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2026-2027 Torah Reading Schedule
The 2026–2027 Torah Reading Schedule is a free weekly guide to the traditional Diaspora Torah reading cycle.
It includes each week’s Torah portion, its corresponding Haftarah passage, and a suggested New Testament reading for additional study and reflection.
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What is Included in The Reading Schedule?
Each weekly entry includes the reading date, parashah name, Torah passage, Haftarah passage, and a suggested New Testament reading. The schedule covers Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, and selected festival readings from October 2026 through October 2027.
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Weekly Torah Portions: The traditional cycle through the Five Books of Moses.
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Haftarah Readings: Related passages from the Prophets and Writings.
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Suggested New Testament Readings: Additional readings for followers of Yeshua studying the continuity of Scripture.
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Diaspora Cycle: Dates arranged according to the traditional Torah cycle used outside Israel.
What is the 2026–2027 Torah Reading Schedule?
It is a free weekly guide listing the Torah portion, corresponding Haftarah passage, and a suggested New Testament reading for each week of the 2026–2027 Diaspora reading cycle.
Does this schedule follow the Israel or Diaspora cycle?
This schedule follows the Diaspora Torah reading cycle. Some dates and readings may differ from schedules used in Israel or by particular Jewish communities.
Are the New Testament readings part of the traditional Jewish reading cycle?
No. The suggested New Testament readings are provided for additional study by followers of Yeshua. They are not part of the traditional Jewish kriah cycle.
What information is included for each week?
Each entry includes the date, parashah name, Torah passage, Haftarah passage, and a suggested New Testament passage.
Is the Torah reading schedule free?
Yes. Netivyah International provides the complete 2026–2027 schedule as a free downloadable PDF.
How can I download the schedule?
Select “Get the Free Schedule,” enter your name and email address, and submit the form. A link to download the PDF will appear after submission.