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Vayeishev: Yosef Invokes a Kal V'chomer To Access Divine Mercy - An Approach Based on the Chida

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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rest. >> Okay. Good morning friends. I want to share with you something I saw this morning in the panadm which is a collection of from or early [snorts] or from more rare types of and he brings something very interesting on the vanos and he brings from Morai Ashkanazi whose name he was known as Hamak and it's brought in the safer of his grandson Rabishia Pik and it's in it's in his [snorts] anyway he points out the word is extra it should say he left his garment in her hand he fled and he went outside it should say vana why vets In a certain sense the words vayas and vay mean different things. Vayanas means in a hurry in a flurry and vets implies. So he brings that the word [snorts] is rash. I think there's a toyer here. He says var is varas. It should say he saw the image of his father. We know that why did y how was able to withstand the test? The gar says he was really close to committing the misa. The garra gets very graphic. How close yo he was so close that the the zera came out of sarnav. So what what stopped him? How did he overcome the temptation? He saw the image of the word is and he says that would explain the two different words vayas he ran out he didn't know what to do but then when he ran because he didn't think he could overcome this temptation but when he saw his father with him so he left bakas yata bakas he was batua >> [snorts] >> Uh if we could add another amazing uh insight and maybe we'll connect the two. Instead of making

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  1. 0:00rest. >> Okay. Good morning friends. I want to share with you something I saw this…
  2. 0:31and he brings from Morai Ashkanazi whose name he was known as Hamak and it's brought…
  3. 1:34that why did y how was able to withstand the test? The gar says he was…
  4. 2:36it two different clips, we'll connect the two. [sighs and gasps] Yo is uh so to…
  5. 3:36could get away with it. What's Yseph's argument over here? So, in the safer pin, he…
  6. 4:38mood of people are on. What is doing? He's making a is making a that's the…
  7. 5:39correspond to so first I would add that [snorts] wasn't just arguing with as far I…
  8. 6:40is using moral arguments. It's unusual, you know. But we've learned that the correspond and corresponds…
  9. 7:41what's he going to do? You know what you do? He learns the is he's making…
  10. 8:45Anyway, some some thoughts on the para and they may even link together. Okay, have a…

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