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Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Mikeitz 5779
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This week the Rabbi answers the question: "Do we give the Fish or teach how to catch Fish?" Enjoy this video of what we hope will be a weekly endeavor into spreading the educational words of our Torah. Rabbi Minkowicz' Weekly Torah Lesson: To Join Live Classes please Visit: Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida 5620 Winkler Road Ft Myers, FL 33919 239-433-7708 [email protected] www.chabadswf.org Thursday PM Parsha Class Thursday PM Tanya Class Saturday Morning Kabbalah Class Chasidic Teachings of the Rebbe By Rabbi Minkowicz @ AM Prayer services @ AM Kiddush & Farbrengen @ PM
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it's time for rabbi Minko it's weekly
Torah lesson here with his spiritual
perspective and insight
rabbi Mingo it's welcome to this week's
Torah lesson this week's Torah portion
is Pasha's negates the question of the
week is do we give the fish or teach how
to catch fish so in this week's Torah
portion Parchman gates we learn about
Joseph and his brothers with the
brothers after selling Joseph in slavery
there was a famine in the land of Israel
and they're coming down to Egypt to buy
food they don't recognize Joseph Joseph
recognized the brothers and he's very
nice to them he gives them food he loads
them up in their bags some money and all
from the way then to a whole scheme he
brings them back and he puts them all
into jail and he's ready to released one
to bring go go bring back the brother
Benjamin and the question has asked if
Joseph was so nice why is he arresting
them all then he says okay you can all
leave but he owes her head and he holds
one Shimon into slavery and the question
I get is is Joseph being this nice
crying guy or is he trying to be a
monster and put him into slavery they
released them and keep one what was the
purpose of Joseph doing this that's
brought down and Kabbalah he explains as
follows
Joseph very very much was a kind person
and he wanted to be nice to his brothers
but he also wanted to give them the
opportunity to repent and to do chuhwa
for what they did to him
so first Joseph goes ahead and does in a
very subtle kind way he puts them all
into slavery he says he's letting the
oldest one moving leave so he can go
ahead and bring Benjamin back by doing
that what does he what scenarios he
reminding them by taking moving out of
the picture because when he takes moving
out of the picture this is the group
that actually sold him because Reuben
wasn't there he's taking care of the
father obviously Joseph was sold and
Benjamin wasn't there so you have the
same group again and now they look at
each other and if they're a little smart
and intuitive they'd say oh my gosh look
who's in trouble all of us the ones that
wanted to sell Joseph now they still
only penny
so what does Joseph's do he releases
them all exceptional why cuz Shimon was
the one that actually was the through
man into the pit and he was the one
behind trying to sell him he was the
active one so again he was trying to
highlight him in a nice way remember
what happened and this way they'll put
the two inches together and they'll have
remorse for what he done and they both
do true chuva so in other words Joseph
was super kind to them because he was
gave them food and money but he's even
greater kind to them because in a nice
way not in a direct way he was trying to
reenact the group again they should
remember what they did and this way of
the Bell to look inwards and do real
chula so the answer the question do we
give a fish or the we teach how to fish
and the answer is we do both we give the
fish like Joseph he gave them food he
gave their money but you also teach how
to teach the fish because you teach
people inspire them to do inner work and
to do real true love and to create their
own relationship with Hashem thanks for
joining us this week's Torah lesson is
dedicated in the memory of Barack Benari
Labe and vinyasas may their souls
be elevated by the Torah we're studying
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