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Why is important to tell us all these details, a whole Torah portion of Jacob's difficulties?
The Torah relates how our forefather Jacob behaved when he dwelled with Laban. Overcoming all the challenging circumstances he found himself in, he remained loyal and true to serving G-d despite them. While this steadfastness was a clear demonstration of ...
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