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Likkutei Sichos, Vol. XV, p. 281ff. I. Several interpretations are offered for the verse: Bereishis 32:25. “And Yaakov remained alone.” Among them: a) The Talmud states Chulin 91a. (and this interpretation is quoted — with slightly different wording — by ...
At the beginning of the portion Vayishlach , the Torah relates how Ya’akov sent emissaries to his brother Esav. He instructed them that, when speaking to Esav, they should refer to Ya’akov as “Esav’s servant” and to Esav as “Ya’akov’s lord.”Bereishis 32:5...
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