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SF - HaShem Stabilizes Our Trust in Him

"And Yaacov awakened from his sleep, and he said, "Indeed HaShem is in this place, and I did not know it" (Bereishis 28:16). When Yaacov Avinu fled to Charan to escape Esau's wrath, he feared Esau, who was intent on killing him. We can identify with Yaacov's fright. In light of this, HaShem helped Yaacov overcome his fear. Yaacov Avinu was a man of great faith in HaShem. Why did he fear? Sometimes, emotions hold sway over a person, even against our own will. In light of this, HaShem sent a prophetic dream to Yaacov to help him keep his fear in check. The vision of the angels ascending and descending the ladder revealed that HaShem was always close to Yaacov. Even more, HaShem disclosed that he valued Yaacov's divine service and promised Yaacov that He would always protect and provide for him.

As long as a person's will is to trust in HaShem, his faith will never falter. Even if fear or doubt overcomes a person of faith, HaShem will always help him fortify his faith and stabilize his trust in HaShem.

Envision Yaacov Avinu fleeing Eretz Yisrael, with the fear of knowing that Esau is bent on killing him. As he makes his way on his journey, fear slowly takes hold of his heart. Yaacov lays down for the night and has a prophetic dream. HaShem tells him, "I am HaShem, the G-d of Avraham your father and the G-d of Yitzchak...I am with you, and I will guard you wherever you go." Be confident that HaShem will always help you to strengthen your trust in Him and banish all of your fears.

(Based on the commentary of the Malbim)

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terça-feira, 29 de novembro de 2022

OS SEIS MANDAMENTOS ! ------> SHABAT Vaietse (3 de dezembro)

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SF - And It Came to Pass that Rachel Gave Birth to a Son

"And it came to pass when Rachel gave birth to Yoseph" (Bereishis 30:28) Our Sages revealed that Yoseph was the arch-rival of Esau, as the prophet Ovadiyah told, "The house of Yoseph shall be a flame and the house of Esau shall become stubble." Yoseph's name signifies "increase." Yoseph continuously grew spiritually stronger, each day of his life, steadily increasing in holiness. Whereas, Esau's name connotes "finished." Esau saw himself as perfect, and he saw no reason to strive for personal improvement. In contrast, Yoseph's constant effort to better himself empowered him with the strength to defeat Esau.

The key to Yaacov's power was his realization that there is no end to spiritual growth. The more Yaacov worked on self-improvement, the more the power of his holiness increased. Ultimately, Yaacov emerged as the flame of goodness that defeats and overcomes the evil quest of Esau.

Envision Yaacov always focused on improving his actions and refining his character traits. Yaacov elevates himself a little more each day, always striving to grow in holiness, kindness, and wisdom. See how Esau's complacency and arrogance render him stagnant and vulnerable. Envision Yaacov bursting into a high flame and consume the evil Esau. Strive to improve yourself a little more every day.

(Based on the commentary of Rav Dov Yaffe on the Shem M'Shmuel)