Vayetze

He talks about the discussion.

He says, "Surrogacy, w- was the earliest form of surrogacy?" Do you ever have that? So they quote the Targum Yonatan ben Uziel on next week's parasha, Vayeitzei, by Leah.

Leah was, was pregnant, according to the Targum Yonatan ben Uziel, Leah was pregnant with Yosef, and Rachel was pregnant with Dinah.

And Leah had Ruach HaKodesh that, that she had, uh, another boy in her tummy, in her stomach, and, and she, uh, said, "Oi, my sister Rachel is gonna be less than a shvachas." Maybe she thought of the embarrassment that was saved from her earlier, and therefore she davened and the babies were switched.

The Gemara, and Rav Schwab elaborates, the Gemara in Shabbos says that if you enjoy Shabbos, if you invest in Shabbos financially, time, energy, Then, you will be given an inheritance without boundaries.

What does that mean, without boundaries, limitless? Where do we see that from? Well, the bracha that Yaakov got at the beginning of Vayetze from Hashem was...

Your descendants will become like the dust of the earth and you will burst forth west, east, north, and south.

So you will be limitless.

Famous Rashi, famous Midrash.

Vayetze Yaakov mi be'er shama.

The Suq talks about Yaakov Avinu that he left Be'er Sheva and he went to Haran.

And Hazal asked the obvious question that when people arrive somewhere they obviously left where they came from.

Why? Why, etymologically, why does Ayin Kufdalen mean to be bound? Anyone else, where else in Bratish, the Shurish Ayin Kufdalen appears? Sheep.

Where? In Vayetze.

What does it mean in that context? Remember the sheep division, Lavan and Yaakov? What does Akudim mean? Spotted.

Spots.

That'll become a basic And then the [foreign language] So we'll discuss all of these psukim, but they're, uh...

And then we'll see, [praying] so it's, uh, when you learn Vayetze.

So the, uh, the lomdis is gevaldik, and the-- one of the deeper advantages is that going forward, you really carry lomdish ideas and omkasdik ideas with you.

You'll see every Shabbos, you're able to have a-- be able to chazar over some shir or some sugya that we learned.