In Parshas Ha’azinu, Moses reminds us that children are our future. We pray that God will soon deliver us from those within our culture who wage war against our innocent unborn children.

Miraculous conceptions and births play a central role in our Rosh Hashanah readings. Like every baby created and born today, each one has a unique and vital role in the ongoing story of human existence.

In Parshas Nitzavim, we receive the Divine commandment to protect and defend innocent human life in order to ensure generational integrity and human flourishing.

Parshas Ki Tavo clearly shows a correlation between God centered living and flourishing, and a correlation between self centered humanism and suffering.

Parshas Ki Teitzei tells us to save women and babies from abortion. Harming women and killing babies in abortion is not compassionate care. It is antithetical to Judaism.

Parshas Shoftim teaches us to appoint authorities who create and enforce laws and policies that ban barbaric executions of innocent human beings in the womb.

Parshas Re'eh makes clear the damage we sustain from serving false gods who endorse child sacrifice. We must respect human life from conception or be cursed.

In Parshas Eikev, Moses explains that miracles occur because people choose morality and virtue. Our Heavenly Father can help and heal us if we let Him.

In Parshas Va'etchanan, Moses delivers a message of Torah's moral truths with the new generation of Jews entering the Promised Land. Every word applies today.

In Parshas Devarim, Moses cautions future generations to respect life, worship the Almighty, and rely on His deliverance in military campaigns. We will perish if we don't.