Esau's Enduring Role in Shaping History
Nations were created to influence history towards a world perfected under Hashem's sovereignty. While some had brief roles, Esau—identified with Edom—has a long, complex mission.
Yosef Yabece
29.10.24 | 09:13
Nations were created to influence history towards a world perfected under Hashem's sovereignty. While some had brief roles, Esau—identified with Edom—has a long, complex mission.
Yosef Yabece
29.10.24 | 09:13
While many cultures have foundational figures, they often exist simultaneously. In contrast, the Jewish tradition honors three generations: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This article explores why all three are essential as patriarchs of the Jewish people.
Yosef Yabece
09.10.24 | 08:56
Jacob wouldn't give up and worked another seven years, eventually marrying Rachel. Hence the expression: "With Rachel, your younger daughter," which are Jacob's words to Laban, meaning an explicit statement to avoid deception.
Yaakov Ravivo
20.10.13 | 15:12