A shiur for every parsha
Rabbi Shalom Rosner is the rav of Kehillat Nofei HaShemesh in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel, and an American-born teacher widely followed well beyond his own community. This collection gathers his weekly shiurim on the parsha, one for each portion of the Torah, tracking the annual reading cycle from Bereishis through to Vezos Haberacha.
Because the set follows the calendar, it functions as a companion to the week: the shiur on each parsha lines up with the portion read that Shabbos. Returning to it every year gives a family a steady rhythm of Torah tied to the seasons, rather than a one-time course with a fixed endpoint.
Drawing the sources together
Rosner is known for a delivery that stays clear while reaching into a wide range of sources — the classic commentators on the Chumash alongside later thinkers, with an eye toward the practical and the inspirational. Each week's portion becomes a doorway into a theme rather than a list of disconnected comments.
He is also widely followed for his daily daf yomi shiurim, and that background shows in how he builds an argument: methodically, one idea leading to the next. For the parsha, that means a listener is guided through the text toward a message that holds together, not just a collection of nice points.
For the Shabbos table
A weekly parsha shiur is easy to fit into a family's schedule. Listened to before Shabbos, it hands parents a clear idea or two to share at the table, and it gives older children something to think about that connects directly to what is being read in shul that week.
Over a full year the shiurim add up to a complete pass through the Chumash, and over several years the same portions return with fresh angles. That repetition is a feature, not a limitation: it is how the annual cycle deepens familiarity with the text a little more each time around.
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Key takeaways
- Rabbi Shalom Rosner serves as rav of Kehillat Nofei HaShemesh in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel.
- This collection is his weekly shiur on the parsha, following the annual Torah-reading cycle.
- He is also widely followed for his daily daf yomi shiurim.
- Each shiur draws together classic commentators and later Torah thought around the week's portion.
- Search Lehallel for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.
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