Shabbat Shalom Toldot 5782

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B”H Friday, Rosh Chodesh Kislev, 5782 November 5, 2021 Issue N912

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ОТРЫВКИ ИЗ БЕСЕД РЕБЕ Одна голова? - Хорошо! Глава Торы “Толдот” начинается со слов: “Вот родословие (потомство) Ицхака…и было Ицхаку сорок лет… когда взял он Ривку…себе в жёны…и настало ей время родить, и вот – близнецы в чреве её”. В ней Тора повествует нам о рождении, детстве и юности детей Ицхака – Якова и Эсава.

От Якова произошли “двенадцать колен Израиля” – весь наш народ. А Эсав отказался от той ответственности, которую накладывает на человека статус представителя избранного народа. Продолжение на стр. 5

Editor: Yefim Khaikin

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Isaac and the Egypt Problem Have you ever stopped to think about why you eat? This morning, when you sat down to eat your eggs with toast, or pancakes with maple syrup, was there anything meaningful or purposeful to the experience? Is it even possible to make it that way? Outside of any spiritually or religiously mandated meal, can your eggs and toast be something sacred? Is it possible to experience a meaningful breakfast on a boring, average Monday?

Don’t Go to Egypt

Our parshah tells us that our forefather Isaac wasn’t allowed to leave the Land of Israel. In contrast to his father, Abraham, who journeyed to Egypt in times of famine, Isaac was warned that he should never leave the Holy Land: [G‑d] said to him, “Do not go down to Egypt.” You are [as] a perfect burnt offering, and being outside the Holy Land is not fitting for you.

The obvious question is, why would the fact that Isaac was like a burnt offering preclude him from going down to Egypt? Shouldn’t the opposite be true? After all, if anyone has the chance to go into a negative, unholy place and emerge unscathed, surely it would be the most holy person around. You wouldn’t want to risk sending anyone else! Continues on a page 3

Dr. Ira Weiss, Senior Attending Cardiologist at Evanston Hospital in Evanston, IL, was called in to attend to the Lubavitcher Rebbe after he suffered a severe heart attack in late 1977. He stayed on for several weeks and remained the Rebbe’s cardiologist through 1992

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