Shnayim Yomi - V'Zot HaBerachah - Shlishi - #3- Rabbi Solly Sardar

[Music] begins with the of and the begins and to he said his land was the ble was the most blessed and says his land was fully loaded it it was the best quality was the most quantity he had all the in his land but the rash doesn't tell us why why he had this doesn't tell us what was it that Yseph had all this in his land but if you look in the he takes note of this and he says that two times in the Torah you find the word one time is over here and number two is back in it says had two children before the years of famine began in so says Yseph that means there's a connection what's the connection you see over there tells us that during the years of the famine he did not have any relations with his wife he stayed separate he had his children before the famine but during the famine itself he was sensitive towards the people's feelings he knew that the time was was a time of s people were in a in a distress and he didn't feel that he was comfortable enough to go and enjoy himself on the at that time when everyone else was suffering. So says the this could be the reason why over here was to the greatest land because Yseph could have enjoyed whatever he wanted back in Mit when he was a king. He could he had a whole palace. He had all the riches. He had everything he could have wanted and he could have enjoyed himself but he held himself back. Why? because he was sensitive towards the of the community. And Hashem says, "If you held yourself back from all the to that you had back in the palace just to be to be with the with their pain, Hashem says, I'm going to repay you. Don't worry. Your land is going to have the best quality, best uh ever. [Music]