Women's Lech Lecha Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Rivka Saks and family in loving memory of her dear husband, Tzvi Yehuda ben Yitzhak Elchonon Saks, for his 19th yahrzeit, the 14th of Marcheshvan.
This class was presented on Tuesday, 4 Cheshvan, 5784, November 5, 2024, Parshas Lech Lecha, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
This text-based class on Maor Einayim, by Rabbi Nachum of Chornobyl, a student of the Baal Shem Tov and the Maggid of Mezrich, explores the enigmatic story of Avraham and Sarah traveling to Egypt. He asks her to declare that she is his sister. Why is this the first episode about the first Jewish couple in history?
Women's Lech Lecha Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
Dedicated by Rivka Saks and family in loving memory of her dear husband, Tzvi Yehuda ben Yitzhak Elchonon Saks, for his 19th yahrzeit, the 14th of Marcheshvan.
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Anonymous -1 month ago
President Milei
Just a small detail, not sure if you know because you didn´t mentioned: he used a Chumash because the new minister is jewish.
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Anonymous -1 month ago
From what I understand, President Milei observes Judaism and has some Jewish lineage on his mother's side. I listened to an episode with him on Ben Shapiro.
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Anonymous -1 month ago
Rabbi Jacobson,
Thank you for the class. I would be curious to know what section of thoughts out of the 7, would suicide fit in to? And what purpose would it serve in that section?
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Anonymous -1 month ago
Rabbi Jacobson
Thank you for the parsha class
you had mentioned in the last few minutes at the end of the class that embracing conflict in a marriage ( in a deep and wise way) is an opportunity, I really love that idea, now how can I strengthen my marriage when I'm struggling with my thoughts, I sometimes want to share many things with my spouse to strengthen our marriage but I have a fear of him that he does not understand me or try to feel the same way and therefore it's a lonely journey in my marriage crises. I feel like my spouse and I are in very different worlds even though we are both on a journey to connect to the source. Any tips for me to reevaluate my situations in my shalom bayit and family lifestyle and approach my spouse?
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