<ul><li>G-d wanted the tree to taste like its fruit but the earth had other plans. Why?</li>
<li>The inner significance of the fire we light after Shabbat</li>
<li>The first Shabbat guests</li>
<li>Why day three is double the goodness </li>
<li>Three explanations why the Torah starts with a Bet not an Alef</li>
</ul>
<p> </p>

G-d wanted the tree to taste like its fruit but the earth had other plans. Why? The inner significance of the fire we light after Shabbat The first Shabbat guests Why day three is double the goodness Three explanations why the Torah starts with a Bet not an Alef

<ul><li>G-d wanted the tree to taste like its fruit but the earth had other plans. Why?</li>
<li>The inner significance of the fire we light after Shabbat</li>
<li>The first Shabbat guests</li>
<li>Why day three is double the goodness&nbsp;</li>
<li>Three explanations why the Torah starts with a Bet not an Alef</li>
</ul>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

Breishit 1: The Willy Wonka Tree

A live class on various topics in Torah, exploring the rich wisdom of Judaism, from biblical stories to Talmud, from Maimonides to Chasidic thought. Class is given by Rabbi Yosef Marcus, director of Chabad NP and editor of the Kehot editions of the Pirkei Avot, Haggadah, Psalms, and Megillat Esther. Visit www.chabadnp.com for more info and to support the class. For questions or comments, email rabbi@chabadnp.com.

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