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Analyzes Jacob's final words to Joseph and the meaning behind Rashi's commentary.
A 1h 32m parsha shiur by Rabbi YY Jacobson. Like every video on Lehallel, it was judged and approved under the Lehallel law before it ever appeared — no unreviewed result is ever shown.
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- Parsha — 1h 32m, by Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Vayechi: My Thoughts Go Everywhere, But My Self Remains Anchored1:32:11
Chassidus Friday - Aug 7: Likkutei Torah Reah Anochi #31:47:42
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