Yaakov Lived: True Life In The Torah Is Measured By Depth, Not Circumstances.

We are living with Yakov. And I literally mean living with Yakov because this week's para is called and Yakov lived. And so let's figure out what it means when the Torah decides to say that Yakov was a lie. Because the issue with saying that Yakov was a lie, meaning in the truest sense, he was tapping into life on the most highest, purest, truest level is beautiful. We we would expect Yakov, the holiest, most righteous man alive, the the the the sadic of the generation, the idea of of prophet of God that's that God speaks to and that he speaks back to God that has dreams of angels that has angels escorting him all over the place. We would think that he if he if anyone would be alive in the world would be him. The problem isn't who was alive nor how he was alive, but but where he was alive and where was he. So the verse continues in the land of Egypt.