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Parshah Coloring Book, click to print
When a farmer produces produce (fruits, vegetables, and grain) he must take a tithe, or a tenth, and eat it in Jerusalem.
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Parshah Coloring Book, click to print
The Parshah ends by telling us of the three high points in the Jewish calendar year: Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot.
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