Here are the maps for the Weekly Parsha.
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Parshat Bereshit
This map shows the relations between the characters in the Bereshit Parsha.
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Parshat Noah
Noah Parsha Map, based on the text connections in the text by verse.
Bunch of names and the children of children that begot some children.
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Bereshit | Lech Lecha | Parsha
Parshat Lech Lecha
A map of Lech Lecha Parsha with and without family relations, based on the text connections in the text by verse.
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Parshat Vayera
Definitely part of the Top Ten. Not my favourite, but full of known hits! There is a lot to unpack in this parsha, on each one of the stories:
The Akedah; Sarah and Isaac; Sarah and Hagar; Sodom, Gomorra and Lot; and the introduction of Rebecca in the text! -
Parshat Chayei Sarah
My blog post might be too long for you, and it is. Believe me. I wrote it! That’s why I’ve divided it into multiple parts – Parshat Chayei Sarah (this post!) – Story 29 – Burial of Sarah – Story 30 – Finding Becky – Story 31 – Isaac Meets Rebecca – Story 32 – […]
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Parsha Toldot
Toldot, or the story of a really dysfunctional family.
There are twins, a sibling silvery, the Sister-Wife and the really important fact that there are a limited number of blessings in the desert!
And my all-time favorite:
“My birthright for a plate of lentils”! -
Parsha Vayetzei
This week things have been hectic with work, proposals and grants and everyday things, so my maps (that someone I am calling more and more often Visualisations) are a bit behind, but I am working on it! The Story So, Vayetsei is here and we reach the second half of the Family Saga: Jacob’s Journey […]
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Parsha Vayishlach
Quick entry… I’ll update it Sunday
This is the one Parsha I was dreading…
It contains my most dreaded Chapter 36. It is just a bunch of names… and more names.In the end, the whole thing seems to be a set-up for Amalek.
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Parsha Vayeshev
Here is last’s week’s Parsha, Vayeshev.There are three main stories, two of them connected with this week’s Parsha (Miketz): Story of Joseph and his brothers. Story of Joseph in Egypt Story of Judah and Tamar. – This is probably one of the coolest stories in the whole Tanakh! Joseph is the favourite son. He is, […]
