Vayetzei (And He (Jacob) Left) – Genesis 28:10 – 32:3
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When Jacob flees his family’s home, he leaves with nothing to his name. He does, however, have three qualities that see him through life’s challenges: A love of justice, loyalty, and an understanding of life’s complexities. Jacob knew that life could be full of sorrows. However, throughout his colorful life, Jacob always looked to the future, to the building of the House of God, and to the growing of the House of Israel.
Shabbat Shalom!
3 thoughts on “Vayetzei (And He (Jacob) Left) – Genesis 28:10 – 32:3”
My dear, precious brother,
I thank Abba Father, HaShem for such a teaching.
I love it and I am looking to 2025 to visit you. Thinking of the first week of the month of March.
Thank you for the story about that wonderful young man. Such courage from him and the mother. Bless them both. Angels go with them to help them do what they are called to do. I pray we would all have such courage to do the good that we are called to do, whether it means life or death, comfort or pain, just to follow the love of HaShem with a full heart.
Thanks so much Shmuel for your insightful Biblical teaching. It helps us understand the Bible better from a Jewish perspective. It brings us closer together with our Jewish family in Israel.
Also, greatly appreciate your videos and info on Telegram, bringing us the truth and glimpses of Israel and the people of Sumaria and Judea, and news we otherwise may not hear.
With love and Shalom from the land ‘down under’ Australia. Looking forward to seeing you in February when you visit.
My dear, precious brother,
I thank Abba Father, HaShem for such a teaching.
I love it and I am looking to 2025 to visit you. Thinking of the first week of the month of March.
How is the weather at your region ?
Thank you for the story about that wonderful young man. Such courage from him and the mother. Bless them both. Angels go with them to help them do what they are called to do. I pray we would all have such courage to do the good that we are called to do, whether it means life or death, comfort or pain, just to follow the love of HaShem with a full heart.
Thanks so much Shmuel for your insightful Biblical teaching. It helps us understand the Bible better from a Jewish perspective. It brings us closer together with our Jewish family in Israel.
Also, greatly appreciate your videos and info on Telegram, bringing us the truth and glimpses of Israel and the people of Sumaria and Judea, and news we otherwise may not hear.
With love and Shalom from the land ‘down under’ Australia. Looking forward to seeing you in February when you visit.