When to Rely on Your Wife

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Sandy September 5, 2019

I have been needing more information on Abraham and Sarah. Thank You!
Why do you have the reference for “Rashi”?
Where is the information coming from?
Thank You! Reply

Chana Weisberg September 8, 2019

in response to Sandy:

Rashi is the foremost commentary on the Torah. He gives us an understanding of the literal meaning of the text. Reply

Sandy September 8, 2019

in response to Chana Weisberg :

How can I get rashi? Reply

jerry usa February 10, 2022

in response to Sandy:

if you read the tanakh online here on the chabad website. visit the main site on chabad.org aws this is chabad video and you may not be able to find the section I'm going to direct you to.

On the chabad main page, there is a section "learning & values" and when you hover over that it opens a "drop down menu" with sub-sections such as:

1- parshah (the weekly torah portion)
2- daily study
3- texts & writings

the third sub-section from the top - texts & writings - is the one you want to click. chabad.org/tanach

that will direct you to the online tanakh from here on chabad where you can read the torah, nevi'm (prophets such as the book of isaiah being a well known book in the prophets) and ksuvim or "writings"/"scriptures" which is where the book of eccliastes and proverbs, and others of course, can be found.

on the right hand side of the page, when you are reading tanakh, there are options to enable/disable rashi commentary and also options to read in hebrew and english or both if you prefer.

kol tuv Reply

Chana Weisberg Pomona October 23, 2018

Thank you so much for writing and sharing your feedback. much appreciated! Reply

Doris Pauline October 18, 2018

Your teaching is great. Awesome... Very very clear and cristal Reply

Daniele Brazil September 29, 2018

Your videos are great Chana.
I love your teachings and your lovely way of transmitting them.
G'd bless you always. Reply

Chana Weisberg October 4, 2018

in response to Daniele:

Thank you so much, Daniele! G-d bless you and yours. Reply

Anonymous Toronto May 3, 2013

To: "I feel the title should be always rely on your wife. Not as a question when to rely on your wife..." Humanity started that way. Adam totally relied on his wife and unquestioningly ate the food she presented to him. Mankind learned that one cannot ALWAYS rely on another, even if it is ones wife. Thus the question remains, when indeed CAN one rely on his wife... Reply

Lisa Aubert Long Beach,CA May 3, 2013

thank you for answering questions Thanks again for this amazing learning experience. I do so look forward to more! Reply

Anonymous Brooklyn May 2, 2013

opinion I feel the title should be always rely on your wife. Not as a question when to rely on your wife... Reply

Chana Weisberg May 2, 2013

To Lisa Sara was a very great prophetess. In fact, her level of prophecy even superseded that of her husband, Abraham, who had his own strong and personal relationship and communication with G-d. If Sara was such a great prophetess, I guess you could consider her someone who mastered the secrets of Kabbalah.
Sara is the first one whom the Torah records to have lit Shabbat candles. In a future video we'll discuss this more and the special miracles that were present in her tent.
Re a personal angel, the truth is that we each form an angel every time we do a good deed.So, Sara must have had many personal angels. Sara, however, was on a level where she could actually communicate with her angel and tell it to do her special bidding. Reply

Anonymous Arizona, USA May 1, 2013

Abrahams Wife Sarah But of course, Abraham trusted G-d with all his heart and soul. This is the reason why what he did he did it wisely. He knew that Sarah would be safe with the help of the Almighty. I never knew the true story from the bible. Hashem has been kind and merciful to help me find the truth of His word. So many years in a distorted relation to G-ds Word. Thank you Chana Weisberg for your teachings. Reply

Gaby May 1, 2013

Thank You Very nice video! Thank you so much!! Reply

Anonymous May 1, 2013

When to rely on your wife The recitation of the verses appearing on the screen in typed form helped .
Great for people who are visually oriented in their learning .
The content was also spiritually uplifting.
Thank you Reply

Lisa Aubert Long Beach April 30, 2013

another question Could Sarah be considered a kabbalist? Is there more info about her personal angel? Reply

Lisa Aubert Long Beach April 30, 2013

questions Thank you this excellent presentation of Sarah. Questions I have are: How long was Sarah held in the Pharoah's harem? Was Chava/Eve also lighting Sabbath candles and was that how Sarah inherited Chava's beauty? Reply

Eugenia Fedoseyeva San Francisco April 25, 2013

Sarah’s Courage: Lesson 2 By Chana Weisberg Excellent! both in terms of content and presentation! Nowadays, we need more of this kind of programs Reply

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