Learn to Lein Parshat Ki Tavo Torah Reading כִּי תָבוֹא
Learn the Trop, Hebrew Cantillation
Parshat Ki Tavo: the bikkurim brought to the Mikdash and the declaration that goes with them, the confession over the tithes, the stones and the altar on Har Eival, the blessings and curses on Gerizim and Eival, the great blessing, and the long tochachah, leined quietly and quickly by custom. About 21 minutes of leining, recorded aliyah by aliyah by a Master Baal Koreh with every word highlighted as it is read.
Next leined on Saturday, 18 September 2027
| Reading | Pesukim | Audio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aliyah 1 | Deuteronomy 26:1-26:1111 pesukim | 2:13Free | Hear Aliyah 1 → |
| Aliyah 2 | Deuteronomy 26:12-26:154 pesukim | 1:14Members | Hear Aliyah 2 → |
| Aliyah 3 | Deuteronomy 26:16-26:194 pesukim | 0:52Members | Hear Aliyah 3 → |
| Aliyah 4 | Deuteronomy 27:1-27:1010 pesukim | 2:13Members | Hear Aliyah 4 → |
| Aliyah 5 | Deuteronomy 27:11-28:622 pesukim | 2:37Members | Hear Aliyah 5 → |
| Aliyah 6 | Deuteronomy 28:7-28:6963 pesukim | 9:49Members | Hear Aliyah 6 → |
| Aliyah 7 | Deuteronomy 29:1-29:88 pesukim | 1:22Members | Hear Aliyah 7 → |
| Maftir | Deuteronomy 29:6-29:83 pesukim | 0:30Members | Hear the Maftir → |
| Haftarah | Isaiah 60:1-60:2222 pesukim | Coming soon | Hear the Haftarah → |
Aliyah 1 — Deuteronomy 26:1-26:11
עלייה 1 — דברים 26:1-26:11When you come into the land: the first fruits in a basket, brought to the kohen, and the declaration, Arami oved avi, the passage expounded in the Haggadah.
Aliyah 2 — Deuteronomy 26:12-26:15
עלייה 2 — דברים 26:12-26:15The confession over the tithes in the third year: I have removed the holy things from the house. Look down from Your holy abode and bless Your people.
Aliyah 3 — Deuteronomy 26:16-26:19
עלייה 3 — דברים 26:16-26:19Today Hashem commands you these laws. You have chosen Hashem and Hashem has chosen you, to make you supreme over the nations.
Back to top ↑Aliyah 4 — Deuteronomy 27:1-27:10
עלייה 4 — דברים 27:1-27:10On the day you cross the Jordan, set up large stones plastered and inscribed with the Torah on Har Eival, and build an altar of uncut stones there. Be silent and hear, Israel: today you have become a people.
Back to top ↑Aliyah 5 — Deuteronomy 27:11-28:6
עלייה 5 — דברים 27:11-28:6Six tribes on Har Gerizim for the blessing and six on Har Eival for the curse. The Leviim call out the eleven cursed sins and the people answer amen. The beginning of the blessings: blessed in the city and blessed in the field.
Back to top ↑Aliyah 6 — Deuteronomy 28:7-28:69
עלייה 6 — דברים 28:7-28:69The rest of the blessings, then the tochachah: the curses for not listening, the siege, the exile and the scattering. Leined in a low voice and without a break, by custom to a single reader. The longest aliyah in the Torah.
Back to top ↑Aliyah 7 — Deuteronomy 29:1-29:8
עלייה 7 — דברים 29:1-29:8Moshe calls all Israel: you have seen all that Hashem did in Egypt, but He did not give you a heart to know until this day. Keep the words of this covenant so that you succeed in all you do.
Back to top ↑Maftir — Deuteronomy 29:6-29:8
מפטיר — דברים 29:6-29:8Forty years in the desert, your clothes did not wear out. Sichon and Og defeated and their land given to Reuven, Gad and half of Menashe. Keep this covenant.
Back to top ↑Haftarah — Isaiah 60:1-60:22
הפטרה — ישעיהו 60:1-60:22Arise, shine, for your light has come. Nations will walk by your light. The sixth haftarah of consolation, from Yeshayahu.