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Baruj Shem kevod maljutó leolam vaed.
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00:00Salom to all, and welcome. Hear, O Israel, the Eternal is our God, the Eternal is one.
00:14And you shall love the Eternal your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, and with all your possessions.
00:22Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one. And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength.
00:36Perhaps I dreamed of telling this story in a different way.
00:41Narrating in my own voice, but circumstances have led me to find another way to serve the one true God,
00:49The God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob, the God of Moses, and the God of Yeshua.
00:57My speech has deteriorated a lot, but that doesn't mean my message should be silenced.
01:04On the contrary, if God has led me down this path, it is because He wants me to do it this way, and I trust that it will be a blessing.
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01:45Yil atzon milfnecha ye alheynu velheya voteinu shetatzliach dakhcha.
01:51May it be Your will, Hachem our God and God of our fathers, that I may succeed in my way.
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02:04Please.
02:05Without further ado, let's enter the Parasá.
02:09Complete study of the Parasa Miketz.
02:14Meaning and biblical portion.
02:17Name of the Parasa, Miketz.
02:19Meaning.
02:21At the end of or at the end of.
02:23Biblical passage.
02:25Torah Genesis.
02:27Beresit.
02:2841.
02:291 to 44.
02:3117.
02:32Apthara, prophets first of kings.
02:36Melah and Malef.
02:373, 15 to 4, 1.
02:41This portion is the standard reading when the Parasa does not coincide with Hanukkah.
02:47which happens frequently.
02:49The Parasa Miketz begins with the end of Yosef's (Joseph's) wait in prison.
02:57Two years have passed since the drink butler was reinstated to his position.
03:04This segment narrates Yosef's rise from prisoner to viceroy of Mitzrayim, Egypt.
03:09after interpreting the pharaoh's dreams.
03:13Then, he details the beginning of the seven years of abundance, the subsequent Ambrunay, and finally,
03:20the arrival of his brothers in Mitzrayim to buy food,
03:25marking the beginning of reconciliation and the test.
03:29Full and complete text of the Parasa Miketz.
03:32Phoenix 41
03:34And it was that after two whole years, the pharaoh dreamed.
03:40And here I was standing by the Nile.
03:43And behold, seven cows, beautiful in appearance and fat in flesh, came up out of the Nile,
03:49and they passed among the reeds.
03:51And behold, seven more cows came up out of the Nile after them,
03:56ugly in appearance and thin in flesh,
03:58and they stood with the other cows on the bank of the Nile.
04:03And the ugly-looking, thin cows devoured the seven beautiful-looking, fat cows.
04:10And the Pharaoh awoke.
04:12And he fell asleep and dreamed again.
04:15And here were seven ears of grain growing up from a single stalk, fat and good.
04:20And here seven thin ears of corn, scorched by the east wind, sprouted after them.
04:26And the thin ears of grain devoured the seven fat, full ears.
04:32And Pharaoh awoke, and behold, it was a dream.
04:37And it came to pass in the morning that his spirit was troubled,
04:41And he sent for all the magicians of Egypt and all its wise men.
04:45And the Pharaoh told them his dream, but there was no one who could interpret it for the Pharaoh.
04:53Then the steward of the drink spoke to Pharaoh, saying,
04:57I remember my mistakes today.
05:00Pharaoh was angry with his servants and put me in custody in the house of the captain of the guard,
05:07to me and the bread steward.
05:09And we dreamed a dream that same night, he and I,
05:13Each person dreamed according to their own interpretation of their dream.
05:17And there with us was a young Hebrew man, a servant of the captain of the guard,
05:22And we told him, and he interpreted our dreams for us.
05:27He interpreted each person's dream.
05:30And that's exactly what happened, just as he interpreted it.
05:35He reinstated me to my position, and he hanged him.
05:39Then Pharaoh sent for Joseph,
05:43and they hastily pulled him out of the prison cistern.
05:47So he shaved, and changed his clothes, and came to Pharaoh.
05:53And Pharaoh said to Joseph,
05:55I had a dream, and there is no one to interpret it.
05:59And I have heard it said of you that you hear a dream in order to interpret it.
06:04And Joseph answered Pharaoh, saying,
06:08It's not me.
06:09The Eternal will give Pharaoh a peaceful answer.
06:12And Pharaoh spoke to Joseph,
06:16In my dream, I was standing on the bank of the Nile.
06:21And behold, seven fat cows, beautiful in form, came up out of the Nile,
06:26and they passed in the reeds.
06:29And behold, seven more cows came up after them,
06:32thin, ugly in shape and skinny in flesh,
06:35I have never seen such ugliness in all the land of Egypt.
06:41And the thin, ugly cows devoured the first seven fat cows.
06:46And they entered into his bowels,
06:49but there was no sign that they had entered her insides,
06:52Well, its appearance remained as ugly as at the beginning.
06:56And I saw in my dream,
07:00And behold, seven ears of grain grew up on a single stalk,
07:03full and good.
07:05And behold, seven dry ears of grain,
07:08Thin and scorched by the east wind sprouted after them.
07:13And the thin ears of grain devoured the seven good ears.
07:17And I told the magicians,
07:19But there was no one to tell me.
07:22And Joseph said to Pharaoh,
07:24The Pharaoh's dream is one and the same.
07:28What the Almighty is going to do, He has shown to Pharaoh.
07:32The seven good cows are seven years.
07:35And the seven good ears of grain represent seven years.
07:39There is only one dream.
07:41And the seven lean and ugly cows that came up after them are seven years.
07:46And the seven thin ears of grain, scorched by the east wind, will be seven years of famine.
07:52This is the word I spoke to Pharaoh.
07:55What the Almighty is going to do, He has shown to Pharaoh.
08:00Behold, seven years of great abundance are coming throughout the land of Egypt.
08:06And seven years of famine will arise after them.
08:10And all the abundance in the land of Egypt will be forgotten.
08:14And famine will consume the land.
08:16And abundance will not be known on earth because of the famine that will follow.
08:22because it will be very serious.
08:24And concerning the fact that the dream was repeated to Pharaoh twice,
08:29It is because the matter is firm on the part of the Almighty,
08:32And the Almighty will hasten to do it.
08:36And now, let Pharaoh seek a discerning and wise man and set him over the land of Egypt.
08:43Let Pharaoh act, and appoint inspectors over the land,
08:48and take a fifth part of the produce of the land of Egypt in the seven years of abundance.
08:54And may they gather all the food from these good years to come,
08:59and store up grain under Pharaoh's hand as food in the cities,
09:04and keep it.
09:05And that food will be a reserve for the land during the seven years of famine that will be in the land of Egypt.
09:13so that the land does not perish from famine.
09:16And the matter was good in the eyes of Pharaoh and in the eyes of all his servants.
09:22And Pharaoh said to his servants,
09:25We will find a man like this, in whom is the Spirit of the Almighty.
09:30And Pharaoh said to Joseph,
09:33Since the Almighty has made all this known to you,
09:37There is no one as knowledgeable and wise as you.
09:41You will be over my house,
09:43And by your word all my people will be governed.
09:46Only on the throne will I be greater than you.
09:50And Pharaoh said to Joseph,
09:53Look, I have set you over all the land of Egypt.
09:56And the Pharaoh took his ring from his hand,
10:00and placed it in Yosef's hand,
10:03and clothed him in fine linen garments,
10:05and placed a gold necklace around her neck.
10:08And he made him get into his second car,
10:11And they proclaimed before him,
10:13bent knee.
10:16And he set it over all the land of Egypt.
10:19And Pharaoh said to Joseph,
10:21I am Pharaoh,
10:23and without your word,
10:25No one will lift up their hand or their foot
10:27throughout the land of Egypt.
10:29And Pharaoh called the name of Yosef Tzafnat Paneaf,
10:34and gave him Aznat, daughter of Potifera, as his wife.
10:37priest of On.
10:39And Joseph went out throughout all the land of Egypt.
10:43And Yosef was thirty years old
10:45when he appeared before the pharaoh,
10:48king of Mitzrayim.
10:49And Joseph left the presence of Pharaoh
10:52and traveled throughout the land of Egypt.
10:56And the land produced in the seven years
10:58abundantly.
11:01And he gathered all the food from the seven years
11:04that existed in the land of Egypt,
11:06and placed food in the cities.
11:09The countryside food of every city
11:12that was around him,
11:14He put it inside her.
11:16And Joseph stored up grain like the sand of the sea,
11:19lot,
11:20until he stopped telling it,
11:22because it didn't have a number.
11:24And two sons were born to Yosef.
11:27before the year of famine arrived,
11:29that Aznat gave him,
11:31daughter of Potifera,
11:32priest of On.
11:34And Joseph called the name of his firstborn Manasseh,
11:37because he said,
11:39The Almighty has made me forget
11:41all my suffering and all my father's house.
11:45And he named the second son Ephraim,
11:48because he said,
11:49The Almighty has made me fruitful
11:52in the land of my affliction.
11:55And the seven years of plenty came to an end.
11:58that existed in the land of Mitzrayim.
12:01And the seven years of famine began,
12:04just as Yosef had said.
12:06And there was famine in all the lands,
12:09But throughout the land of Egypt there was food.
12:13And when all the land of Egypt was famine,
12:16The people cried out to Pharaoh for food.
12:20And Pharaoh said to all the Mitzrids,
12:23Egyptians,
12:24and to Yosef,
12:25Do whatever he tells you.
12:27And famine was upon the whole face of the earth.
12:31And Joseph opened all the storehouses where there was grain,
12:35and sold to the Mitzrids.
12:38And the famine grew worse in the land of Egypt.
12:41And from all the lands they came to Egypt to buy from Joseph,
12:46because famine had worsened in all the lands.
12:50Phoenix 42
12:51And Jacob gave that there was food in Egypt.
12:58And Jacob said to his sons,
13:00Why are you staring?
13:03And he said,
13:04I have heard that there is grain to buy in Egypt.
13:08Go down there and buy some for us from there,
13:11so that we may live and not die.
13:14And the ten brothers of Joseph came down.
13:17to buy grain in Mitzrayim.
13:19But Benjamin, Benjamin, brother of Joseph,
13:24Jacob did not send him with his brothers,
13:27because he said,
13:28Lest some misfortune befall him.
13:32And the children of Israel came to buy from those who were coming,
13:36because famine was in the land of Canaan, Canaan.
13:41Joseph was the ruler over the land,
13:44the one who sold to all the people of the earth.
13:46Then Joseph's brothers came and bowed down before him,
13:51face to the ground.
13:53Yosef saw his brothers and recognized them,
13:56But he acted strangely toward them and spoke harshly to them.
14:00And he said to them,
14:02Where do you come from?
14:03And they replied,
14:06From the land of Canaan,
14:07to buy food.
14:10Yosef recognized his brothers,
14:12But they did not recognize him.
14:16Yosef remembered the dreams he had dreamed about them,
14:21And he said to them,
14:22You are spies.
14:23You have come to see it uncovered from the earth.
14:27And they told him,
14:29No, my lord.
14:31Your servants have come to buy food.
14:35We are all children of the same man.
14:38We are honest.
14:40Your servants are not spies.
14:43And he said to them,
14:44No,
14:45but you have come from the earth to have discovered it.
14:49And they said,
14:51We are your servants, two brothers,
14:54sons of the same man in the land of Canaan.
14:57And here the youngest is today with our father,
15:00and the other one is no longer here.
15:03Yosef told them,
15:05That's what I told you,
15:06saying,
15:07You are spies.
15:08In this you will be tested,
15:12for the life of the pharaoh,
15:14that you will not leave here unless your youngest brother comes here.
15:19Send one of you,
15:21and bring your brother,
15:23and you will remain prisoners,
15:25so that your words may be tested,
15:28if there is truth in you.
15:31And if not,
15:32for the life of the pharaoh,
15:33that you are spies.
15:35And he put them all together on guard duty for three days.
15:40And Joseph said to them on the third day,
15:43Do this and live.
15:44because I fear the Almighty.
15:47If you are honest,
15:49that one of your brothers be imprisoned in your guardhouse,
15:53and you went,
15:55Take the grain to help those at home who are hungry,
15:58and bring your youngest brother to me.
16:00And your words will be verified,
16:04and you will not die.
16:06And so they did.
16:08And they said to one another,
16:10We are certainly guilty with regard to our brother,
16:14whose anguish of soul we saw when he pleaded with us,
16:17And we didn't listen.
16:19That is why we have experienced this anguish.
16:22And Reuben, Rubén,
16:24He replied to them,
16:26saying,
16:27I will not speak to you,
16:28saying,
16:29Do not strike the young man,
16:31and you did not listen,
16:33Behold, his blood is also demanded.
16:37And they did not know that Yosef understood,
16:40because there was an interpreter between them.
16:43And he withdrew from them,
16:45and she cried.
16:46And he returned to them and spoke to them.
16:49And he took Simon,
16:51Simeon,
16:52He took him from among them and tied him up in their sight.
16:54Yosef ordered them to fill their sacks with grain,
16:58and that they return each person's money to their sack,
17:02and give them provisions for the journey.
17:05And that's how it was done with them.
17:08And they loaded their grain on their donkeys,
17:11and they left there.
17:13And one of them opened his sack to feed his donkey at the lodging place,
17:18and gave his money,
17:20For behold, he was in the mouth of his sack.
17:23And he said to his brothers,
17:25My money has been refunded.
17:27And look, it's in my sack too.
17:31And their hearts leapt out,
17:33and they were afraid,
17:34saying to one another,
17:37What is this that the Almighty has done to us?
17:39And they came to Jacob, their father,
17:43to the land of Canaan,
17:45And they told him everything that had happened to them,
17:48saying,
17:50Man, the Lord of the earth,
17:52He spoke harshly to us,
17:54and took us as spies of the earth.
17:57And we told him,
17:58We are honest,
18:00We are not spies.
18:02We are two brothers,
18:04children of our father,
18:05one is no longer here,
18:06and the younger one is with our father today in the land of Canaan.
18:11And the man,
18:13the Lord of the earth,
18:14He told us,
18:15This is how I will know you are honest.
18:18Leave one of your brothers with me,
18:21and take some for the famine in your homes and go,
18:24and bring me your youngest brother.
18:27And I will know that you are not spies,
18:29but honest.
18:31I will return him to you, your brother.
18:34and you will trade in the land.
18:36And it was when they emptied their sacks,
18:39And behold, each man's money bag was in his sack.
18:44And they and their father saw the bags of their money,
18:47and they were terrified.
18:49And Jacob, his father,
18:52he told them,
18:53You have left me without children.
18:55Yosef is no longer here,
18:57And Simon is no longer here.
18:59And are you going to take Benjamin?
19:00All these things have fallen on me.
19:05And Reuben spoke to his father, saying,
19:08You will kill my two children if I don't bring it to you.
19:12Put it under my hand,
19:13and I will return it to you.
19:16And he said,
19:17My son will not go down with you,
19:20because his brother has died,
19:22and he was left all alone.
19:23And if something bad happens to you on the road you're traveling,
19:28You will bring my gray hair down to Sheol in sorrow.
19:32Phoenix 43
19:33And the famine worsened in the land.
19:37And it was when they had finished eating the grain
19:40that they had brought from Mitzrayim,
19:42Their father told them,
19:44Buy us some more food.
19:47And Judah spoke to him, saying,
19:52The man warned us sternly, saying,
19:55You will not see my face unless your brother is with you.
20:00If you send our brother with us,
20:04We will come down and buy you food.
20:07But if you don't send it,
20:09We will not descend,
20:10because the man told us,
20:12You will not see my face unless your brother is with you.
20:18And Israel, Jacob, said,
20:21Why did you do me this wrong by telling the man
20:24that you still had a brother?
20:26And they said,
20:28The man kept asking us about ourselves.
20:31and of our relatives, saying,
20:34Is your father still alive?
20:36Do you have another sibling?
20:38And we answered him according to these words,
20:42Were we supposed to know what he would say?
20:45Bring your brother?
20:47And Judah said to Israel,
20:50His father,
20:51Send the young man with me,
20:53And we will arise and go,
20:55so that we may live and not die,
20:57both us and you, and also our little ones.
21:01I will stand surety for him.
21:03You will demand it from my hand.
21:06If I don't bring it to you and put it in front of you,
21:09then I will be guilty before you forever.
21:12Because if we hadn't delayed,
21:15We would have already returned twice.
21:18And their father Israel said to them,
21:21Yes that's how it is,
21:22Do this,
21:23Take the best of the land in your sacks
21:26and bring the man a gift,
21:28a little balm,
21:30a little honey,
21:31spices,
21:32myrrh,
21:33walnuts and almonds.
21:35And take a double amount of money in your hand,
21:39and the money that was returned into the mouths of your sacks,
21:42return it with your own hand,
21:45Perhaps it was a mistake.
21:46And take your brother,
21:49Rise up and return to man.
21:51And the Almighty,
21:53Omnipotent,
21:54May he grant you mercy in the presence of that man,
21:57so that he may return your other brother and Benjamin to you.
22:02Me too,
22:03If I am to be deprived of my children,
22:05that it be private.
22:07And the men accepted that gift,
22:10and they took double the amount of money in their hand,
22:13and Benjamin.
22:15And they rose up,
22:16and they went down to Egypt,
22:19and they stood before Yosef.
22:21And Joseph saw Benjamin with them,
22:24And he said to him who was above his house,
22:26Take these men home,
22:29and return a cow and prepare it,
22:31because these men will eat with me at noon.
22:35And the man did as Joseph said,
22:38and he brought the men to the house of Joseph.
22:41And the men were afraid when they were taken to the house of Joseph,
22:46And they said,
22:47Because of the money that was returned in our bags
22:50the first time we were brought,
22:53so that it will rush towards us and fall on top of us,
22:57and take us and our donkeys as servants.
23:00And they approached the man who was on top of Yosef's house,
23:05And they spoke to him at the entrance of the house,
23:07And they said,
23:08Please allow us, Lord.
23:10We already went down once to buy food.
23:14And that's when we arrived at our accommodation,
23:17and we opened our sacks,
23:20And here, each man's money was in the mouth of his sack,
23:24our money in its exact weight.
23:26And we returned it with our own hand.
23:29And we have also brought other money in our hand to buy food.
23:34We don't know who put our money in our bags.
23:39And he said,
23:41Peace be with you,
23:43Do not be afraid.
23:44Your God and the God of your Father gave you treasure in your sacks.
23:50Your money reached me.
23:53And he brought Simon out.
23:55And the man brought the men to the house of Joseph,
23:58and gave them water,
24:00and they washed his feet,
24:01and gave fodder to his donkeys.
24:03And they prepared the present until Yosef's arrival at noon,
24:08because they had heard that they would eat bread there.
24:12And Yosef came home,
24:14And they brought the gift that was in his hand to the house,
24:18and they bowed down to the ground before him.
24:21And he asked them about peace,
24:23And he said,
24:24Your Father,
24:25the old man you told me about,
24:28Is he still alive?
24:29Alright.
24:31And they said,
24:32Your servant,
24:34our Father,
24:35Alright,
24:36He is still alive.
24:37And they bowed down,
24:39and they bowed down to him.
24:42And he lifted up his eyes and saw Benjamin,
24:44his brother,
24:45son of his mother,
24:47And he said,
24:48Is this your younger brother,
24:50Who were you talking about?
24:52And he said,
24:53May the Almighty grant you grace,
24:56my son.
24:58And Yosef hurried,
25:00for his heart yearned for his brother,
25:03and looked for somewhere to cry.
25:05And she went into the room and wept there.
25:09And he washed his face and went out,
25:11and he restrained himself,
25:12And he said,
25:13Put the bread out.
25:14And they set him apart,
25:17And for them separately,
25:19And for the Mitzri who ate with him,
25:22apart,
25:23because the Mitzris cannot eat bread with the Hebrews,
25:27for it is an abomination to the Mitzri.
25:30And they sat down before him,
25:32the firstborn according to his birthright,
25:35and the minor according to his minority.
25:38And the men marveled at one another.
25:42And he took portions of what was before him,
25:46but Benjamin's share was five times larger
25:49than the portions of all of them.
25:52And they drank and rejoiced with him.
25:55Genesis 44.
25:56And he commanded the one who was in charge of his house,
26:00saying,
26:01Fill these men's sacks with food,
26:04as much as they can carry,
26:05and put each man's money in the mouth of his sack.
26:09And my cup,
26:11the silver cup,
26:12You will put it in the mouth of the child's sack,
26:15with the money from their grain.
26:18And he did as Yosef had told him.
26:21In the morning,
26:22when dawn broke,
26:23The men were fired,
26:25them and their donkeys.
26:28They had left the city,
26:30They hadn't gone far,
26:32When Joseph said to the one who stood over his house,
26:35Get up,
26:37He pursues men.
26:39And when you reach them,
26:41you will tell them,
26:42Why have you returned evil for good?
26:44Why have you stolen my silver cup?
26:47Isn't this the one my lord drinks from?
26:50And in which one does she guess?
26:51You did wrong in what you did.
26:55And he caught up with them,
26:57And he spoke these words to them.
26:59And they told him,
27:01Why does my lord say these words?
27:04Far be it from your servants to do such a thing.
27:09Here is the money we found in the mouths of our sacks,
27:12We returned it to you from the land of Canaan.
27:16As?
27:17Well,
27:18We were going to steal silver or gold from your master's house,
27:22whichever of your servants she is found in,
27:24Let him die,
27:25and we too will be servants of my lord.
27:29And he said,
27:31Let it now also be according to your words.
27:35Whoever I am found in will be my servant,
27:37and you will be clean.
27:40And they hurried,
27:42And each one lowered his sack to the ground,
27:45And each one opened his sack.
27:47And he searched,
27:49starting with the oldest and ending with the youngest.
27:52And the cup was found in Benjamin's sack.
27:56And they tore their clothes,
27:58And each one loaded his donkey,
28:01and they returned to the city.
28:03And Judah and his brothers came to the house of Joseph,
28:06because he was still there.
28:09And they fell to the ground before him.
28:11And Yosef said to them,
28:13What is this act you have committed?
28:16Didn't you know that a man like me can easily guess?
28:21And Judah said,
28:23What shall we say to my lord?
28:25What will we talk about?
28:26And how will we justify ourselves?
28:29The Almighty has found the iniquity of your servants.
28:33Behold, we are servants of my lord,
28:36both we and the one in whose hand the cup was found.
28:41And he said,
28:42Far be it from me to do this.
28:45The man in whose hand the cup was found,
28:48He will be my servant.
28:49And you,
28:51ascend in peace to your Father.
28:53Full and complete text of the aftara.
28:57Kings Day,
28:59Melagem Aleph,
29:00Trace,
29:01Quince Osta Quattro,
29:03One.
29:04And Solomon awoke,
29:06And here it was, a dream.
29:08And he came to Jerusalem,
29:10Jerusalem,
29:11and stood before the ark of the covenant of the Eternal,
29:14and offered burnt offerings and prepared peace offerings,
29:18and made a banquet for all his servants.
29:21At that time two prostitutes came to the king,
29:26and they stood in front of him.
29:28And a woman said,
29:30Please,
29:31My Lord.
29:32This woman and I live in the same house,
29:36and I gave birth while she was with me in the house.
29:39And it came to pass on the third day after I had given birth,
29:43This woman also gave birth.
29:46And we were together.
29:48There were no strangers with us in the house,
29:51Just the two of us in the house.
29:54And this woman's son died at night,
29:57because she lay on top of him.
30:00And he rose at midnight,
30:02and took my son from my side,
30:04while your servant slept,
30:06and laid him in her bosom,
30:07and laid her dead son in my bosom.
30:11And when I got up in the morning to breastfeed my son,
30:15And behold, he was dead.
30:17But I observed it in the morning,
30:19and behold, it was not my son whom I had given birth to.
30:24Then the other woman said,
30:26No, my son is the one who lives.
30:29And your son is the one who is dead.
30:32And she said,
30:34No, your son is the one who is dead.
30:36And my son is the one who lives.
30:39This is how they spoke in front of the king.
30:41And the king said,
30:43This says,
30:44My son is the one who lives,
30:46And your son is the one who is dead.
30:49And the other one says,
30:51No, your son is the one who is dead.
30:54And my son is the one who lives.
30:56And the king said,
30:58Bring me a sword.
30:59And they brought the sword before the king.
31:03And the king said,
31:05Cut the living child in half,
31:07and give half to one,
31:09and half to the other.
31:12Then the woman whose child was alive spoke to the king,
31:16for her heart yearned for her son,
31:19And he said,
31:20Please,
31:21My Lord,
31:22Give him the living child,
31:24And do not kill him under any circumstances.
31:26But the other one said,
31:29It won't be for me or for you.
31:31Break it.
31:33Then the king answered and said,
31:36Give the living child to the first one,
31:38And do not kill him under any circumstances.
31:41She is his mother.
31:44And all Israel heard the judgment that the king had passed,
31:48and they feared the king,
31:49because they saw that the wisdom of the Almighty
31:52It was in him to do justice.
31:54And King Solomon was king over all Israel.
31:58And these were the princes he had.
32:02Azarias son of Tzadok was the priest.
32:05Elijoraf and Ajías,
32:07sons of Sisa,
32:08They were secretaries.
32:10Yeosafat,
32:12Jehoshaphat,
32:13Agilud's son was the chronicler.
32:16Benahiah son of Jehoiada was the commander of the army.
32:20Tzadok and Ebiatar were the priests.
32:22Azarias, Nathan's son, was the chief of the inspectors.
32:28Sabud, Nathan's son, was the king's chief advisor and friend.
32:33Ajizar was in charge of the house.
32:36Adoniram, son of Abda, was in charge of the tribute.
32:40And Solomon had twelve inspectors over all Israel,
32:44which provided food for the king and his household.
32:47Each one had to provide for one month a year.
32:52A long, emotional, and profound spiritual reflection.
32:56The central message,
32:58ethics and spiritual principles.
33:01The Parasamiketz is a profound teaching about divine providence,
33:07Asgajá Pratit,
33:08and the concept of hidden revelation,
33:11Esther Panin.
33:11The central message for the people of Israel is that even in moments of greatest abandonment and suffering,
33:20like the twelve years of Yosef in Mitzrayim,
33:23from the time it was sold until it was remembered,
33:27The hand of the Eternal is weaving the threads of redemption.
33:30Liberation is not instantaneous,
33:34but it happens after two full years,
33:37indicating that there is a predetermined time for each test and each miracle.
33:43Ethical and spiritual principles.
33:46One, faith in patience.
33:48Cape Dasman, the exile of Yosef,
33:51marked by injustice and oblivion,
33:53It is an archetype of the exile from Israel.
33:57Miquet is taught to maintain unwavering faith in the divine plan,
34:01even when natural means appear to have failed.
34:06The Midrash Tanchuma on Yosef's dream,
34:09for Saba Yesef,
34:10He emphasizes that dreams that seem to be delayed are not denied,
34:14but they wait for the opportune moment.
34:18The ethical principle here is active patience,
34:21that is, constant effort,
34:24Yosef faithfully serving in prison,
34:27while awaiting salvation.
34:30Two, responsibility and leadership.
34:33Sede Kumispat Yosef not only interprets,
34:36but immediately proposes a plan of action.
34:40His wisdom is manifested in practical planning to save lives,
34:45demonstrating that true spirituality translates into justice and social and economic responsibility.
34:52This is a principle of Tikkun Olam,
34:55the world's repair, the leader,
34:57or anyone in a position of power,
35:00He has the ethical obligation to manage the Eternal's resources with foresight and fairness.
35:06The anguish the brothers feel upon seeing the oppression of Simon and Benjamin forces them to connect their present suffering with their past sin.
35:24We are certainly guilty with regard to our brother.
35:28The Babylonian Talmud, tractate Sanhedrin 43b, and the Ramban, Nazmanides,
35:36They emphasize that Yosef's plan, to keep Simon and demand Benjamin,
35:41It was a test designed not for revenge, but to force the complete repentance of the brothers.
35:47They had to prove that they had changed,
35:51now prioritizing the protection of the younger brother, Benjamin,
35:55above his own safety or his father's fear.
36:00This is the principle of mutual responsibility,
36:03arebut, in the community of Israel.
36:07Current application
36:08On an individual level, Miquetz calls on the reader to stop blaming circumstances
36:14and to adopt a stewardship mindset, to be like Yosef.
36:19Use the talents and gifts that the Eternal One has given,
36:23dream interpretation, even in the midst of adversity.
36:28Crisis is an opportunity for growth and the manifestation of purpose.
36:34At the community level, the Parasa is a call to unity in diversity.
36:40Famine forced the brothers, separated by envy and resentment,
36:46to meet again.
36:48Today, in a polarized world,
36:51The message is that the well-being of the house of Israel,
36:55and of society in general,
36:58This is only achieved when the different tribes
37:01They recognize their interdependence and resolve their past grudges.
37:05through genuine acts of responsibility and mutual sacrifice,
37:10just as Judah did when he offered himself as surety for Benjamin, Genesis 43.
37:169. Connection from non-Trinitarian Hebrew Messianic Judaism
37:22The figure of Yosef, the tzadik, righteous, suffering and exalted,
37:28It is a fundamental prophetic type in Hebrew Messianic Judaism,
37:33who sees him as a clear precursor of Yeshua, the Messiah,
37:37understood not as a deity,
37:39but as the suffering servant of the Eternal, Ebedachem.
37:44This connection is supported by historical and textual parallels.
37:491. The rejected and exalted servant
37:52Yosef was hated by his brothers,
37:56sold for twenty pieces of silver and presumed dead,
38:00which allowed his exaltation in a foreign nation
38:03to save his own family.
38:06Or Yeshua was rejected by his people,
38:10delivered into the hands of the Gentiles for thirty pieces of silver,
38:13and his death and subsequent resurrection led to his exaltation,
38:19making it the means of salvation and reconciliation
38:22for his people and the nations.
38:252. The administrator and revealer of wisdom
38:28O Yosef is exalted by wisdom,
38:32dream interpretation,
38:35that does not come from him, is not me.
38:37The Eternal One will give Pharaoh a peaceful answer,
38:41but of the Spirit of the Almighty.
38:44Or Yeshua, as the prophetic Messiah,
38:48He was recognized for the wisdom and authority of his teachings,
38:52always attributing it to the Father
38:54and declaring that the Spirit of the Eternal rested upon him,
38:58as described in messianic texts.
39:023. Prophecy of the servant, Ibdachem
39:05The central theme of the exaltation of Yosef
39:09after suffering it resonates deeply
39:12with the prophetic description of the Ebedachem in Isaiah,
39:16and Esayau.
39:17Hebrew text, Isaiah 52, Tracy.
39:22Accurate translation into Spanish,
39:25Behold, my servant will act with understanding,
39:28He will be lifted up, exalted, and highly exalted.
39:32This verse is key,
39:35describe an extreme ascent,
39:37Yarumbenizá begabameod,
39:39lifted up, exalted, and greatly exalted.
39:44Just as Yosef went from the depths of prison
39:48to the summit of secular power,
39:50the second in command of Mitzrayim.
39:53The servant Messiah had to go through extreme suffering,
39:57as described in the rest of Isaiah chapter 53,
40:02to then achieve supreme exaltation by the Eternal.
40:07Yeshua's mission reflects the principle of Miquetz.
40:11The Eternal One uses human suffering and rejection,
40:14Yosef's oblivion in prison,
40:17to accomplish the salvation of the world.
40:20Yosef saves his family,
40:22Israel, from famine,
40:24Yeshua, as an exalted servant,
40:27It offers reconciliation and spiritual life to Israel and the nations.
40:33Concluding reflection for modern life.
40:37The wisdom of Miquetz is summarized in the inescapable connection
40:40between vision and responsible management.
40:43We live in a time of global crisis,
40:47climatic, social, economic and, above all, ethical.
40:53Yosef's lesson is not just ancient history,
40:57but a manual for contemporary leadership.
41:00Connecting with current challenges.
41:041. Vision versus disorder.
41:06Just like the pharaoh,
41:08Humanity is experiencing dreams of abundance
41:11and nightmares of crisis,
41:13the seven fat cows and the seven lean cows.
41:17The modern spiritual challenge is to find the Yosefs of our time,
41:22people with the ability to interpret signs,
41:26the data, the warnings,
41:29and, crucially, the will to act accordingly.
41:342. The ethics of storage.
41:37Yosef's principle of taking one-fifth of the produce
41:40It teaches us the ethics of provision and distributive justice.
41:45It's not just about accumulating wealth,
41:48but rather to create community and national reserve systems
41:52for difficult times.
41:54In today's world,
41:56This applies to the management of natural resources,
42:00the distribution of wealth
42:01and the construction of social infrastructure
42:04that can withstand economic or health famines.
42:083. Active reconciliation.
42:11Yosef's test of his brothers
42:13It reminds us that true peace and unity
42:15They are not simply forgotten,
42:17but rather the confrontation with the truth of the past,
42:20the brother's fault.
42:23For the reader,
42:24This involves confronting personal and collective mistakes,
42:28to actively seek reconciliation within the family and the community,
42:32and demonstrate a change of heart
42:34through actions of total responsibility,
42:38such as Yehuda's commitment to Benjamin.
42:42Miquetz teaches us that the destiny of Israel
42:44and that of each soul
42:46It is not determined by prison bars,
42:50hopelessness, adversity,
42:52but by the plan of the Eternal
42:54that operates behind the curtains of time.
42:57When we act with integrity,
42:59wisdom and patience,
43:01The moment will come at the end of the test.
43:04And we will see that what seemed like a punishment was,
43:07In fact,
43:09the preparation for an exaltation
43:11and a greater salvation.
43:14Sources consulted.
43:16For the preparation of this study
43:18The following sources were consulted.
43:21The Masoretic Text
43:23and the Torah of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
43:26portion of Genesis 41 to 44.
43:30Classical commentaries on traditional Judaism,
43:34Rasi, Ramban, and Nezre,
43:37on the concept of Asgajá Pratit,
43:40divine providence,
43:41and the repentance of the brothers.
43:44Midrashim Rabbah,
43:45Why Midrash Tantchuma,
43:47Exaltation Umbrella,
43:49Diaset.
43:50Texts from the Babylonian Talmud,
43:53in particular the Sanhedrin Treaty,
43:55in relation to justice and judgment.
43:59Academic studies of the Torah
44:01and its historical and cultural background.
44:04The prophetic literature of the Tanakh,
44:07Isaiah 52,
44:09for the messianic connection of the servant of the Eternal.
44:12The study methodology and the Hebrew-academic approach,
44:17non-dogmatic and non-Trinitarian,
44:19promoted by the channels
44:21@manajementofrealiti and @esteadikamline.
44:24When the Son of Man comes in his glory,
44:28and all the holy angels with him,
44:31then he will sit on his throne of glory.
44:34And all the nations will be gathered before him,
44:38and will separate them one from another,
44:41like a shepherd separating the sheep from the goats.
44:44And he will place the sheep on his right,
44:48and the kids to his left.
44:49Then the King will say to those on his right,
44:53Come, you who are blessed by my Father,
44:56inherit the kingdom prepared for you
44:58since the foundation of the world.
45:01Because I was hungry, and you gave me food,
45:04I was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink,
45:07I was a stranger, and you welcomed me.
45:10I was naked, and you covered me,
45:13I was sick, and you visited me,
45:15in prison, and you came to me.
45:18Then the righteous will answer him, saying,
45:22Lord, when we saw you hungry,
45:25and we feed you, or thirsty,
45:27And did we give you something to drink?
45:29And when we saw you, stranger,
45:31and we picked you up, or naked,
45:34And we'll cover you?
45:36Or when we saw you sick,
45:38or in jail, and we went to you?
45:41And the King will answer them,
45:43I tell you truly, as soon as they did it
45:46to one of my younger brothers,
45:49They did it to me.
45:51Source: Matthew 25:31-34
45:55This passage shows that the final judgment
45:59It is based on our actions towards others,
46:02and that true justice is reflected
46:05in practical love towards those in need.
46:07Jesúa takes up these ideas clearly,
46:11showing that faithfulness to God
46:13It is expressed by serving others
46:15with love and justice,
46:17without needing to see it physically.
46:21Serving the needy is serving the Messiah.
46:24your representative.
46:25Blessed are the poor in spirit,
46:29for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
46:33Blessed are those who mourn,
46:35because they will receive comfort.
46:38Blessed are the meek,
46:40because they will inherit the land.
46:43Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness,
46:47because they will be satisfied.
46:49Blessed are the merciful,
46:53because they will receive mercy.
46:56Blessed are the pure in heart,
46:59because they will see God.
47:02Blessed are the peacemakers,
47:04because they will be called children of God.
47:08Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake,
47:12for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
47:15Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you, and revil you because of me.
47:20and say all kinds of evil against you falsely.
47:25Rejoice and be glad,
47:27because your reward is great in heaven.
47:30Source: Matthew 5:3-12
47:33Our Father who art in heaven,
47:37hallowed be thy name.
47:40Thy kingdom come.
47:42Thy will be done.
47:43Like in heaven,
47:45so also on earth.
47:48Give us this day our daily bread,
47:50and forgive our debts.
47:53Just as we forgive our debtors.
47:57And do not put us to the test,
48:00but deliver us from evil.
48:02Amen.
48:03Source: Matthew 6:9-13
48:06Translated back into Hebrew,
48:08Yeshua's original language and translated into Spanish.
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