Genesis – Bereisheet
Mikeitz: Daily Insight #3
23 and 37 in Bereisheet One of the most important and ubiquitous pairs of numbers (a numerical michlol, in Hebrew) in the Torah in general and
Mikeitz: Daily Insight #2
Joseph’s Chutzpah There is a well known question about our parshah regarding Joseph’s conduct before Pharaoh. After interpreting that Pharaoh’s dream is foreshadowing seven years of abundance
Mikeitz: Daily Insight #1
The tenth and the first Parshat Mikeitz is the tenth parshah in the Torah. About the tenth there is a verse that says: “The tenth will be dedicated
Vayeishev: Daily Insight #4
In spite of all that we have explained so far regarding the difference between Jacob’s ability to sustain the experience of higher fear and Isaac’s
Vayeishev: Daily Insight #3
Moshe’s process of sweetening The point we ended with yesterday prompts us to ask: when did Moshe Rabbeinu go through all three stages? The answer
Vayeishev: Daily Insight #2
Yesterday, we saw that Rebbe Hillel of Paritch explains that Jacob, having inter-included love and fear of God, was able to dwell, i.e., sustain the
Vayeishev: Daily Insight #1
The opening verse of parshat Vayeishev is: “Jacob dwelt in the land of the dwellings of his father, in the Land of Canaan. These are the offspring of
Parashat Vayeitzei: Jacob’s two wives...
In Parashat Vayeitzei we read the account of Jacob’s marriages and the birth of eleven of his twelve sons, the twelve tribes of Israel. In
Vayishlach: Failure Comes Before Success
Darkness before light Though in another article1 we noted that the three missions in Vayishlach, Beshalach, andShlach were failures and that the conclusion is that some things should be
Vayishlach: Do It Yourself
In a previous article1 we saw that there are three parshahs in the Torah whose names derive from the root “to send,” שלח : Vayishlach, וישלח , Beshalach, בשלח , and Shlach, שלח . We also saw that the
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