Covenant & Conversation | Vayera | Rabbi Sacks

[@davidc6863]

Always missed. As already said, his memory IS forever a blessing.

[@skippy336]

Shabbat Shalom! Thank you Rabbi, and blessed should be your memory, and the Torah that you have revealed to us, and may your loved ones, and all of Bnai Yisrael be blessed.

[@annaguazzelli5308]

רב יקר, אני רוצה להודות לך בלב שלם על תורתך. אני תמיד מנסה להקשיב וללמוד . אני לא יהודי , אבל איך אני מרגישה. אני אוהבת את התנ''ך העברי, התרבות שלך כה יקרה לטובת כל העולם

[@victorianoah6572]

Baruch HaShem! Todah rabbah and shabbat shalom,

[@D-Coop24]

This is the definition of a memory being a blessing. Thank you, Rabbi Sacks.

[@421sap]

B''H, Amen. Shabbat Shalom.

[@m.bernal9540]

As always, revealing and eye opening. Thank you for bringing Torah to our homes. Sometimes, it's not possible to attend shiurim close to home and your pearls of wisdom make it attainable to delight in the vastness of Torah.

[@madelynnovitsky9483]

Literally can't go out.but bring Inside our inner temple these holy words

[@reginafrants2858]

Astonishing depth! Thank you, Rabbi Sacks

[@DMRH69]

The brilliant mastery of English from Rabbi Sax will be one of his endearing legacy's for historical examination........ He is sorely missed

[@marchess7420]

Very profound and worthwhile! Especially for young or soon to be parents.

[@siboneypeltier2307]

It was a test for Abraham, God had already provided the sacrifice caught in the thicket...

[@ipell5280]

Very profound. Only sensible explanation of this difficult passage that absolves G-d's character and honors Him as a loving Father. Beautiful

[@arielteixeira4306]

i'm a 40 years old practicing christian brought up in church. i say this: there's no christian preacher, whether catholic, protestant or orthodox, with the profoundity of insight that rabbi sacks had. his passing was a loss not only for jews, but for the whole world

[@rogerhudson9732]

The loss of Jonathan Sacks was a great loss to British intellectual life. Shalom.

[@יוסיקסירר]

תודה רבה כמו תמיד אתה מקורי ברעיון אולי כדאי שכב' יתן תקציר גם בעברית כי רמת האנגלית יותר מדי גבוהה תודה!

[@nextherenow]

Abraham loved his son and knew the promise. He knew Isaac would be resurrected if he had to sacrifice him. But it was a test.

[@kristine6996]

Uw kinderen zijn uw kinderen niet.

[@danielletiletnick4834]

BE NORMAL

[@user-xd4rs6vr4n]

Yahweh never outlawed child sacrifice - he outlawed child sacrifice to OTHER gods. He's a jealous god, by his own admission - he just doesn't want any other demons worshipped in his place, because he is the chief demon, the most powerful angel who fell from heaven to become the chief opponent of mankind; Satan.

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

AaAaAaAaAaA, NO, HaShem doesn’t allow that 🤦‍♀️ Did you not listen to Rabbi⁉️ 🤦‍♀️ You seriously need to STUDY 📚 Torah, so you can make intelligible responses 👍

[@user-xd4rs6vr4n]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692 A lot of rabbis are saints. Good people who tried to twist the Torah to mean something good and worthwhile, even though it's pure evil written by the devil.

[@Stayfocused1984]

And this is where the christians developed the idea when creating their religion, that their god sacrificed their son. They took this very parsha and twisted and turned it into their twisted beliefs and then perpretrated that upon the world.