Believing in the Impossible | Rabbi Yechiel Spero

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

So Yavat Sadik is fighting the Sahara. Yatsadic is challenging himself to overcome the temptations of Aishas Pifar and he refused. Where did he get the kayak from? Says the Medish. He got the kayak because Yakovu also was an ish Vimay. He was also someone who refused. What did he refuse? When the brothers showed him the When the brothers showed him the bloodied tunic, the of he refused to believe that Ysef was dead. Now, he wasn't the only one from Ysef's parents who refuses because she too is a refuser. She refuses to be comforted on her children. What does that mean? That they refuse to be comforted. Imagine the following. The clock is ticking down during a basketball game

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1. 0:06So Yavat Sadik is fighting the Sahara. Yatsadic is challenging himself to overcome the temptations of…
2. 0:36When the brothers showed him the bloodied tunic, the of he refused to believe that Ysef…
3. 1:08ticking down during a basketball game and it's gone down to 5 seconds. 4 3 2…
4. 1:40for them to [music] be living. But Yakov refuses to believe in what he sees. He…
5. 2:10impossible, isn't it? Yes. But Ysef learned from his parents. Believe in the impossible. Voying. It's…

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