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1.11 Parshat Vayigash - פרשת ויגש Bar Mitzvah Torah Trainer

Sefer Vayikra Song
To the tune of: Tzadik Katamar Yifrach - Chabad
Lyrics: Levi Lipinski

The third Chumash of the Torah is Sefer Vayikra, 
And it's also known as Toras Kohanim. 
In it, the Torah tells us the daily Avoda
And the service of the Kohanim and Leviim.  

CHORUS:
This is the order of Sefer Vayikra,
Vayikra, Tzav, Shemini,
Tazria, Metzorah Acharei-Mos,
Kedoshim-Emor, Behar, Bechukosai.

Ahay ahay ahay ahay ahay

Also we will learn how special we are,
By having special Mitzvos that keeps us so high,

Ahay ahay ahay ahay ahay

Tahara and Tuma, Kashrus and Shemita,
These are just some Mitzvos. how lucky we are.

But remember the small ALEF in the word Vayikra,
To remind us all the time that-being-special has a price.
Remember to be humble and with this Zechus that we have,
To-make-this-world-a-place where Hashem is so proud...

חומש ויקרא
ויקרא | צו | שמיני | תזריע | מצורע | אחרי מות | קדושים | אמור | בהר סיני | בחוקותי

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Levi, has been working with Bar Mitzvah aged children from a very young age himself. Always involved with youth of all ages, his work has taken him all over the globe, from Venezuela, Argentina, Canada, Israel, Australia and now here in Philadelphia. 

The last few years his overall youth work took a slant to primarily focus on the Bar Mitzvah demographic, and this is where he has found his truest passion. Being able to give a teenage boy the technical tools and the self confidence tools to read from the Torah as they become a man is where he shines and succeeds.

He uses his own natural talent for singing to help guide students down the musical path, and his love for giving over impactful Judasim is the guiding force behind it all.

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