Vayera - Funny Or Not | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

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

hi this is dski and welcome to the para in five where in five minutes we give you an insight into the paraa to help you share it at your shabas table share it with your friends um you know just get a greater insight into the parasha and this is pares V we are in the thick of it now my friends pares introduced us to Abraham and his family which is pretty sparse at this point there's his wife there's his other wife yeah and uh and yes and other wife yeah and uh and yes and that's it now we get introduced to Y and you'll notice an interesting thing Abraham is the is hence right we know Y is DIN and and D joined together to be able to form Yakov who is that balance between and but Abraham is and Y is DIN DIN and therefore DIN and have to be paired together so if Abraham ised then that means that sah is DIN and in fact she uses that exact expression let God judge and he says send Huger away and and her son Y and abam doesn't want to do it and Hashem says listen to

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1. 0:00hi this is dski and welcome to the para in five where in five minutes we…
2. 0:32other wife yeah and uh and yes and that's it now we get introduced to Y…
3. 1:03DIN and therefore DIN and have to be paired together so if Abraham ised then that…
4. 1:34want to do it and Hashem says listen to your wife because has to be tempered…
5. 2:06argue there's not a less funny guy in tanak than y and what does that mean…
6. 2:36bar understand but uh uh what brings laughter is the unexpected every joke has as its…
7. 3:09din hasem wanted to create the world in DIN and so it could not stand that…
8. 3:40like B hillo then we're passing like B shami Because B shi's basic approach is DIN…
9. 4:12any you can stand on your own two feet that's very hard to do but when…

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