Sedra Stats

Parshat Ki Tisa

21st of the Torah's 54 sedras; 9th of 11 in the book of Sh'mot

14 Parshiot; 10 open, 4 closed

Written on 245 lines in a Sefer Torah

139 p'sukim - ranks 10th

2002 words - ranks 5th

7424 letters - ranks 8th

Large sedra in general; largest in Shmot. Long p'sukim

Contains 9 of the Torah's 613 mitzvot; 4 positive and 5 prohibitions

That is below average in number of mitzvot per sedra, yet it is more mitzvot than 35 sedras. Tells you something about the uneven distribution of mitzvot in the Torah

Parshat Para adds 1 (long) open parsha, 43+ lines, 22 p'sukim, 346 words, 1267 letters, 3 positive mitzvot

Parshat Para is second longest Maftir.

What's the longest?

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