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it's time for rabbi mankiewicz weekly
Torah lesson a place where life's most
difficult questions are answered here
with his spiritual perspective and
insight rabbi megawatts welcome to this
week's Torah lesson this week's Torah
portion is passions toldos the question
of the week is how should you look at
another Jew so in this week's Torah
portion Pasha's told us we begin the
Ayla told those yitzhak pentagram and
these are the offsprings against at the
son of Ephraim and it goes on to tell us
in this week's Torah portion about it
sucks Chuck stocks children Yaakov
innocence so
there are brings from an interesting
mattress that says that the Ayla would
anything you have a word the LA it's
coming connection to something before
that means the thing before was first
and the Ayla this comes afterwards so in
other words what is the matter saying
that Yaakov and a sub our continuation
of song before who song before I verma
mentions it so conventions it means its
connection to song before which are
referring to your smile that means you
smiles in a higher level than Yaakov
Aneesa and a sub and yeah and and a
cover coming so to speak after you small
so let me ask why is that makes us very
simple because Avraham was such a holy
person and he inspired you small to do
chula now what happened was
unfortunately when Avram passed away
Ivan wasn't there to inspire him so the
inspiration left and obviously he fell
again Yitzhak also saw the tremendous
potential Esau and therefore he also
inspired him to do to to have a
relationship with God now unfortunately
he was not able to have a full
inspiration on him and that's why he
only was able to elevate his head and
that's what we find that when a civ died
his head was chopped off and it actually
rolled he gets and it got buried
together we had talked so you see that
ASA was so connected to who to his
father to gets so he brings out
here it's a very very powerful lesson we
can learn from Avraham and
yeah and it took the forefathers how
they looked at every single Jew Abram
obviously had two children Yitzhak who
was was who was going in the
sham but he also had his small who was a
struggle but he didn't give up on him
and he inspired in to do chu Yitzhak
even though he had a son he had Yaakov
went in the way of a sham yeah and ASA
was not but nevertheless he stuck with
him he try to inspire him and he
eventually did inspire to the point that
when actually when he died his head
rolled next to it next to his father
you'd suck so to answer the question
House you look at another Jew just the
same way that Abraham and gets cooked
looked at his smile and a sub and if we
look at every single to the way they did
we'll be able to find the treasures that
every single Jew has and bring them
closer to occur tomorrow
this week's Torah lesson is a memory of
baroque and are you leave and ben
Yosef may their souls be elevated to the
Torah that we're studying in their
memory thanks so much for joining us for
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