Shnayim Yomi - Vayeitzei - Sh'vi'i - #7

[Music] welcome to sri impashas by say we just had a busy week of a packed parsha and now we come to the end as lavon and yaakov first they make an agreement uh a place called gal aid and it's actually interesting the torah calls it lavon calls it it's the only aramaic phrase in the entire torah yoga sadusa which means khaled the pile of testimony and they agree that they're not going to cross over they're not going to come back and see each other anymore and then and then they say goodbye love on kisses is his daughters and children and grandchildren and they and they and they part ways um at the end of the of the parsha uh the the torah tells us that yaakov comes to a place called mahanaya mahanayan was like the border between aram narayan where he was and eretz israel and why is it called so rashi brings down that the angels were changing guard that the angels that protected him outside everett israel as we spoke about on sunday uh are now leaving and the angels that are going to protect them inherits israel are now coming that was the up and down of the ladder in the dream departure comes to a full uh conclusion and and so it was a double camp was a camp of two sets of angels one angels that are leaving and now the new set of angels that are coming to protect them and and yaakov sees us says this is the camp of hashem like and he calls the name of that place uh this possible is famously recited when we say it's villa sadera when we're traveling and we say trilogy many people have the minute to say the akova yaakov was traveling and he meets the angels very often recited three times when you're traveling and you say uh te vila sadera so the parsha ends with yaakov meeting parsha begins with yaako uh meeting malachan if you were writing a drama this is this would be perfect you start and end you have foreshadowing at the beginning and you have the drama unfolding at the end and that takes us that'll take us into his confrontation next week uh with asuf thank you for listening this whole week and have a good job you