Mikeitz: Egypt’s Hebrew Viceroy
byDid Yosef seek to transform Egypt into a civilization built on Hebrew values that would repair the world?
Did Yosef seek to transform Egypt into a civilization built on Hebrew values that would repair the world?
As internal conflict over the Hebrew clan’s direction leads to tragic consequences for Yosef and Yehuda, each must discover his own messianic potential.
As Yaakov returns back home to his land, he and his family are met with new challenges that ultimately transform them into the nation of Israel.
Before becoming Israel, Yaakov had to first spend several years in exile learning to be more like Esav.
How do the personal traits of Esav and Yaakov find expression in the rival civilizations they produced?
Following her death, Sarah’s powerful legacy continued to influence Avraham and play a major role in their family’s development into a nation.
What challenges was the matriarch Sarah forced to overcome in order to play her part in establishing the Hebrew nation with Avraham?
How the leader of a universal spiritual movement learned to reorient himself to the understanding that his goals for humanity could only be achieved through the vehicle of a nation in a specific land.