ט”ו בטבת תשפ”ב / December 19, 2021
The Book of Exodus starts by stating that a new Pharoah arose who did not know Joseph. This is to teach us that men only do what is in their interest and they “forget” the good that you have done. God remembers.
ט”ו בטבת תשפ”ב / December 19, 2021
The Book of Exodus starts by stating that a new Pharoah arose who did not know Joseph. This is to teach us that men only do what is in their interest and they “forget” the good that you have done. God remembers.
י”ג בטבת תשפ”ב / December 17, 2021
The end of the Parsha Joseph realizes that his brothers are concerned that he might extract revenge for what was done to him earlier. Joseph again reassures them that it was all from God and for the good.
י”א בטבת תשפ”ב / December 15, 2021
As we know, the hardest thing for a leader is to imagine the world without their being the leader. Jacob’s greatness was that he knew he was mortal do he prepared the next generation for leadership.
י’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 14, 2021
The 10th of Tevet commemorates when the Babylonians breached the walls of Jerusalem. The beginning of the end of the 1st Temple. Why did God allow this to happen?
ט’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 13, 2021
The true greatness was not that he was the viceroy of Egypt but that he maintained a Jewish home and raised his sons to become leaders among the Jewish people.
ח’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 12, 2021
As Sefer Bereshit, (the Book of Genesis) comes to a close we see that, in the end Jacob achieved two important goals in his life, all his children were religious and they were united as brothers.
ו’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 10, 2021
When we read the about the ten martyrs on Yom Kippur, the reason given was the sale of Joseph, What is the lesson for us?
ד’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 8, 2021
Why did Yaakov agree to go to Goshen. Why not be in the heart of Egypt where the family could succeed.
The beginning of the Parsha Yosef & Yehudah show how they have matured through the previous Parshiot to become the leaders that they were,
ג’ בטבת תשפ”ב / December 7, 2021
ח’ בכסלו תשפ”ב / November 12, 2021
Yaakov curses whoever stole Lavan’s idol, not realizing that it was Rachel. This is an important lesson that though we agree with the thoughts of the criminal we cannot condone the act.