Mourning-Egypt
815) “And they came to the barn of the lycium… and he observed seven days mourning for his father.” Why […]
815) “And they came to the barn of the lycium… and he observed seven days mourning for his father.” Why […]
805) “And gathered his feet into the bed,” since he was seated in a place of the living, which was
For someone just being introduced to Kabbalah, the new terminology can at first be a bit overwhelming, but there is
801) “And Jacob concluded charging his sons.” Why does it say, “Charging his sons”? Should it not have said, “Blessing”?
798) “All these are the twelve tribes of Israel.” It is written “All these” to connect the tribes in the
Certainly there are many new concepts in those first two chapters, and although a considerable effort has been made to
787) “Benjamin is a wolf; he will prey.” Why is he called “a wolf”? It is because he was inscribed
770) The Sium of the Guf, Yesod, is as it is written, “Joseph is a fruitful bough, a fruitful bough
768) Thought, which is the concealed Hochma of AA, the beginning of everything, has been concealed in Rosh of AA
759) “Naphtali is a doe let loose; he gives beautiful words.” Since he said, “A doe let loose,” he should