Vayeshev. The Spark That Ignited The Beepers

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

Shalom last week we learned in the end of par all the descendants of esav and it goes Al this and Al that a lot a lot of names for each and every tribe of esav all leaders aloof means the leader of the family the leader of the tribe and after having a long long list and previously also a list of isim a person wonders to himself whether am Isel would be be able to uphold themselves if those be be able to uphold themselves if those people will come to attack us as they did so many times in history and that question not only is our own question but also yov ainu had this wondering in his heart how would he be able to survive all these enormous population that will come to attack him and this is what Rashi says that right away theora starts what does he come to say tells him don't worry about it Y is coming away and he's going to be able to take upon all of these people and Rashi gives a parable over here which is very interesting he says there was a flax with a person that deals with them and he brought camels upon camels into a small shop of a black blacksmith and the camels were loaded

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1. 0:00Shalom last week we learned in the end of par all the descendants of esav and…
2. 0:32be be able to uphold themselves if those people will come to attack us as they…
3. 1:02what does he come to say tells him don't worry about it Y is coming away…
4. 1:33blacksmith and the camels were loaded with flu and they coming in by the masses and…
5. 2:06which means the flax and the person carrying bringing the flax is representing the enemy Nations…
6. 2:36explain how could we am Isel uphold all these nations that come to harass us just…
7. 3:07coming along to overturn us and if you take a look well at events that happened…
8. 3:37agent that sat behind a computer in his office that pressed the button that all those…

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