This Sabbath
Chayei Sarah
27 Cheshvan
- Torah
- Genesis 23:1-25:18
- Haftarah
- 1 Kings 1:1-31
- Brit Chadashah
- Matthew 1:1-17
- FFOZ Reading
- John 4:3-14
Every Sabbath we read together: the פָּרָשָׁה parashah (the week's Torah portion) , the הַפְטָרָה haftarah (a matching reading from the Prophets) , and a passage from the בְּרִית חֲדָשָׁה Brit Chadashah (the New Covenant) . The cycle begins again each fall at Sukkot. The whole year is below, in order, ready when you are.
This Sabbath
27 Cheshvan
Read ahead during the week, so the words have time to settle before the candles are lit.
Next Sabbath
4 Kislev
In two weeks
11 Kislev
In three weeks
18 Kislev
In four weeks
25 Kislev
Each row holds one Sabbath. The Hebrew month names mark the rhythm of the year, beginning with Tishrei in the fall and turning all the way back. Festival readings step out of the regular cycle for a week and return to it the next.
September 2026 → October 2026
Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles.
Also read Ecclesiastes (Kohelet)
October 2026 → November 2026
A quiet month, no appointed feasts.
November 2026 → December 2026
Hanukkah falls here.
December 2026 → January 2027
Mid-winter.
January 2027 → February 2027
Tu BiSh’vat, the new year of the trees.
February 2027 → March 2027
The added month of leap years.
March 2027 → April 2027
Purim.
April 2027 → May 2027
Pesach, the deliverance from Egypt.
Also read Song of Songs (Shir HaShirim)
May 2027 → June 2027
Counting the Omer toward Shavuot.
June 2027 → July 2027
Shavuot, the giving of the Torah.
Also read Ruth (Rut)
July 2027
High summer.
August 2027
Tisha B'Av, the mourning of the Temple.
September 2027
Preparation for the High Holy Days.
October 2027
Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles.
Also read Ecclesiastes (Kohelet)