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21 articles- Soul That Completed the CountAn analysis of the 70th soul in the count of Bnei Yisrael entering Egypt, exploring perspectives from the Midrash, Rashi, and Chassidus on exile and redemption.
- Yosef Sustained His FamilyA collection of commentaries on Bereshis 47:12, exploring how Yosef sustained his family and the spiritual lessons regarding faith, livelihood, and divine mercy
- What Not To Do On The WayAn exploration of Yosef's warning to his brothers not to argue on their journey, featuring insights from Rashi, Ramban, the Kotzker Rebbe, and Halachic guidelin
- Draw CloseAn exploration of Parshas Vayigash through Midrash, Rashi, and Chassidus, focusing on Yehudah's approach to Yosef and its connection to prayer and the Amidah.
- Do Not Raise Your Voice in PrayerAn analysis of the prohibition against raising one's voice during the Amidah prayer, exploring perspectives from the Tur, Rambam, Beit Yosef, and the Zohar.
- Did the Brothers Have Consequences to Their Sale of YosefExplore various Torah commentaries on whether Yosef's brothers required atonement for selling him, despite the ultimate positive outcome orchestrated by G-d.
- The Ten Tzadikim Killed by the Roman GovernmentExplore the mystical connection between the Ten Martyrs and the sale of Yosef, including specific tribal reincarnations according to the Shalsheles HaKaballah.
- Honoring Ones Father and Ones GrandfatherAn analysis of the halachic obligation to honor one's grandfather versus one's father, exploring views from the Rema, the Gra, and the Mahari from Kolin.
- Seventy Souls Went Down to EgyptAn analysis of the discrepancy between the count of seventy souls entering Egypt and the individual names listed, focusing on Yocheved and the Rosh's perspectiv
- Yosef Took Five Brothers to ParohAn analysis of the Gemara and Midrashic debate regarding the identity and strength of the five brothers Yosef presented to Pharaoh in Parshat Vayigash.
- Selections from Rabbi Baruch Epstein (Tosefes Beracha)Insights from Rabbi Baruch Epstein's Tosefes Beracha on Parshat Vayigash, covering Yosef's gifts, the count of seventy souls, and Yehudah's approach to Yosef.
- MothersAn analysis of why Yosef asked his brothers about their father and brother but not their mothers, exploring the timing of Rochel and Leah's passing.
- GehinomThe Baal haTurim and Midrash explore the connection between Galus and Gehinom, explaining why Avrohom chose exile over hell for his descendants.
- CircumcisionAn analysis of the Baal HaTurim's Gematria on Yosef revealing his identity to his brothers through the sign of circumcision in Parshat Vayigash.
- ShinThe Baal HaTurim explains the seven crowns on the letter Shin in the word le'Yisrael, symbolizing Yaakov Avinu's resilience through seven major life challenges.
- The Ohr Hachaim haKodeshAn analysis of the Ohr HaChaim's commentary on Parshas Mikeitz, exploring the spiritual reasons for Yosef's extended imprisonment and the nature of dream interp
- The Haftorah for Parshat Vayigash Ezekiels Prophetic Vision of a Re United KingdomExplore the Haftorah for Parshat Vayigash from Ezekiel 37, detailing the prophetic vision of the reunification of the kingdoms of Judah and Israel under Mashiac
- Why did Yaacov select Yehudah to establish the Yeshiva?An analysis of why Yaacov chose Yehudah over Yosef to establish the first Yeshiva in Egypt based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
- The 70th Unlisted Soul and the Jews in ExileAn analysis of the 70th soul in the descent to Egypt and its role in helping the Jewish people overcome exile through various levels of spiritual nullification.
- Yosef's Exclamation about His FatherAn analysis of Yosef's exclamation regarding his father's life after revealing his identity to his brothers, based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
- Yaacov's Fear at the Border of EgyptExplore why Yaacov feared entering Egypt and G-d's reassurance regarding the pain of leaving Eretz Yisrael and the necessity of faith during the exile.
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