Parshah Seasonings - Chayei Sarah

What is gematria? And is it something we should be wary of? In this week’s Parshah Seasonings study, we review this dimension of Torah study and delve into Abraham’s grief over the death of Sarah and the strange way it is recorded in a Torah scroll. We will also explore a misspelling of an important Hebrew word. And we will answer the question, what is the longest chapter in Genesis? And why?
Correction: בכל = 52/ בן = 52
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[@nathanielamiriam5148]

Thank you. Truly our God is amazing.

[@toyoosthuizen5118]

Thank you for this beautiful explanation of Weeping/Grief/Mourning and the rest… só many hidden jewels in Hebrew!

[@rudihattingh5041]

😊

[@hannadk777]

Wow amazing teaching, I love the the numerical values and deeper meanings of the words, it makes the whole Word come to life for me. Thank you

[@grantluton]

You are so welcome

[@Probablytracy]

Loved this.

[@juliapage7507]

Thank you

[@SherineHaCohen]

Sarah, What A Powerful Woman.

[@christienbotha6651]

Thank you again...enjoyed every minute! Christien from South Africa

[@threeyearsoldkid]

speaking of Gematria, Sarah lived 127 years which equal the numerical value of the Hebrew word of the donkey you’ve mentioned in the other video multiplied by two

[@user-hr3un1tw3s]

Grant, regarding the Hebrew word son is בן=52 not 50, בכל with everything is same as Son 52.

[@grantluton]

Thank you, O. You are absolutely correct. My typo (50 instead of 52) was very unfortunate. But I made a correction in the video description and will try to figure out a way of placing a correction banner at that point in the video. Thank you again for your astute observation!

[@Handmaidenofyeshua]

Both May be right according to sources. One of my son’s name is Ben. The votes are too numerable to be collected😮

[@matthewmorrisdon5491]

If you look into the Aleph, the Elephant will look into you.