Time for Torah: By Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Zt"l
Oct 5, 2026 · 2 hr 13 min · 12 segments
Shiur from Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Ztl on פרשת בראשית. Discussed: • The Kli Yakir explains what it means that Kayin offered his Korbon, מקץ ימים, at the end of days. What was the motivation behind…
The question as to exactly when she became pregnant, was it before the sin, was it after the sin? When was the birth of Cain and Hevel? Was it before the sin, was it after the sin? but it's interesting how death had already come into the world apparently once Cain was born and therefore the Ramban explains that's why he was called Cain that Chava the wife of Adam who felt certain pangs of guilt for bringing death into the world was now able to say I found a replacement.
Or the way Rashi understands it, I have acquired a human being in partnership with God.
In a final irony, one could say that to this day, none of us are descendants of Hevel.
Of course, someone's going to ask me, who's knowledgeable, what do you mean? Cain also died in the flood.
Right away, does this posseg itself tell us anything Implicit in terms of their type, their personality.
Well, we know that Roe Tzon was considered a prestigious occupation throughout Jewish history.
The question as to exactly when she became pregnant, was it before the sin, was it after the sin? When was the birth of Cain and Hevel? Was it before the sin, was it after the sin? but it's interesting how death had already come into the world apparently once Cain was born and therefore the Ramban explains that's why he was called Cain that Chava the wife of Adam who felt certain pangs of guilt for bringing death into the world was now able to say I found a replacement.
Or the way Rashi understands it, I have acquired a human being in partnership with God.
In a final irony, one could say that to this day, none of us are descendants of Hevel.
Of course, someone's going to ask me, who's knowledgeable, what do you mean? Cain also died in the flood.
Right away, does this posseg itself tell us anything Implicit in terms of their type, their personality.
Well, we know that Roe Tzon was considered a prestigious occupation throughout Jewish history.
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