ZARABEN: THE RETURN

RC JedidiYah of ZARABEN.ORG Studios explains the concept of 'Mikketz' the teaching expounds on the trials and testing processes set by YHVH. The test of obedience to His commandments, laws, and practices like the Sabbath and eating clean are used to separate out genuine worshipers. RC JedidiYah emphasizes that God's testing can reach extreme limits but asserts it is not impossible, encapsulating the notion through detailed recounts of David's and Joseph's perseverance and faithfulness despite adversities. Joseph's journey from being sold into slavery by his brothers, imprisoned, and eventually rising to power in Egypt is presented as a testament to maintaining obedience and trust in YHVH even in the face of hardship. 

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 41:1-44:17 

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In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah delves into the teachings of the Torah with a specific focus on Yosef (Joseph), deception, and desire. He explains how deception originates from personal desires, using examples like the desire for material possessions and the impact of consuming harmful content. RC JedidiYah emphasizes that true satisfaction comes from trusting in YHVH and warns against coveting what others have, as outlined in the Ten Commandments. Through a discussion on Adam and Eve, he illustrates how misplaced desires can lead to deception and spiritual downfall. The episode stresses the importance of seeking spiritual clarity, adhering to the teachings of the Torah, and recognizing life's challenges as opportunities to reveal true beliefs and desires. JedidiYah concludes by encouraging listeners to trust in YHVH and remain submitted to spiritual principles outlined in the Torah of Moshe. 

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 41:1-44:17 

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In this episode from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah delves into the Torah's teaching of 'VayiShalach,' which means to be sent out. He describes Yaakov's (Jacob) transformation over 20 years at Laban's house. The discussion encompasses Yaakov's return to Bethel and God's reaffirmation of the blessing originally bestowed upon Abraham and Isaac. JedidiYah explains the significance of Yaakov's new identity as Israel and the importance of shedding past gods. The narrative continues with Rachel's honorable death during childbirth. The episode concludes by emphasizing the Torah's instruction not to hate Edom and the importance of genealogical records. JedidiYah highlights how this segment underscores both the God-fearing requirement of the Torah and the transformative journey of embracing the identity of Israel.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 32:4(3)-36:43

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In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah delves into teaching number 9, Vaysheb, which means 'he stayed, he dwelt, he settled.' The discussion centers on Yaakov's (Jacob) establishment in the land of his fathers and the symbolic and spiritual lessons surrounding the term 'sojourn'. JedidiYah explores Yosef's (Joeseph) early life, his relationships with his brothers, and the significance of his dreams, emphasizing Yosef's immaturity and prophetic qualities. Key themes include the journey of being a stranger and sojourner in life, the temporary nature of existence, and the importance of submission to the Torah. The teaching  addresses the spiritual significance of mourning, the dangers of over-attachment to loved ones, and the ultimate call to cleave to YHVH above all. RC JedidiYah underscores the idea that true worship and obedience come from complete submission to YHVH's Torah.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 37:1-40:23

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RC JedidiYah of ZARABEN.ORG Studios discusses Torah teaching number nine, focused on the life of Yosef (Joseph). The episode explores Yosef's early years, his brother's wickedness, and his symbolic oversized robe. It delves into themes of betrayal, dreams, and the moral challenges Yosef faced, including dealing with Potiphar's wife and preserving his righteousness. The story is tied to broader lessons about duty, servitude, righteous marriage, and staying committed to YHVH's teachings even amidst trials. JedidiYah also highlights the symbolic elements of marriage seen in the stories of Yehuda (Judah) and Tamar, and Potiphar putting trust in Yosef, paralleling YHVH's blessings and trials. The episode underscores that true character and leadership are developed in adversity through submission to YHVH according to Torah.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 37:1-40:23

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In this episode from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah delves into the teachings of the Torah, focusing on Yosef (Joseph) and Yehuda (Judah). JedidiYah discusses the concept of 'VaySheb' which means to settle or dwell, and its implications in life, particularly in enduring trials and tests. The narrative of Yosef's innocence, obedience, and subsequent trials, and Yehuda's moral evolution, highlights the importance of faithfulness to Torah principles. Detailed analysis of Yehuda's family saga, including the death of his children, the deceptive actions of Tamar, and the fulfillment of Torah laws through righteous deception. The teaching concludes with the birth of twins, symbolizing the ongoing struggle between the firstborn and second born son. The episode underscores the significance of adherence to Torah in navigating life's challenges.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 37:1-40:23

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RC JedidiYah from ZARABEN.ORG Studios focusing on the concept of 'VaySheb,' meaning 'he settled.' This episode explores Yaakov's (Jacob) return to his father's land and the lessons on endurance, judgment, and correcting mistakes. JedidiYah emphasizes the importance of learning from the failures of the forefathers, to avoid repeating their mistakes. The teaching delves into the value of making things right, judging righteously, and understanding spiritual growth through introspection and compassion. The episode encourages viewers to reflect on their own lives and make necessary changes to better serve YHVH.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 37:1-40:23

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In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah explores Torah teaching number eight VayiShalach. The lesson centers around sending, letting go, and forsaking, based on Yaakov (Jacob) and Esau as a context. RC JedidiYah delves into Yaakov's 20-year journey and unyielding faith in YHVH’s promises despite his challenges. He explains the significance of full submission and true worship through the contrasts of Yaakov and Lot. The episode emphasizes the concept of righteous living according to the Torah and the importance of the process of change, exemplified through the reconciliation of Yaakov and Esau. RC JedidiYah looks at the consequences faced by Dinah, Yaakov's daughter, when she ventures to mingle with the daughters of Shechem, leading to her being raped. RC JedidiYah concludes with a reflection on how deception is used to bring about justice. 

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 32:4(3)-36:43

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In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah teaches from Genesis 32 focusing on Yaakov's transformation through humility and submission. RC JedidiYah highlights Yaakov's journey from a slave in Laban’s house to a patriarch who understands true service and worship to YHVH. The teachings emphasize the importance of humility, Teshuva (returning back to YHVH), and unwavering dedication to the Torah. Throughout the teaching, the concept of Yaakov becoming a slave (abad) to YHVH and addressing Esau as 'master' is explored, illustrating the spiritual shift in Yaakov's character. The episode concludes with the lessons of personal change required to stand before YHVH, contrasting the true transformation needed with superficial adherence to traditions exemplified by the caution against eating the hip socket (the traditions of men).

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 32:4(3)-36:43

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In this episode from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah discusses 'Vayi Shalach,' the concept of being sent. RC JedidiYah explains the journey of Yaakov (Jacob) from leaving his father's house, undergoing a transformative 20-year process in a foreign land, and returning as a changed man. The teaching extends to the broader theme of leaving behind one's past institutions and identities to truly understand and become a citizen of the Most High. He draws parallels between Yaakov’s journey and the personal journey of finding oneself by leaving behind familiar places and concepts. JedidiYah emphasizes the importance of sacrifice, submission, and understanding foundational Torah principles, such as the first fruits (tithing). RC JedidiYah points out that the Torah teaches that overcoming struggles and achieving submission to YHVH’s Will is what brings peace. The episode concludes with a prayer and a blessing for the listeners.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 32:4(3)-36:43

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