What if your deepest pain became your loudest proclamation? In Ki Tavo, Israel brings firstfruits and declares a story—“Arami oved avi…” (Deut 26:5–8). Why does God command us to retell slavery, deliverance, and blessing? Is the Haggadah right—“An Aramean tried to destroy my father”—or “My father was a wandering Aramean”? How do both readings shape gratitude, identity, and witness today? Learn how testimony turns memory into worship—and how to speak your story so others glorify God. What has He brought you from, and who needs to hear it in this week’s 5 Minute Torah.

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