#599: Amida: R'tzei (Part 10)

What’s said in this shiur

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

s is generous responsible the Saka family and by for we're in the 17th finishing up we left left off with a question I gave everyone ample time to think about it I'm sure you all have very compelling answers do you even remember the question question was earlier in this very paragraph as well as in the last of we refer to the theme of this we ask let us find favor be sympathetic let us appease you in your people how do we end off the paragraph the same paragraph what happened why in the beginning of it's and here at the end it's a shift this question is brought the so address it as well any thoughts why we switch why the change I saw a suggestion that perhaps you has a dual meaning and it's related I love it when sitter Snippets and the para overlap and come together there are no coincidences becomes is in our yov wrestled and persevered spoke about in the par became distinguished we broke through we became royalty we uh we were able to overcome because we wrestled and we persevered and that for that we're forever called B is we're not bov we're B Isel we spoke in the P the contrast of yob and is unlike the tells us that once his name was changed from a to abam we are forbidden to ref referring to him again as original name Sarah you can't call Sarah she Sarah Yakov is different Yakov gets an additional name Yakov or is why because it's not a replacement of his mission a was a of Aram where he

Jump to a moment

1. 0:01s is generous responsible the Saka family and by for we're in the 17th finishing up…
2. 0:37the theme of this we ask let us find favor be sympathetic let us appease you…
3. 1:14change I saw a suggestion that perhaps you has a dual meaning and it's related I…
4. 2:15came from he was a local hit and then he took the show on the road…
5. 2:45to employ the as the trickery using trickery yakob is the less ideal way of living…
6. 3:51perhaps I saw it suggested that's the the shift one time we're referring to the Jewish…
7. 4:25continues we ask the word means what's the translation so let us see but we have…
8. 4:58invoking the eyes let us see with our eyes your return to with kindness and with…
9. 6:06the there were Miracles there was closeness to Hashem it felt like prophecy let us Merit…

Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library of Torah, music and shiurim. No ads, no comments, no autoplay.