Immunization versus influence, which is best? Tune in to find out!

Even though a Efraim and Menashe were born and raised in Egypt before Jacob’s arrival, they were raised true to their grandfather’s ideals. Therefore Jacob considered them like his own children.

Why is there a need for the Torah to mention that Jacob lived 17 years in Egypt? Why is it that those years were his best years? Doesn’t the Torah compare Egypt to exile? Tune in to find out!

Even after all the evil his brothers had done to him he provided for them and his father’s entire household. Joseph saw the nature of human evil as an obstacle to overcome in order to achieve greatness.

Jacob sent Judah to start a school rather than asking Joseph to do so. Find out why in this episode!

We learn that the total of Jacobs household came to Egypt with 70 people, and the purpose of descending into the Egyptian exile was in order to elevate and transform the 70 nations of the world. Transformation requires masculine and feminine energy, and here we focus on feminine power.

God said to Jacob do not be afraid to go down to Egypt for it is there that I will make you into a great nation. This episode dives into this verse and explains how it is applicable until this day. Tune in for more!

The primary purpose of the Egyptian exile was for the Jewish people to elevate the sparks of holiness that were trapped in Egypt. Tune in for more!

Judah’s display of self sacrifice for Benjamin convinced Joseph that his brothers had truly repented of their former animosity towards him.

Judah did not shy away from speaking harshly with Joseph he approached him and began his appeal harshly. He knew that when someone’s life is at stake we must not be diplomatic. Tune in for more!