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Shiurim on Parshas Chayei Sarah
Why does the Torah sometimes describe a person's life using "days" (yom) and sometimes only "years" (shanim)? The shiur develops the thesis that yom refers to primordial light—those connected to God lived "days," not just 24-hour cycles. This distinction explains why tzadikim like the Avos have yemei attached to their deaths, while Sarah Imenu notably does not.
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Why does the Torah repeat that Rivka came from a family of manipulators and wicked people? The shiur argues that this is not "despite" her background but rather her yichus—she inherited their extraordinary sensitivity to others' needs but channeled it toward chesed rather than manipulation. True kindness requires understanding what the recipient actually needs, not just what the giver wants to give.
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