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Journey to Jerusalem 2026: Overlooking Kever Yosef; The Grand finale of Sefer Bereishis

1.6K views · Jan 5, 2026

Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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What an awesome occasion. We're overlooking the Kev of Y hatic. Yo, the foundation of the Jewish people. You know, safer bacius concludes with the following. It says that Yoseph passed on they embombed him. They placed him in a coffin in Egypt. What an unusual way for a book in the Torah to end. That's how the Torah ends. That they placed him in a box in Egypt. Why end? Is that the pinnacle of safer bracius? Is that the grand finale of safer bracious? Why does bracious end that way? It's very interesting. The the great great-grandfather of the brings from the that only someone who preserves themsself in kadusha and never contaminates themsel and sullies their soul through act of

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  1. 0:00What an awesome occasion. We're overlooking the Kev of Y hatic. Yo, the foundation of the…
  2. 0:30That they placed him in a box in Egypt. Why end? Is that the pinnacle of…
  3. 1:01impropriy can be buried in an arin otherwise one has to be put directly in the…
  4. 1:31in the aftermath he separated from his wife and he actually became contaminated spiritually for 130…
  5. 2:01which means that he preserved his kaduca to the highest possible degree. So indeed boracious ends…
  6. 2:31demise he was not influenced by the he was not influenced by the environment of Egypt.…
  7. 3:03in Mitim. He was in a box but he was not influenced physically or spiritually in…

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