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Shalom, My name is Jose and I'm looking for friends along this journey, I find it's a very lonely journey and I'm looking to learn as much as possible but, being unemployed is a big problem.
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In the Torah portion of Vaishlach, we find how significant the wedding day is. On his wedding day, a groom is forgiven for his sins. While it might seem odd to use the example of Esau, a wicked figure, to illustrate this point, it emphasizes how a person who has strayed far from G-d can experience forgiveness and renewal through marriage.
It is known that a groom on his wedding day is forgiven of all his sins. We learn this from the marriage of Esau the wicked. The forgiveness of sins on the wedding day expresses the new chapter that opens in a person's life when he marries. But why did the Torah teach us this specifically regarding the marriage of Esau the wicked? Surely, the Torah tells of the marriages of more exalted people, both before Esau and after him, and it would…
Jacob takes his wives, children, and all his possessions and secretly departs from Haran to return to his father Isaac in his homeland. After three days, Laban learns of Jacob's departure and his family and sets out in pursuit. G-d appears to Laban in a dream at night and warns him not to harm Jacob (Genesis 31:17–32:3). On the seventh day after leaving Haran, Laban catches up with Jacob's camp on Mount Gilead. He confronts Jacob angrily, accusing him of fleeing without notice and stealing his daughters and grandchildren. Laban also accuses Jacob of stealing his household idols. Jacob explains to Laban that he left secretly for fear that Laban would try to prevent his daughters from leaving. Jacob denies any knowledge of the idols, unaware that Rachel had indeed taken them. He offers to let Laban search his camp.
Laban searches tent by tent but finds nothing. When he…
Do Christians have a spiritual obligation to live according to the seven Noahide Commandments?
UPDATE: Shalom everyone. Baruch Hashem, we have just welcomed a new baby into the family. I will be taking a short break from posting the Parashah Activity Sheets. B'ezrat Hashem I will begin posting again in 4 weeks.
Shalom Rabbi Moshe Perets, This is a great idea!!!! I just sent a post about needing friends along this lonely journey.