Vayeitzei: "Yaakov Loved Rochel More Than Leah" - The Advantage of the Bavli Over the Yerushalmi

okay good morning everyone I want to share with you an amazing RZ and I hope this will encapsulate many that will come together through this remz in the lived with and he loved also Rael from Leah very interesting expression my friend bik pointed out the rash of the words is and he loved also Rael from Le is rashar so that's interesting that there would be a remes to the word gamar over here G so at first glance I was thinking you know the whole methodology of gamar is the hav of the gamar the initial presupposition of the gamar is really the sort of the MS is there's there's a truth there and the masana only falls off of it just a little bit and the tamic processes you need to be M between what exactly is the Mas switching from what the thought in the so basically it's taking two truths and distinguishing one from the other the the original truth is true but the ultimate truth has an advantage and this is what gar is it's not that we're rejecting the havina outright we're maintaining the hav is true but the has an advantage and that's but I came across something incredible I saw in the that in cabala Rael and Leia are a reference to the two garas that we have Rael is a reference to T B and Leia is a reference to T Yami in fact I found in many places in the writings of the in in the Agra dalala the B brings this idea that ra and Le reflect Tam bav and tamami and I investigated and sure enough this is a very early cabalistic tradition the even refers to it in the in his entry to says the students that rewrite that t b is theu ETC you hear this says the cabalists write that Tom is and he doesn't tell you what they write but what do they write and he's obviously referencing it so he says that the printer left out the full text of what the meant to quote and the full text in read that is RA you hear this in the original text of the it doesn't say is conned ra but in the that it does not say it in our text in the original text of the it does say that is connected ra the adds that is why all of our learning is in then the early calistic source and if that's the case by the way is RA is Le he says in the beginning of the they were which was and then they were the G and and then the the bottom line is RA is a reference to Tam B and Leia is a reference to tamami this is brought by the this is brought in many places of the writings of the therefore says this is a remz that the B has an ADV over the and is like the just like loved more we love the more Thani the is like the so Yu's marriage to ra and Le was so to speak the formation of tud B and tamami now it's very interesting friends is that when Yak was running away to lavan's house it says he went to sleep and the med don't read it from his sleep but rather from his learning Jakob was learning Mish in fact jaob says he learned so much mishna he even made a because he woke up he said is a reference to what we say so was learning mishna mastered the mishna he saw aaml stands for so yob made a see on the mishna and Yakov is particularly connected to the mishna because yov was the soul of rebi rebud was a spark of he's called the says the reason why is called heu so therefore yakob is particularly connected to the mishna so we could suggest now that yakob was connected to the mishna he goes toi because arami Aramaic now it's time to connect to the gamarra and to elaborate upon the mishna it's not enough just to learn mishna it needs to be elaborated upon through the gamar and he marries Rael ra is Tam and Leia is tamami perhaps then we could suggest an answer to ROV Kam's question why is the tamami written in Aramaic it was it's from is why is it written in Aramaic the answer is because Yakov ainu it's sourced in the marriage of yobu to the daughters ofi both are sourced in Aramaic ra is the source of the B and Leia is the source of the Yi but they're both Sham in and this is based on this amazing tradition that the references that ra is Le and this perhaps is the meaning of the re gar okay that's the first offering for today