Vayigash: Did Binyomin Know The Whole Time It Was Yosef? - R' Yehoshua Leib Diskin’s Analysis

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Yehuda leads the brothers back to y's Palace in the beginning of parash because bamin was framed bam opened up sack and Thea of Y was there and it bothered me it troubled me how do you think Benyamin felt when he found the Gava in his sack he was probably scared to death he knew what it meant to have the Goblet of the Mish in his sack he his life was in peril why would y have caused Byam so much I understand he needed them to bring them back but of all the brothers to pick why would he pick Benyamin if anything if he wants to so to speak cause someone s for what they did he should have done it to or Le something writes answer this question for me the say on the he gave all the brothers one change of clothing and he gave B five changes of clothing and says he was to the brothers he wasam to bamin that he's going to have a descendant who will go before the king ask how was to bam that he's going to have a descendant morai who will have five kinds of garments because he gave bamin

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1. 0:00Yehuda leads the brothers back to y's Palace in the beginning of parash because bamin was…
2. 0:30why would y have caused Byam so much I understand he needed them to bring them…
3. 1:05he gave all the brothers one change of clothing and he gave B five changes of…
4. 1:36five well he gave all the brothers one and that's not mam to anything so then…
5. 2:06brothers the garments he gave to the brothers he had to give to the brothers why…
6. 2:36brothers he had to give them one garment but he didn't have to give bamin a…
7. 3:07clothing were AZ that he's going to have a descendant who's going to go before the…
8. 3:37the brothers that sold him this but to himself he had told B about the plan…

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