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62 ENG BO Chevrutah24x7 #15

Выпуск: 62 ENG BO Chevrutah24x7 #15. Темы: family_education, health_mind, parsha_commentary. Hashem had made a "promise" to Avraham Avinu (Bereishis 15:14) that the Jews would leave with "great wealth." Hashem didn't want Avraham to have a complaint that the prophecy of the affliction of his descendants was fulfilled, but the prophecy of leaving with great wealth was not fulfilled. In fact, the Talelei Oros observes that this view gained traction among anti-Semitic circles of the ancient world: "one particularly noxious Greek named Apion even included it in his book, which prompted Josephus Flavius to write 'Contra Apion’ in defense of the Jewish people." In anticipation of this development, Hashem commanded the Jewish people to borrow precious objects from the Egyptians. On the contrary, they would have stripped them of all valuables and sent them packing with empty pockets." Hashem's command to have the Jewish people “borrow objects of gold and silver" would prove for all time that they gained the upper hand and the Egyptians were forced to let them go. It is beyond insulting when people treat others with the "what have you done for me lately?" attitude, much like Pharaoh did several Parshiyos ago (Shemos 1:8) when he ignored all that Yosef Hatzaddik had done for the Land of Egypt and forced his brethren, the Jews, into slavery. Why should | be angry at someone for his ignorance?" In conclusion, let us use our selective memory to erase the history that has no business being "dwelled on" - from insults to petty and silly things others say and do (especially children) - and concentrate on writing amuch more fitting personal history.. Sometimes, people who have gone through a bona fide crisis (ike serious abuse, loss of a loved one, or life-altering disease) have no other way to deal with their lives but to let their brains repress those events, pushing them to the edge of non-existence. objects of silver and objects of gold." 9 CHEVRUTAH24.7 Whats App : +1 (770) 755 8013 EducationOnTheGo.net non profit organization WEEKLY EDITION WEEK PARSHA BO Two questions arise regarding this instruction. The wisest of all men, Shlomo Hamelech writes, (Mishlei 12:16) "a wise man conceals his shame." The Vilna Gaon, ZT'L, explains this to mean that when a wise person is insulted, he acts as if he doesn't know that anything's been said. Hashem, in His Infinite Wisdom, creat

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19 февраля 2025 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary, family_education, stories_history, torah_study, health_mind, community