birth and Youth of Moses Exodus 2:11 | Moses Flees to Midian Exodus 3:1 | Moses at the Burning Bush Exodus 3:13 | The Divine Name Revealed Exodus 4:1 | Moses' Miraculous Power Exodus 4:18 | Moses Returns to Egypt Exodus 5:1 | Bricks without Straw Exodus 6:1 | Israel's Deliverance Assured Portion Outline - PROPHETS Isaiah 26:1 | Judah's Song of Victory Isaiah 27:1 | Israel's Redemption Isaiah 28:1 | Judgment on Corrupt Rulers, Priests, and Prophets Shemot (שמות) is both the title for the second book from the scroll of the Torah and the title of the first Torah portion therein. Shemot means “names” The English-speaking world calls this book Exodus When Moses saw the burning bush, he turned aside to investigate. Only then did the Holy One reveal Himself to Moses. https://www.lojs.org/this-weeks-reading-13/

#Rastafari #Fridays #TJIF #Psalm 38 #RSS #13 #Vayigash 2024-01-17 #lionofjudah #podcasting #tgif #sabbath #Shabbat #BlackJews @lojs.org #TJIF = Thank JAH It's Friday! I & I RasTafari Sabbath Eve Podcast Rss @LOJSociety  Thank JAH It's Friday has a completely different meaning than simply “Thank God It’s Friday” for the Rastafari Church of the Firstborn and faithful Black Jews of the Synagogue (I-ssembly) of the Lion of Judah Society than for others. Sure, it's the end of the work week, but it's also a sacred time to livicate ourselves, I & I, to exploring I & I relationship with the Most I….JAH RASTAFARI. Depending on the branch of Judaism, eighteen minutes before sunset, the Shabbat candles are lit and blessed, and the evening and next day is "a rest of love freely given, a rest of truth and sincerity, a rest in peace and tranquility, in quietude and safety."   We, Spiritual Israelites, the “Soul people” and “Hebrew people of The Book” have always used music in worship of JAH (Psalm 150 is a good example); in the First and Second Temples, the Levites engaged in vocal and instrumental music, with the liturgy being sung chorally. Shabbat shalom!

UPPER Room Of Zion | #DSR Discipleship Radio | #RasTafari #LionOfJudah @LOJSociety UR #upperroom Of #Zion 2024 #Psalm 36 In Christian tradition, based on Acts 1:13,  The"Upper Room" was said to be the site of the Last Supper (i.e. the Cenacle), but it was not. The "upper room" found in Mark 14:15 and Luke 22:12 is the site of the Last Supper. However, the UPPER Room of Zion (Acts 1:13), located on Mount Zion, in the City of David, was the usual place where the Apostles of ADONAI stayed in Jerusalem and, according to the Rastafari Encyclopedia, based upon Acts 2:42, as it is written, "And they continued stedfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers." It was thus the "First Church of the Nazarene (Our Black Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ)," and said by many to be "the first Christian church". Get Updates, Links Online! Visit & JOIN Our RTG GraceBook:  https://www.lojs.org

#Rastafari #Discipleship #Wednesdays #RSS #13 #Shemot WednesDay 2024-01-15 #Psalms 136 #podcasting #BlackJews @LOJSociety.org #JAH #Rastafari #JahRastafari #Wisdom #WednesdayWisdom #Wednesdays #Wisma #WombmanWednesday #Wombman #Wednesday | #DSR Discipleship Radio | #RasTafari #LionOfJudah #Rastaman #Mothership #podcast @LOJSociety  We, the Wombmen of Rastafari are ascendants of a looong line of biblical and extra-biblical Righteous Matriarchs, Sisters and Daughters of Sarah (1st Peter 3:6) in the Person of HRH Empress Menen Asfaw, Her  Majesty Qedamawit Wollete Giyorgis the Perfect Consort-Royal Wife of Our Abba-Father HIM QEDAMAWI HAILE SELASSIE. Calling all Princes, Princesses, Kings  & Queens in JAH Divine Mind of Wisdom and Truth. As the Called, Chosen and Faithful Disciples of Rastafari preach: We are the Daughters of INI Sarah, i.e. Itege Menen, as it is written: "Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him lord: whose daughters ye are, as long as ye do well, and are not afraid with any amazement."   In the Right Faith of the King of Kings KRISTOS (Christ), We are Israelite-Ethiopian (Black) Royalty in Spirit and Truth, i.e. in the Flesh! Through His Wisdom, We are the Sacred Feminine: Daughters, Sisters, Wives and Mothers of RAS TAFARI, thus the First Teachers (Proverbs 1:8) representing the whole of Iration. We ARE Iration! For without the Womb of man, the Wombman, there is no Life!   LISTEN LIVE STREAM, CALL-IN & ON-DEMAND: http://Blogtalkradio.com/lojsociety

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#Rastafari #Discipleship #Wednesdays #RSS #12 #Vayechi WednesDay 2024-01-08 #Psalms 35 #podcasting #BlackJews @LOJSociety.org #JAH #Rastafari #JahRastafari #Wisdom #WednesdayWisdom #Wednesdays #Wisma #WombmanWednesday #Wombman #Wednesday | #DSR Discipleship Radio | #RasTafari #LionOfJudah #Rastaman #Mothership #podcast @LOJSociety  We, the Wombmen of Rastafari are ascendants of a looong line of biblical and extra-biblical Righteous Matriarchs, Sisters and Daughters of Sarah (1st Peter 3:6) in the Person of HRH Empress Menen Asfaw, Her  Majesty Qedamawit Wollete Giyorgis the Perfect Consort-Royal Wife of Our Abba-Father HIM QEDAMAWI HAILE SELASSIE. Calling all Princes, Princesses, Kings  & Queens in JAH Divine Mind of Wisdom and Truth. As the Called, Chosen and Faithful Disciples of Rastafari preach: We are the Daughters of INI Sarah, i.e. Itege Menen, as it is written: "Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him lord: whose daughters ye are, as long as ye do well, and are not afraid with any amazement."   In the Right Faith of the King of Kings KRISTOS (Christ), We are Israelite-Ethiopian (Black) Royalty in Spirit and Truth, i.e. in the Flesh! Through His Wisdom, We are the Sacred Feminine: Daughters, Sisters, Wives and Mothers of RAS TAFARI, thus the First Teachers (Proverbs 1:8) representing the whole of Iration. We ARE Iration! For without the Womb of man, the Wombman, there is no Life!   LISTEN LIVE STREAM, CALL-IN & ON-DEMAND: http://Blogtalkradio.com/lojsociety

This Week's Portion #11 Vayigash | ויגש | "And he drew near (He approached)" ቀረበ | Q’errebe *For a PDF version of All the Torah Portions Schedule, click here to download! 1. Torah Reading Genesis 44:18-47:27 1.1First reading — Genesis 44:18–30 1.2Second reading — Genesis 44:31–45:7 1.3Third reading — Genesis 45:8–18 1.4Fourth reading — Genesis 45:19–27 1.5Fifth reading — Genesis 45:28–46:27 1.6Sixth reading — Genesis 46:28–47:10 1.7Seventh reading — Genesis 47:11–27 2. Prophets Reading Ezekiel 37:15-37:28 3. New Testament Reading Ephesians 2:1-10 Portion Outline - TORAH Genesis 44:18 | Judah Pleads for Benjamin's Release Genesis 45:1 | Joseph Reveals Himself to His Brothers Genesis 46:1 | Jacob Brings His Whole Family to Egypt Genesis 46:28 | Jacob Settles in Goshen Genesis 47:13 | The Famine in Egypt Portion Outline - PROPHETS Ezekiel 37:15 | The Two Sticks The eleventh reading from the book of Genesis is named Vayigash (ויגש), which means “and he came near.” The title comes from the first verse of the reading, which says, “Then Judah [came near] him” (Genesis 44:18). Joseph did not retaliate. Instead, he broke the cycle by offering complete forgiveness. He told his brothers not to be remorseful for selling him to Egypt. Then Joseph brought his father Jacob and presented him to Pharaoh; and Jacob blessed Pharaoh. (Genesis 47:7) When Pharaoh saw Jacob, he was amazed at how old the man looked. He dispensed with any pleasantries and immediately asked him, “How many years have you lived?”.https://www.lojs.org/this-weeks-reading-11/

This Week's Portion #11 Vayigash | ויגש | "And he drew near (He approached)" ቀረበ | Q’errebe *For a PDF version of All the Torah Portions Schedule, click here to download! 1. Torah Reading Genesis 44:18-47:27 1.1First reading — Genesis 44:18–30 1.2Second reading — Genesis 44:31–45:7 1.3Third reading — Genesis 45:8–18 1.4Fourth reading — Genesis 45:19–27 1.5Fifth reading — Genesis 45:28–46:27 1.6Sixth reading — Genesis 46:28–47:10 1.7Seventh reading — Genesis 47:11–27 2. Prophets Reading Ezekiel 37:15-37:28 3. New Testament Reading Ephesians 2:1-10 Portion Outline - TORAH Genesis 44:18 | Judah Pleads for Benjamin's Release Genesis 45:1 | Joseph Reveals Himself to His Brothers Genesis 46:1 | Jacob Brings His Whole Family to Egypt Genesis 46:28 | Jacob Settles in Goshen Genesis 47:13 | The Famine in Egypt Portion Outline - PROPHETS Ezekiel 37:15 | The Two Sticks The eleventh reading from the book of Genesis is named Vayigash (ויגש), which means “and he came near.” The title comes from the first verse of the reading, which says, “Then Judah [came near] him” (Genesis 44:18). Joseph did not retaliate. Instead, he broke the cycle by offering complete forgiveness. He told his brothers not to be remorseful for selling him to Egypt. Then Joseph brought his father Jacob and presented him to Pharaoh; and Jacob blessed Pharaoh. (Genesis 47:7) When Pharaoh saw Jacob, he was amazed at how old the man looked. He dispensed with any pleasantries and immediately asked him, “How many years have you lived?”.https://www.lojs.org/this-weeks-reading-11/

#Rastafari #Fridays #TJIF #Psalm 53 #RSS #11 #Vayigash 2024-01-03 #lionofjudah #podcasting #tgif #sabbath #Shabbat #BlackJews @lojs.org #TJIF = Thank JAH It's Friday! I & I RasTafari Sabbath Eve Podcast Rss @LOJSociety  Thank JAH It's Friday has a completely different meaning than simply “Thank God It’s Friday” for the Rastafari Church of the Firstborn and faithful Black Jews of the Synagogue (I-ssembly) of the Lion of Judah Society than for others. Sure, it's the end of the work week, but it's also a sacred time to livicate ourselves, I & I, to exploring I & I relationship with the Most I….JAH RASTAFARI. Depending on the branch of Judaism, eighteen minutes before sunset, the Shabbat candles are lit and blessed, and the evening and next day is "a rest of love freely given, a rest of truth and sincerity, a rest in peace and tranquility, in quietude and safety."   We, Spiritual Israelites, the “Soul people” and “Hebrew people of The Book” have always used music in worship of JAH (Psalm 150 is a good example); in the First and Second Temples, the Levites engaged in vocal and instrumental music, with the liturgy being sung chorally. Shabbat shalom!

UPPER Room Of Zion | #DSR Discipleship Radio | #RasTafari #LionOfJudah @LOJSociety UR #upperroom Of #Zion 2024 #Psalm 13 In Christian tradition, based on Acts 1:13,  The"Upper Room" was said to be the site of the Last Supper (i.e. the Cenacle), but it was not. The "upper room" found in Mark 14:15 and Luke 22:12 is the site of the Last Supper. However, the UPPER Room of Zion (Acts 1:13), located on Mount Zion, in the City of David, was the usual place where the Apostles of ADONAI stayed in Jerusalem and, according to the Rastafari Encyclopedia, based upon Acts 2:42, as it is written, "And they continued stedfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers." It was thus the "First Church of the Nazarene (Our Black Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ)," and said by many to be "the first Christian church". Get Updates, Links Online! Visit & JOIN Our RTG GraceBook:  https://www.lojs.org

On the Biblical calendar the month of Kislev (כִּסְלֵו) is the ninth of the year (counting from Nisan), and also one of the "darkest," with the days progressively getting shorter and the nights getting longer.  TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 The Hebrew word Chanukah (חֲנֻכָּה) means "dedication" and marks an eight day winter celebration that commemorates the victory of faith over the ways of speculative reason, and demonstrates the power of the miracle in the face of mere humanism. On the first night of Chanukah one flame is lit, on the second night two, and so on until the eighth night when eight flames are lit. In this way we remember the 'growth' of the miracle. Because Chanukah is an eight-day holiday, there has to be at least one day when Shabbat and Chanukah overlap (called "Shabbat Chanukah")  May we all take time to reflect upon the profound gift of the One who was so great that He emptied Himself of all His regal glory and power- https://www.lojs.org/happy-chanukah-2024/

On the Biblical calendar the month of Kislev (כִּסְלֵו) is the ninth of the year (counting from Nisan), and also one of the "darkest," with the days progressively getting shorter and the nights getting longer.  TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 The Hebrew word Chanukah (חֲנֻכָּה) means "dedication" and marks an eight day winter celebration that commemorates the victory of faith over the ways of speculative reason, and demonstrates the power of the miracle in the face of mere humanism. On the first night of Chanukah one flame is lit, on the second night two, and so on until the eighth night when eight flames are lit. In this way we remember the 'growth' of the miracle. Because Chanukah is an eight-day holiday, there has to be at least one day when Shabbat and Chanukah overlap (called "Shabbat Chanukah")  May we all take time to reflect upon the profound gift of the One who was so great that He emptied Himself of all His regal glory and power- https://www.lojs.org/happy-chanukah-2024/

On the Biblical calendar the month of Kislev (כִּסְלֵו) is the ninth of the year (counting from Nisan), and also one of the "darkest," with the days progressively getting shorter and the nights getting longer.  TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 The Hebrew word Chanukah (חֲנֻכָּה) means "dedication" and marks an eight day winter celebration that commemorates the victory of faith over the ways of speculative reason, and demonstrates the power of the miracle in the face of mere humanism. On the first night of Chanukah one flame is lit, on the second night two, and so on until the eighth night when eight flames are lit. In this way we remember the 'growth' of the miracle. Because Chanukah is an eight-day holiday, there has to be at least one day when Shabbat and Chanukah overlap (called "Shabbat Chanukah")  May we all take time to reflect upon the profound gift of the One who was so great that He emptied Himself of all His regal glory and power- https://www.lojs.org/happy-chanukah-2024/

Day TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39

Day TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39

Day TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39

Day TorahHaftarahBrit Chadashah Chanukah 1 (Kislev 25)Numbers 7:1-7:17Zech. 2:10-4:7 (only if Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 2 (Kislev 26)Numbers 7:18-7:29 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 3 (Kislev 27)Numbers 7:24-7:35 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 4 (Kislev 28)Numbers 7:30-7:41 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 5 (Kislev 29)Numbers 7:36-7:47 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 6 (Kislev 30)Numbers 28:1-17; Numbers 7:54-59Num. 28:1-15 (Rosh Chosesh Tevet)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 7 (Tevet 1)Numbers 7:48-7:59 John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39 Chanukah 8 (Tevet 2)Numbers 7:54-8:41 Kings 7:40-50 (only if 2nd Shabbat)John 9:1-7; John 10:22-39