When Yaakov blessed his sons, they all received different blessings.

Yosef thought that his first born should receive Yaakov's blessing first. But what did Yaakov think?

How could Yaakov be so happy in Egypt?

The beginning of Parsha Vayechi starts with Yaakov wanting to reveal to his sons when the Moshiach is coming.

How can Yaakov's family of just 70 people being in Egypt prevent assimilation?

Why is the beginning of the siege of Jerusalem in a sense worse than the destruction?

The first thing Yosef says after he announces that he is Yosef is "Is father still alive?! But he already knew that Yaakov was alive!

When Yosef is ready to keep Binyamin, his brother Yehuda sticks up for him even though his life is on the line.

Yosef, the second in command in Egypt, was in position to take revenge on his brothers.

In this week's parsha, Yehuda meets Yosef. What is the deeper meaning of this?