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okay good
morning we're going to do
our offering connecting the beginning
and end of the
par so I have to say it was not it was
not easy this week to connect the
beginning and end of
so one idea
is Yehuda Yehuda approached this is
talking about the ascent of Yehuda
Yehuda of course Rises to
malos the Batum
says that Yehuda is equal to Y in other
words he is now assuming the role as me
you know he's establishing himself as a
m that's why y sends him to build the
Yesa
and it ends with the
words 45
is is also
45 and maybe that is the after the 44
candles of then we to which is 45
now I want to share with you my favorite
connection between the beginning and end
of the
paraa I sort of I was kicking myself you
know I don't know why I didn't see it
right away I was working at this working
at this trying to figure this out I
didn't see it right
away
um you know the beginning of the Pas the
para
opens yud it also ends with the word say
what yep it
ends say okay where where's Vash in the
end what does the Worden mean I never
knew
this says that is a of of coming close
of
approaching isn't that interesting so
that means the begins Vash and it ends
that they came to the land of Goen but
what does that mean that Goen is a aan
of
approaching says what does it mean this
is one of my favorite comments
of Yuda realize they're in a pickle
they're in a jam this king is out to get
them he framed them with the money then
he framed them with the
Goblet what in the world they going to
do they're dead they're trouble they're
dead
meat y says um Yuda says when all else
fails
try try being nice try being
warm you could actually manipulate
Somebody by being nice to them we know
there's a
phenomenon if you want to
know what I think about you how I feel
to you the way you feel about me that's
how I feel about you got that Hearts
reflect each other so if you want to
know how I feel about you the way you
feel about me that's how I feel about
you but you could actually use that to
manipulate someone because if you Eng
gender feelings of warmth and closeness
to somebody even if it's so to speak
artificial you could then make them feel
close to you so what Yehuda was doing is
love Yehuda Yehuda was coming close to Y
in his heart to use that as a way to
influence y to feel close to the
brothers you know what and come to think
of it maybe it worked maybe that's what
why y couldn't hold himself back anymore
because he felt the closeness of the
brothers
but so what Yehuda was doing was drawing
y he was drawing y to
him says on the end of the par that's
why CLA went to
Goen Goen is a lan of
approaching all the Sparks of kadus we
know that one of the reasons that b went
went down to MIM is because they needed
to collect all the Sparks of kadha all
the Sparks of
kadus were now drawn to
in as a magnet draws metal so the par
begins Yehuda was
drawing and it ends we went to land ofen
where also we were drawing
the in theer of
he says that the
words we find in kazal you approach for
three things for war for prayer and for
gift and in fact the par
ends
is eshan which
is and Daron
presence so basically it begins that yud
approached for three things he
approached for war for prayer for
presence and it ends with the
word
is which is and which is present reor
nebal has
a where he writes a similarity between
the beginning and end of the par he says
the par
go get us food and it
ends gave them food
okay you could
add the para
begins let your servant be a slave to my
master so they were offering themselves
as slaves and at the end of the
para it says
the Egyptian says let us find favor in
your eyes and we will be slaves to par
that my friend raniel Weinstein pointed
out that's a nice connection and he also
showed me you know in the beginning of
the par there's a well-known from the to
find favor in people's eyes by saying
the and there's a that says that Yehuda
was using the skoa when he was speaking
to because there are extra words in the
opening there's a word
b
l basically those extra words
are
rash and of course the para
ends
with so that's also another connection
between the beginning and end of the
para so we
see how the par um opens and closes with
great treats for clel okay that is
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