BONUS Dvar Torah for Bo 7th Aliyah: Actual text: https://tinyurl.com/myencc7t When instructing us on the mitzvah of tefillin (phylacteries), the Torah tells us to place it on our weak hand (13:16). It uses a unique spelling for the word hand: יָ֣דְכָ֔ה instead of the standard “יָֽדְך.” What is the reason for this unique spelling and why place the mitzvah of tefillin right after the commandment to redeem all firstborns? The Gemara tells us that the unique spelling is meant to instruct us to place the tefillin on our weak hand (יד כהה), symbolizing the focus we should place even on things that are more difficult for us to do. If we focus on doing everything with joy and love, even the everyday chores will become more rewarding and meaningful. Please consider forwarding this to others so they can join! https://chat.whatsapp.com/I7IHQNPpKLF0adHHXTUYda