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SHABBAT KI TISSA - SHABBAT PARAH
20th Adar 5770 - 6th March 2010

The Sixth Hour.

The Torah tells us that the people saw that Moshe delayed in coming down the mountain, and didn't know what had happened to him, so they asked for something to be made to lead them. Why did they think Moshe was late?

The word used is "boshesh" meaning "delayed," but it can be read as "bo shesh" meaning "six comes." The people saw that the sixth hour of the day had come, and they thought Moshe would have returned by then. That is where the mistake started.

For photos of the Children's and Youth Service's
2009 Lag B'Omer Party and the Youth Service's 2009 visit to Quasar
and the 2008 Sukkot Parties,
please click to go to
the Lag B'Omer Photos 2009 page
the Shoot-Out at Quasar 2009 page
and the Sukkot Parties 2008 page

Shabbat Club

Until further notice
the Club will run from the end of the Service till 2.30 pm
and light refreshments will be provided for the children.
For ages 6 upwards.
For further details please contact:
office@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk

WEEK FOUR

This week's question:
How much did each man have to give to be counted?

If you think you know the answer, e-mail it to kids@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk before Tuesday night 9th March.
Please do not use the Website over Shabbat or Yom Tov.
We'll collect the names of those who give the right answers over the 4 weeks and then draw the winner. However, we can only give a prize if at least five different families send in the correct answer over the 4 weeks.

You can send in an answer each week if you want to. Don't forget to include your name and phone number. The prize will be a book to be chosen from a selection held by the Shul Office.

Last week's answer:
Pure olive oil was the fuel in the Menorah.

Please keep trying!