Podcasts about Vayigash

Joseph Nations Delivered Israel's Body Back to the Land. A surprising look at the last two Torah Portions, Vayigash & Vayechi.  Are the Ezekiel prophesied dry bones of Israel with sinew and flesh on them actually the embalmed body of Israel which the Joseph nations delivered back to the land of Israel in 1949?  Did the ancient nation of Israel die with Y'shua and become embalmed 2000 years ago?  Israel the man... 7 Years of Plenty followed by 7 Years of Famine followed by the death and 40 day embalming of Joseph's father Israel, followed by 70 days of mourning in all Egypt and then 7 more days of mourning by Joseph after he delivers Israels embalmed body back to Canaan.  Has the nation of Israel been following after the pattern of Israel the man for the last 2000 years since the ancient nation of Israel died with Y'shua and went through a 40 year embalming process?  Are we possibly entering the last 7 years of Joseph's mourning for his father after delivering him back to the land?  We will follow the scriptural patterns in today's program and see where they lead us.

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Shabbat VaYigash 2022: Dream Away by Rabbi Aaron Flanzraich

Are we Israel? From dust to dust? Or are we like the Egyptians who want everlasting life? What do we learn from Jacob and Joseph about doing honest life review? Listen and find out!

A sermon given by R. Rachel Rubenstein at Temple of Aaron on Saturday, Decemember 31st 2022 on parshat Vayigash.

A bachur in yeshiva should focus on learning.

1) We realise that everyone at our Minyan for Shacharis has already heard Krias haTorah earlier this morning. Do we lein nevertheless, or skip Krias haTorah? [1] 2) Shimon has a number of boxes in Reuven's premises. Despite Reuven's repeated requests to remove them, Shimon has failed to do. Reuven has told Shimon that he will put the boxes out in the street, or he will deliver them to Shimon's house. Shimon says that if Reuven does so, he's a Ganev. Any guidance?[2] 3) Is there an איסור or a מנהג not to say “I promise you” or “I swear it is true”?[3] 4) We don't call to the Torah a father and son in succession. Is one giving Hagbeh and the other Gelilah similarly discouraged?[4] 5) We cooked rice in a cleaned fleishig pot that was used for meat about 10 min before. Later, we accidentally heated the rice in a milchig slow-cooker, which had a bit of cheese left in it. We threw the rice away, but should we do with the fork (that was used to mix the rice) and the slow-cooker?[5] 6) In the street on Shabbos an elderly non-Jewish gentleman says to me: “I've got arthritis; could you please pick up my cigarette for me from the floor?” May I?[6] 7) Is it preferable for several men that each one makes his own Kiddush, or is it better for all to be yoitzei from the one?[7] 8) Feedback on the Mezonos status of sponge-cake:[8] [1] בפסקי תשובות סי' קמג אות ג כתב להתיר, ומציין לשו"ת תורת יקותיאל וללבושי מרדכי ח"א מהדו"ק סי' יט. התורת יקותיאל מסתמך על הלבושי מרדכי. אבל הלבושי מרדכי במהדו"ב סי' לט הדר ביה. וראה שוע"ר סי' נה ס"ד, בדין יצאו מקצתן, שגומר התפלה אבל לא יקראו בתורה, כי אין הקריאה גמר התפלה. [2] בבבא מציעא קא ב עובדא במי שהטעה אשה ועי"ז הפקיד בביתה. ורשות בידה להשליך הדבר בחוץ. הובא בשו"ע חו"מ סי' שיט, ושם שצריכה להודיעו – אם ממדת חסידות או מן הדין. אבל להביא הארגזים לבית הבעלים אין בזה חשש. [3] להעיר מרמב"ם הל' שבועות פי"ב ה"ח; שוע"ר סי' קנו ס"ב. ס' כל נדרי ס"פ נג. הבדל בין עבר לעתיד. [4] שו"ת אבני חפץ סי' טז. [5] חולין קיא ב; שו"ע יו"ד סי' צד ס"ט, ובכ"מ. [6] בשוע"ר סי' שיב ס"א מתיר טלטול מוקצה לצורך כבוד הבריות. במקום איבה יש צד להקל – ראה פרי מגדים סי' של א"א סק"ה. אך ראה שוע"ר שם ס"ב, שהחי' צריכה למאן ליילד נכרית בשבת – אפילו רק באיסור דרבנן - ואין בזה משום איבה, כי אפשר לה להשתמט. ונראה שנדו"ד הוא רק 'דרכי שלום' (ראה ערכו באנציקלופדי' תלמודית כרך ז). ובזה לא התירו איסור דרבנן. [7] בשוע"ר סי' ריג ס"ו מבואר מעלת "ברוב עם הדרת מלך". במכתב הידוע אודות לחם משנה (שלחן מנחם ח"ב ע' פג) כתב שבקידוש כבר הורגלו לצי"ח. בשיחת ר"ה תשל"ג מבאר למה הפסיק מלומר ברכת הזן בקול. בס' תוספת שבת סי' רעג אות י מעיד שנהגו לקדש כ"א לבד. [8] בסבה"נ פ"ב ס"ו מגדיר 'טרוקנין' "שנעשה עב קצת אחר האפי'". ואילו דידן עבים הרבה. בשו"ת אגרות משה או"ח ח"ג סי' לג קבע שהם פהב"כ לכו"ע מכיון שיש רוב דבש וכו' ורק מיעוט קמח. והכי איכא למימר לפ"ד אדה"ז בה"ט להקל בזה גם לבעל נפש.

The Midrash connects Amos 9:13—"the plowman shall overtake the reaper"—with Judah's confrontation of Joseph at the beginning of this week's Torah portion. It sees this encounter as a foreshadowing of the World To Come with Judah representing the plowman and Joseph being the reaper. How does this work and what does it have to do with us? We'll find out together in this message on the Torah portion of Vayigash.

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa Fellowship for a two-part look at parsha Vayigash, Genesis 44:18 through 47:27, and the conclusion of the story of Yosef's testing of his brothers, and what Mark refers to as Yehuda's time to 'Man Up.' This week's story is about what happens when the Plan Comes Together. And the blessings that follow. The Erev Shabbat overview of the whole parsha: https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/SSM-12-30-22-Vayigash-teaching-podcast-xxx.mp3 And not only does Yosef's plan pay off, but even better than he expected. This Sabbath teaching explores the implications of that, and what can happen when we in such obedience that we 'leave room' for Yah to bless us beyond our own expectations. It's also almost certainly true that every single one of us, who will hear this podcast, have been put here, now, "in such a time as this," for His purposes. And, given the times and the seasons, that's quite a statement. There's something else in the mix this week, too, in the haftorah portion, from Ezekiel chapter 37. It ends up being both a severe warning, and a great promise. "Vayigash: Two kingdoms/houses/wives and sticks - and the Opportunity for Surprise" https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/WT-CooH-12-31-22-Vayigash-Give-Him-Room-to-Surprise-Us-two-whoring-wives-sticks-podcast-xxx.mp3   The combined two-part podcast is here:

Parshat Vayigash:  I Am Joseph Whom You Sold -  English only.   Pharoah was happy when Joseph's brothers came to Egypt. Why wasn't the king upset at the brothers because they had sold Joseph into slavery?   Recorded January 1, 2023

Sermon by Rabbi Dan Ross, "Parashat Vayigash: Precious Specks of Time"December 30, 2022

In this week's podcast, we explore the question: is it possible to prove that the Torah is Divine? We take a lesson from the story of Yoseph to answer this question.

VaYigash / Erev Shabbat 2022–2023 by Lion & Lamb Ministries

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The parallels between Joseph and Jesus are well-known, but often unconsidered are the profound connections of Joseph's life to Yeshua's end-times return, and judgment of the world. Join PD for a deeper look at this week's Torah Portion teaching! Torah Portion: Vayigash / He approached / וַיִּגַּשׁ

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Rabbi Stark discusses the beginning of the ongoing dispute between Yosef and Yehudah and what the ultimate "answer" is.

Vayigash: Advice of the Baal Shem & the Gra - Build Our Shul!

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Okay, this week's 2-minute Torah thought is a little bit on the cute side. Please forgive me.

Weekly Torah Portion Vayigash 5783

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A baal emunah is able to stay calm and composed no matter what type of adversity he is facing. The reason is because he knows for a fact that Hashem was the cause of it, and it is for his best. This attitude is much harder to have when it appears that he is in the difficult position due to other people. There, the yetzer hara tries to convince him that if it wasn't for that other person, he would not be in the position that he is in now. Yosef HaTzaddik, who was a master ma'amin, exemplified the great mida of this type of emunah, when he finally revealed himself to his brothers in this week's parasha, Vayigash . His brothers had planned to kill him, then sold him as a slave, taking him away from his father for years. He had been through so much hardship. And then he told his brothers not to feel bad about any of it because it was Hashem who used them as His messenger to bring him to the place He wanted him to be in. Yosef then hugged and kissed every one of his brothers. This is a tremendous level to reach. There are people who are able to accept the difficulties caused to them by others, but only after they see the benefits that came about as a result of them. The greatest rewards are reserved for those who are able to be calm and accepting even during the darkness when there are no benefits apparent. Rabbi Zilberstein told a story that he witnessed first-hand when he took his father to a clinic for a small procedure. There was a lot of commotion going on in one particular area and everyone realized it. When Rabbi Zilberstein inquired about it, he was told what happened. A man was there to get a couple of his teeth pulled. During the procedure, the doctor accidentally knocked one of his teeth and it went to the back of the man's throat. It was a sharp tooth which could have caused considerable damage to his lungs. The man's children, who accompanied him there, were horrified at what was happening. Specialists were called in and, eventually, they got the tooth out. Afterward, they did an x-ray on that area to make sure there was no damage and they found in the x-ray a very small, cancerous growth which was in its infant stages. They immediately took it out. The doctor said that type of growth is extremely dangerous and doesn't take too long to start doing damage. The fact that they caught it then saved this man's life. After we see the good in that doctor's “mistake” it's very easy to have emunah that it was Hashem who caused that tooth to be knocked out. But who would be able to stay calm and have full emunah that Hashem was the one behind it during the dark time, before they found the growth, when it looked like the patient was going to be negatively affected to no fault of his own? It's not good enough to believe it was Hashem only after the fact. We have to work on ourselves to believe it's Hashem the entire time. In the future, Hashem is going to show us why every single event that happened to every single individual was only because of Him for the best reasons possible. But then it will be too late to have emunah. Then it will be called ידיעה – not faith but knowledge. Now is our time to shine. We are never in any particular circumstance because of what somebody else did. We are only there because of Hashem. The more we are able to internalize this, the more peace of mind we'll have and the greater heights we'll reach. Shabbat Shalom.

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Peace of the Wolf and Lamb

Parshas Vayigash, experiencing G-d's plan! This week's Parsha Perspective is in honor of the Refuah Shlema of HaRav Amitai Ben Shoshanna, Shaul Ben Berta and Lior Gabay Ben Michal. This week's Parsha Perspective is in loving memory of my grandmother, Shoshanna Bas Sholom, and my aunts, Chana Bas Yehuda and Leah Mintche Bas Ya'akov Yosef, Edward Ben Efraim, Shlomo Ben Edward, and Yirachmiel Daniel Ben Gedalia. May their souls be uplifted and their memories a blessing. Click here to listen, watch and connect! Parshaperspective.com  Our Parsha begins with Yehuda stepping up and negotiating with Yosef to let Benyamin return home. We find what happened when Ya'akov learned Yosef was alive. We learn why God appeared to Ya'akov before his journey to Egypt.

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Jacob relocates in our Parsha. Leaving Canaan once again, Jacob gathers his family and the possessions that he had acquired in Canaan and descends to Egypt to reunite with Joseph. In this Parsha Podcast we discover an unusual curiosity about Jacob's dealings with his brother Esau. Over the course of their lifetimes, they made two […]

Parshas Vayigash- An Honest Man is Hard to Find In this week's parsha we learn of Yosef's impeccable honesty as he personally oversaw each and every sale during the years of famine. Although his behavior went above and beyond, as Torah Jews we can certainly use Yosef's yashrus as an inspiration for our own business dealings. In this shmuz, Rabbi Shafier discusses some common pitfalls that can occur when in the workplace or handling money, and has a sobering message for those that think they could never be guilty of gezel.

Jacob relocates in our Parsha. Leaving Canaan once again, Jacob gathers his family and the possessions that he had acquired in Canaan and descends to Egypt to reunite with Joseph. In this Parsha Podcast we discover an unusual curiosity about Jacob's dealings with his brother Esau. Over the course of their lifetimes, they made two […]

In Parshas Vayigash, the Joseph trilogy comes to a close. The saga that began when Joseph was 17 ends when Jacob is reunited with his favorite son, now viceroy of Egypt. In this special edition of the Parsha Podcast, we offer three interesting observations: On Yocheved's border-crossing birth, on Jacob's second bargain with Esau, and […]