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Listen and learn from Rabbi Isaac's new Dvar Torah teaching on Torah Parashah Vayetze (וַיֵּצֵא‎) meaning “and he left,” is the seventh weekly Torah portion (פָּרָשָׁה‎, parashah) and covers Genesis 28:10-32:3
It tells of Jacob’s travels to, life in, and return from Haran. The parashah recounts Jacob’s dream of a ladder to heaven, Jacob’s meeting of Rachel at the well, Jacob’s time working for Laban and living with Rachel and Leah, the birth of Jacob’s children, and the departure of Jacob’s family from Laban.
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[@MSHOOD123]

I'm a Christian who loves Torah. God bless you for your efforts to teach it us. 🙏🏻 💌

[@zelma5380]

There’s no words to describe what a blessing the Torah is to us all!! ❤️ No matter How many times we can read the scripture it’s always revealing exactly what we need for the times we’re in. Again thank you Rabbi Isaac truly Ruach Hakodesh works great in you for the flock!! “Take care of My sheep 🐑”John 21:16. Abba bless this ministry!

[@aureliomunoz3275]

Praising Adonai! This is good.

[@yafois988]

Proverbs 25:11 A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.

[@catherinew452]

Praise God Most High for preserving His Word for the Besorah to be reached to me in 5782. I have been listening to these Torah teachings n receiving blessing to my soul. I've both cried n cheered . HalleluYAH

[@satpalhans2393]

Dear brother In Christ we listen your videos very eagerly because it always guide us deep in the thoughts of the word of God. We feel spiritually blessed every time. May God of Abraham Issac and Jacob bless you.

[@celestinefu5001]

What an uplifting parashah! Revisiting this site, brings refreshing insight of the One who makes His Place amongst us and opens our eyes to see the patterns He weaves in this parashah. 2 generations down, Yacov in Vaiyetze like his grand dad Abram in Vaiyera learns to see the Hand and has Messianic encounters on the very same mountain of Moriah. Indeed, our G_d is faithful and opening blind eyes so we can are blessed simchah and cheyn. Praise be to Him

[@carollim9208]

Thank you Rabbi Isaac for the beautiful inside of God’s plan for our life through Yeshua . 🙌🙌🙌 May Yah continues to protect you and family and grant you shalom peace. Number 6:23-26..shalom

[@budipratignjo6130]

HaleluYAH, so bless with torah teaching this morning, how GOD miss for us to close to HIM and repentance from sin,

[@nobodybutHIM777]

Shabbat Shalom!

[@elitarazi9713]

Waw tanks rabbi Yeshua will bless you because you bless other with your study we oll called to be students of the word bravo bravo bravo 👏 👏👏👏👏👏

[@tbabii6145]

PRAISE YAH💙For HIS mercy endures forever💙🙏🏽🕊🙌🏽🌈

[@aphiri]

What a blessing the word of Yah is!!! HalleluYah!!

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Amen! 🙌❤

[@RevSerge]

Your teaching about Leah’s tender eyes changed my mind about tears: Tears and prayer changes things! Maybe that’s part of having a heart of flesh instead of stone!

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Hallelu Yah... amen... may we all receive that heart of flesh from Heavenly Father for He says, "I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh." Ezekiel 36:26

[@marilyndiaz8086]

AMAZING GRACE TEACHINGS, ALL GLORY BE TO YHVH🙏🛡⚔

[@trudylazet7975]

God blessed you for the true word of God Yah love the Teaching God is so good so kind love us all peace stringth to you

[@go2yourself]

As usual very enlightening... Thank you ❤

[@yachadmachmad441]

These teachings are so profound!!! Such a beautiful and wonderful way to understand more about our Sovereign King and Power and learn more and more of our Faithful Creator who loves us so. Shalom aleich, achi ! Praise Yah!

[@ElPresident.]

Thank you

[@brotherteetown570]

Peace and Grace, couldn't wait, much needed revelation from the Father. One Love

[@andrewboyddotcom]

A beautiful teaching. Praise God.

[@rayapapa5946]

I know what I'm listening to on the way to work 🙏😊 Thanks brother God bless ❤️

[@theresefournier3269]

YAHsome! Drive safely!

[@Mrbear211]

Such a Beautiful teaching. It’s like precious water over my soul. Just makes me rejoice in Yeshua.

[@christyleroux6971]

Absolute Delight to listen to The Torah teaching, after celebrating Shabbat we watch your program and are much the wisest with all the explanations you revealed, thank you for your dedication to feed the sheep's, gold nuggets. Shabbat Shalom .

[@SkiBroTheHeBro]

I love your midrash intersections Wordplay and And Analogies Outstanding Job Rabbi

[@yeonjoocho6914]

Shabbat Shalom!❤️ Thanks for the beautiful teaching as always. Baruch Hashem!!

[@scrapgirl96]

Such a beautiful teaching on this parasha. Thank you so much for blessing us with the meaning of the names of the 12 tribes prophetic message. This was an action packed parasha!

[@rubanangel5287]

I like your father teach the very deep thankyou thankyou thankyou

[@lindaharris4519]

Thank you for sharing your insights into the character o Yah..

[@gospeloftheelohimkingdom.7823]

Baruch Hashem .deep message

[@Livingmydreammm]

Thank you 😍 😍 😍

[@lisahobbs7060]

Cornelius and I enjoyed your teaching this evening. Thank you so much Rabbi

[@Grace-pp3dw]

Blessings to all 26 Praise the Lord. God bless you 86. Thank you

[@Pursuingtorah]

What a great teaching. Love the idea that Leah's eyes were weak because of all her tears. YHVH saw her tears and prayers. This annulled her pre-deteemined destiny. The power of prayer is beyond what we imagine!

[@sripallibenhur5538]

I am really blessed by your teaching Rabbi.. How I long to be born and brought up in Israel with teachings and traditions of god's own country and people. With Love 💕 from India.

[@ericabarker77]

Excellent!

[@devintaylor8702]

HALLELUJAH ELOHIM GLORY TO GOD MOST HIGH 🙏🙌✨

[@oliveonthebuses1]

Thank you as always Rabbi, so many gems again bringing out the best of the accounts 🙏

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Thank you! 😊🙏❤

[@daleknight8971]

A very deep spiritual teaching .

[@erlindacampos4905]

Thank you Lord

[@theresahouck3516]

Love Your Teachings So Much!

[@plantinginyah..luispereira8852]

Another great reading brother 🔥🕎🌿📜 Praise YAH!💌

[@rogerbeaird3320]

The words in this study go way beyond the gates 🙌 halaluya 🕎

[@thegodofisrael6527]

Excellent teaching

[@jacquelinecandies6154]

Love your paracha

[@emoran5875]

Thank you Rabbi

[@leahf387]

Amazing teaching!!!

[@richardmason7840]

Shalom Rabbi. Thanks for another impressive teaching. Be Blessed & Enjoy Elohim !

[@DanNaim400]

תודה רבה

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Bevakasha achi! 🙏❤

[@southsoundhomepros861]

Oh my... I have always heard the English description of Leah's 'weak eyes' and always thought the reason for this to be wanting of better explanation. It makes sense that she should cry to be betrothed to Esau, perhaps having heard of the type of man he was. So many layers to peel back here; I so enjoy listening and learning all of these teachings. Thank you so much Rabbi/Pastor Issac ♡

[@SunilKumar-re7hz]

Great, Very interesting.

[@daleknight8971]

אהבתי הדבר יהוה ❤🙏☝

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Amen... I do too! 😊

[@truthdigger]

Thank you very much!!

[@lmcpainting916]

Lovely work brother.

[@linak7155]

Hello!How did you figure that Rachel was 15 years old?

[@jonahbigfish1889]

Shalom Lina. Not sure where Sir Isaac gets his info but it does give the ages of both Rachel and Jacob in the book of Jasher. Chp 24 : 37-45. The book of Jasher is mentioned in the book of Joshua 10: 12-13 and 2 Samuel 1:18. I hope this helps.

[@celestinefu5001]

But that was Rifkah. If Yacov spent 14 years with Melchizedek, at that time the twin girls were just a year old. Any talk of marrying them would have been done with Yacov away from home. And bý then our dear Esau would already have had a few pagan wives. Was it in the context of the twin girls growing up? If i were Leah, i would be interceeding that i dont end up with not just Esau but amongst the pagan women. And i would have a crush on Yacov for that man of the tent who is now taking post graduate classes for 14 years. Haha

[@nhcho5338]

thanks

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Thank you! May Abba Father bless you for your faithfulness! 🙏❤🙌

[@lmcpainting916]

Genesis 49:33 speaks of Jacob’s feet also after he blesses his sons!

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Yes "And when Jacob had made an end of commanding his sons, he gathered up his feet into the bed, and yielded up the ruach, and was gathered unto his people." This indicate that the events recorded in Genesis 48-49 all took place at the same time. In Genesis 48:2 we read that Jacob strengthened himself for this great final effort, seating himself upon the bed and placing his feet upon the ground. (See Genesis 49:12.) And now that all was over, wearied with what must have sorely exercised his emotional, spiritual and physical powers, he gathered himself together upon the bed, and soon afterwards peaceably passed away.

[@lmcpainting916]

@@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers Thank you for this. Much love to you and God bless you!

[@jilltimoney267]

Thank you, I enjoy your teachings. Sometimes I'm not sure if you're correct about certain things though. In this parasha mention is made that ancient Beit El where Yaacov had his dream, is on Mount Moriah, Jerusalem. Yet Beit El used to be called Luz and not ancient Jerusalem, which was called Jebus. Where is ancient Beit El? It was where Jacob dreamt of a ladder reaching the heavens, and later was the seat of the Ark. Identified at Baytin, some 20 miles north of Jerusalem, biblical Beit Eli is now buried beneath the modern Arab village, yet in its vicinity are some visible remains well worth a visit.

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

There are two lines of thought on this and I have been to both locations researching this. The Beit El named 20 miles north only came after 2000 years when Israel became a nation and they started renaming places and trying to identify the original locations (sometimes erroneously) but our midrash says the tradition of "Jacob's Dream" is also identified with Mount Moriah: "He came upon a "certain place" and stopped there for the night, for the sun had set"... And whenever the term a certain place is used it is usually referring to the portal upon mount Mariah. Even Rashi, R’ Shlomo Yitzhaki (1040 - 1105 CE), notes that the word HaMakom, The Place, refers to the Temple Mount, ‘And he encountered "the place" (28:11)’ And he further says, “The place” is Mount Moriah, the “Temple Mount” in Jerusalem, where Abraham had bound Isaac upon the altar and where King Solomon would erect the Holy Temple.” so I stand with the knowledge of my righteous teachers that came before and who passed down the precious Truths. Hope this helps you understand why it is necessary for me to pass on these forgotten Torah Truths to so many others who didn't have the privilege of Jewish learning growing up. 🙏

[@jilltimoney267]

@@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers Thank you for taking the time to reply.

[@stephenbailey914]

Love the teachings!! What English translation is the most accurate to Hebrew ? First And second testament... Grace and peace to your ministry

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

The NASB is a good one or the Complete Jewish Bible by David Stern

[@theresefournier3269]

@@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers just what I was looking for!Thank you for this!

[@stephenbailey914]

Thank you! I have both of those :)

[@janagarcia3843]

Just like Jacob, men should be learned in the ways of The Most High before they become husbands and father's.. Jacobs way is " let me take my wives and children". He's truly a protector and provider, only procreating with a qualified woman., Esau way is "let me satisfy my flesh with these pagan women", without thought of who/what the children would become. Choose Torah!! Deuteronomy 30:19. Great teaching this week too!! Shalom from AZ.

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Amen! 💗

[@alirezaradsadeghinia4986]

I love Yakov ...He is name was changed to Israel ..

[@martinespinoza9763]

Melquezadec is shem,? Is that Noah son,? And when did his name change, if so ? Appreciate your teaching, may the Lord Jesus continue to shine through you in JESUS name Amen

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Shem would have been given that title after his father died passing on the priestly mantle of authority to teach and rule. You can learn more about Melchizedek from from our article on our website called THE MYSTERY OF MELCHIZEDEK at www.calledoutbelievers.org/the-mystery-of-melchizedek/

[@zelma5380]

@@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers awesome. I had the same question.

[@humblerepentpraygive5815]

@@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers I am confused doesn't it say Melquezadec had no beginning? Great teaching. Thank you.

[@godswillandrew-jaja3670]

Malkizedek means King of Righteousness. It is a title giving to Noah's son (Shem). Kinder like a President is a title...

[@marvinguillot9327]

Adonai Yeshua is coming back soon. Be ready.

[@tokaboka7918]

The genealogy says Jacob was 71 when he was at Labans and left at 91 when Joseph was born

[@elitedancestudiorhe3642]

I was listening to rapid Judaism and he said he was 7 years there then went and spent 21 with Leben why the discrepancy?

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

Genesis 28:11 says, "And he lighted upon a certain place, and tarried there all night, because the sun was set; and he took of the stones of that place, and put them for his pillows, and lay down in "that" place to sleep. Rashi on Genesis 28:11 says, that when it says וישכב במקום ההוא AND [HE] LAY DOWN IN THAT PLACE -The word ההוא, "that", has a limitative force: in that place he lay down to sleep, but during the previous fourteen (14) years when he sat under his teachers in the Torah School of Eber (The Yeshiva where he learned from Shem and Eber in Salem at thirteen before Shem had died) he never slept at night for he was incessantly engaged in the study of the Torah (Genesis Rabbah 68:11). Thus, 14 previous years in Salem (Jerusalem) and then in Genesis 31:38-41 Jacob says to Laban's " "I have been with you for twenty (20) years now.”, qualified as, 14 years service for marriage, 6 years for flocks. Hope this helps.

[@Christian7355c9b]

I think God would have helped Jacob come into the destiny that was given to him at birth. He need not have cheated or run to Haran to fulfill God's plan for his life!

[@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers]

God did help by instructing Avraham to inform Rivkah! 😉💗

[@curtistowler8643]

Thank you