Parshat Vayechi: Who is Joseph's Real Father?
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When Joseph agrees to bury Jacob in Canaan, Jacob bows to him in relief - why? What was Jacob worried about? In this video, the last of the book of Genesis, Rabbi Fohrman explores Joseph's tension between his commitments to Jacob and Pharaoh, and the meaning of his choice to bury Jacob in Canaan.
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Moved to tears.
The crown of thorns that Yeshua wore for all the dispossessed children
Yeshua? The hanged one?
There is no connection.
I can connect anything to anyone .
Are you listening to God's voice or your own forced story?
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Who dare dislike the video......
That sorry soul doesn’t belong here 🤦♀️
Keep up the good work. Plz dont stop
Great study
Thorns seem to be a huge deal in the Torah. The lamb that was caught in the thorns during the Akeidah. Tagin in the Torah scroll which are described as thorns. The crowns that cover the casket of Yaacov.
The crown hangs on the head of the king. Joseph did not seek his own honor by wearing the crown. Instead he gave it to his Father. This reminds me of Abraham building an altar after HaShem, blessed is He, said He would make Abraham’s name great. In essence, Jacob was the king and Joseph was his servant. At the death of the king, the nations descended from Shem and Ham witnessed the crown of thorns and bowed their knee at the humility of Joseph. How much more so Messiah Ben Yosef, Yeshua HaNotzri! The question remains, why weren’t descendants of Japheth present to witness this?
Thank you for this impressing visualisation of Joseph's golden crown encirclued by the Atad thorns.
For Joseph's real Father let's read in Moses blessing: Deut 33,16
This leads to Joseph's crown as we read in Ps 132,18
There could be an alusion to Joseph in the Tehillim of Shlomo 72,16-17
Threshing floor reminds me of Morijah in Gen 22 and 1Chron 21,15-28 and 2Chron 3.1
Thank you for this, but it felt like more was needed. Why was Josef right to "claw " his way bach into his family? It was quite dysfunctional and had a lot of what appears to be, frankly, evil. Prominent examples include, of course, the brothers kidnap and sale of Josef and Jacob's decades long mistreatment of leah, which led to the brothers attack on josef. Should jacob have apologized to the family on his deathbed rather than condemning Reuven, Shimon and Levi? Shabbat shalom.
I had these same thoughts!
Interesting.
Could it be Jacob, was fulfilling Joseph’s dream?
Who bowed down to him in his dreams?
So much emphasis on to the funerals... Jacob's prophecies and the glimpses of the Messiah Times are not less important... It would be very interesting to learn how some of our Forefather Israel parables can be interpreted...
It was more than 17 years since he saw Yosef. Yosef was 17 when he was sold, he was 30 when he interpreted Pharaoh's dream. 7 years of plenty, Yosef was 37 at the end of the 7 years of plenty. 3 years into the famine his brothers show up, Yosef was 40 years old. It was 23 years since his father Yaaqob had seen Yosef.
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Outstanding!
Why would Joseph choose the side of his birth father instead of the one who took care of him
What do You say about "the Domination" and the first chapter in Genisis verses 26-27?
Oh wow
David, we love you but your voice fades out at the end some of your statements. It makes it hard to hear.
Interesting this Midrash keeps referring ‘they were good Jews?!. Yaakov was ISRAEL, Yoseph was not Judah? He was just YOCEPH an Israelite, Yaakov’s son. Confusing when you say Jews, they were Israelites - 12 tribes and he was just one of the sons.
You are combing EAST and WEST thinking...with a strong slant to churchianity....the teacher is a WISE and correct teacher indeed. Sit and listen in a while - see if you can discern SCRIPTURE vs churchianity thoughts and mans ideas. This channel is a BLESSING...and their private website is even more berakat
Christine Race last time I checked RUACH HA KODESH is the one that teaches all things! Not man! I am not in churchianity or religion.
I take what’s good in discernment and throw out what is mans perception. All I am saying is YAAKOV was named ISRAEL not Jew!
I follow the MASHIACH!
Shalom
Your not is bogus, there truly is nothing new under the sun, haven’t you read the book of Kohellet⁉️
Now stop with your stuyot, be quiet, you just might learn something‼️
The oracles were given to our people, sorry, but not to your mother church, Catholicism 🤦♀️
READ Exodus 4:22 ISRAEL 🇮🇱 is HaShem’s first born - NO replacement theology / doctrine there 👍
All Jews (from the tribe of Judah) are Israelites (descendants of Jacob), but not all Israelites are Jews. All Israelites are Hebrew (descendants of Abraham). The tribe of Judah absorbed the remnants of the other tribes much later in history, and Hebrews were collectively referred to as Jews. This is historically inaccurate.
The word Jew began to be used for all the children of Israel regardless of tribe, sometime before the book of Esther was written. Mordecai the Benjamite was called a Jew, and the Israelites are collectively called "the Jews" throughout the book of Esther.
Aren't a Jews the descendants of Judah?
No and yes.
All tribes are now called Jews.
It was in the blessing of Yakov to Judah.
The word began to be used for all the children of Israel regardless of tribe, sometime before the book of Esther was written. Mordecai the Benjamite was called a Jew, and the Israelites are collectively called "the Jews" throughout the book of Esther.