PARASHA VAYETZE (And He Left)
December 7, 2022
PARASHA VAYETZE (And He Left) by Raphael ben Levi Gen. 28:10–32:2; Hos. 11:7–14:10; Matt 3:13–4:11 “And Jacob went out (left) from Beersheba.” (Gen.28:10) Jacob had
PARASHA VAYETZE (And He Left) by Raphael ben Levi Gen. 28:10–32:2; Hos. 11:7–14:10; Matt 3:13–4:11 “And Jacob went out (left) from Beersheba.” (Gen.28:10) Jacob had
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