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Leadership through Sacrifice - Rabbi Yoni Levin
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lists the various children
from the various shivatim and it says in
peric
there's one of the children's names was
yoshuf
and rashi says this is the same one
who's called
yo back in your dimitri his name was
changed from yov
to yoshif why was it changed
so the data came in partially by say
explains that the name yov was not a
very nice name
the name yov elaborates was the name of
the tsar with the name of avodah zarah
in those times and therefore his father
yusuf decided to change his name from
yov
to joseph but not only did he change his
name from yov yashif
where did that shin come from so we know
that yusaka are spelled as the sasha
they're two shins two sins and he gave
one of his own letters to his own son
says
the dasa kingdom in yo
let me give up let me share one of my
letters
to my child let me be most an effort
from my name
to my child and this is true fatherhood
this is true leadership when a
individual not only wants to make their
children
their students and friends better but
they're willing to give up
of themselves to give up of their own
letters their own names
we have the same exact thing in the
parsha when moshe bainu is concerned
what's going to be after my life
who's going to take over who's going to
lead
the sheep here where are you going to
have the rohitsong
coach who says for that reason you
should appoint yourself
appoint yeshua and the posix says
moshe gave of his own hold his own
grandeur beauty and greatness he was
able to
impart into yeshua giving up of oneself
is true leadership not only finding
greatness
from your students from your friends and
from your family
but the ability to give from yourself to
make them
even greater and that's a lesson amosha
benu
the lesson of yusahar in a lesson in
parshas penthouse