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The Late Parsha Show! Portion Vayeishev!

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ON with Eli Tzvi Weiss - Moshiach Mode. avatar
ON with Eli Tzvi Weiss - Moshiach Mode.

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welcome to the marshal Parsons Aisha is brushing your teeth burdensome then boy do we have advice for you keep doing it because if you don't your friends are really not going to like it the name of the parsha is Aisha which means and he settled Jacobs family is complete and they're all settled in the Holy Land his children are all loyal to his ideals he's wealthy and his reputation is great among the neighbouring people because everyone had heard out we fought and won different representations of evil physically and spiritually life was just perfect well almost you see Jacob at his son who was the apple of his eye his name was Joseph his brothers didn't really like him they really didn't like him like really not it was bad got to the point where they ended up selling it as a slave to some random passing caravan yeah like I said it was bad none of the brothers know but Joseph winds up in Egypt as a slave his brothers just explain his disappearance to their father that he was eaten by a wild animal always blaming around a right and Jacob as you can probably imagine is totally for Lauren over the loss of a son and believing that his son had died he goes through 22 years of inconsolable grief why would God do this why why after going through so many struggles in life Jacob asked God that the final chapter be here and now let me rest no more enemies no more drama peace and tranquility sounds better don't they let me just raise my children in accordance with your will a tauren mythos well flourish and donation and formally accept your Torah and be the awesome children people serving you in this chosen land no God in His infinite wisdom and glory had other plans on had other plans makeup would suffer for 22 years like we established that already the question is why what did Jacob do to deserve so much suffering nothing in fact he deserved to live in peace but God wanted to give him more when Jacob was now asking to live in peace and tranquility he was merely asking for that which he earned for passing the tests that God had given him previously in life what God didn't just want to reward him God wanted to give him the ultimate peace and tranquility a taste of the Messianic future but that's some pretty good stuff and to be worthy of such an experience take about to pass a test the likes of which he had never gone through before in his previous struggles Jacob fought with evil head-on it was a fight here however he was just in pain over the loss of his son there was a clearly a hurricane here he was merely in pain that's all not that's all that it wasn't a lot not that's all that it wasn't painful that's all that it was really painful there was no sense of fulfillment or satisfaction in fighting with evil and being the good guy just pain just plain old horrible pain and suffering but it was specifically through withstanding this stage that Jacob became refined enough to experience the absolutely amazing and early authentic piece in all areas of life a taste of the Messianic future but guess what it's no longer the future us Jewish people had enough suffering we too are ready and we are on the verge of this experience but with one small difference it won't only be a taste have a very happy Chanukah and a good shabbos shabbat shalom I forgot to mention that my parents are a rabbi and rebbetzin in a small community preparing the community for Messiah well this is no simple task and we are low on funds am I allowed to say that I'm on my setup we're low on funds right now there is an end of the year campaign please help us out