Yaakov Showed Anger To His Sons Not From Fury—But To Shield Yosef From Jealousy.

I'll tell you a secret. Yakov wasn't really angry. [music] He just pretended so the brothers wouldn't get even more jealous and hate Ysef. He knew the dream was real [music] and even wrote it down with a quill and kept the note to see if it would actually come true. After that, the brothers went out to the city of Shem [music] and stayed there. Yakov worried about them. He asked Yseph to go check on them. Yseph, of course, did it happily, [music] and Yakov accompanied him a little. When they parted, they studied the section about the decapitated calf together. Yakov and Ysef parted ways, and Yseph continued on to Shahim. [music] There he met a man who told him that the brothers had traveled to a city called Datan. He went towards them. And as Yseph approached, the brothers said, "Here comes the one who wanted us to [music] bow down to him. Let's release the dogs that guard the sheep to attack him." But the dogs didn't move. Shimone decided to shoot arrows at him, but the arrows