The Alter Rebbe's maamarim on Bereishis and Shemos, word by word
My Torah Ohr opens on this week's parsha and sets the Alter Rebbe's maamarim the way the other seforim here are set: Hebrew above, an English gloss under each word, shoroshim, and the microphone to read it aloud. Turn on Vowels and the maamarim you open are pointed for reading — the points are added for reading and the printed words are never changed.
מַיִםwaterרַבִּיםmanyלֹאnotיוּכְלוּshall be ableלְכַבּוֹתto extinguishאֶתהָאַהֲבָהthe love
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מַיִםwaterרַבִּיםmanyלֹאnot
What it does
Opens on this week's parsha
Torah Ohr covers Bereishis and Shemos, with a section for each parsha and the Purim maamarim. It opens on the current parsha so you can start reading.
Vowels where they have been added
Vowels are available for Noach, Lech Lecha, Vayera, Chayei Sara, Toldos and Vayeitzei, with more parshiyos to follow. Switch Vowels off and the page shows exactly as printed. Rashei teivos and the Names stay as printed.
English under every word
The word-by-word English was checked word by word; Names read Havayah and Elokim, and abbreviations such as ב״ה read in plain English.
Read it aloud
The same shoresh and voice practice as the rest of the library, with a Name of Hashem read by you but never pronounced by the app.
Print it
A maamar can go on a printed sheet or a PDF through the newsletter builder, with the same English under the words as the app.
Who it's for — For a bochur, a baal habayis or a Rebbi who wants to learn the Alter Rebbe's maamarim in the original and follow every word. Plus and up — Torah Ohr sits with the other seforim on the full-library shelf. It shows for Chabad accounts, like Tanya.
