Triennial Cycle

Learning Torah the Ezra haSofer way

The "triennial cycle" was the practice of Jews in Eretz Yisrael, which works by dividing the Torah into weekly sections, roughly a third of the length of a Babylonian weekly parsha, which, if you follow it week by week, means you end up finishing in something like three and a half years. The revived triennial cycle is now on its second run ב''ה with Jews around the world learning according to its schedule.

Shemot Sidrah 14 - שמות סדרה יד

Shemot 18:1 - 19:8 - שמות טז:כח - יח:א -יט:ח

Haftara: Yishayahu 33:13 - 34:8 - ישעיהו לג:יג - לד:ח

Resources

Calendar for שמות

Aliyot divisions for Shemot

Archive of סדרה בהלכה

Suggested aliyot divisions for Bereshit

Suggested aliyot divisions for moadim

Triennial Cycle FAQs

Old calendars. Shemot, Vayikra, Bemidbar, Devarim, Bereshit