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All thought I normally leave the dvar torah to our left of center CR members who love to say being down torah.
I heard this morning at a shiur a psat that Yaakov davened “me yad ochi me yad esov”, me yad ochi, that hashem should protect me in event esov acts like a brother, me yad esov, that he should in event that esov acts as usual.
There is no doubt that under Trump the Jews had me yad ochi, very very pro Jew and pro Israel, frum staffers, a frum Israel ambassador, freed SMR, etc.
Hashem will watch us under the recycled Obama appointees “me yad esov”“All thought I normally leave the dvar torah to our left of center CR members who love to say being down torah.”
Please translate to the de facto (not legal, Charlie, just de facto) national language of the United States.Aisov is fake like a chazir showing his cut hoofs. Sometimes Aisov behaves like Yakov to fool us and catch us off guard. Leosid Lova, the chazir wiil be permited as a it will become a new creation being maalas gero, rechew. Aisov will do teshuva.
הצילנו נא מיד (בראשית לב,יב) – ר’ת המן, הוציאה ממסגר נפשי (תהלים קמ’ב) – המן
Reb eliezer,
We have a concept of maaseh Avos siman libanim whereas yishmael did teshuva so will his descendants (as we are seeing) aisov didn’t do teshuva so his descendants won’t either
It says והיה ה’ למלך על כל הארץ Hashem will be King, it does not say מושל, ruler. The difference they say is the a king is accepted whereas a ruler is forced. So Aisov will accept leosid lova, the rule of Hashem by doing teshuva.
Who says, maybe he’ll be destroyed (which is why Hashem is coming from har seir with blood stained clothes) and the sar of edom is the satan which will be destroyed too
coffee addict, The holy Ohr Hachaim in Parashas Shemini says Hashem will create a new chazir which will be mutar. Why?
I don’t know but who says you can extrapolate that to esav
cofee addict, look at the Klei Yokor Vayikro (11,4) how Aisov is compared to the chazir referring to a midrash.
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