Parshat Toldot: Trust in God

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Meet twins Jacob and Esau as they begin their tumultuous relationship on the inside. Their mom Rebecca doesn't know what's up! Can we trust our own analysis of situations, or do we need help? Y-Love narrates.

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Film & Animation

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• jewish
• judaism
• torah
• bible
• toldot
• jacob
• esau
• old testament
• godcast. g-dcast

[messianictorah]

Too many added ideas, it never said that one baby moved by idols, it said they being the children struggled in the womb. Also it does not say Asav was was wicked in the story or that Yitchak had no hair. Too many embelishments start to change what was written.

[gdashdcast]

@messianictorah Y-Love bases his comments on the Rashi commentary to this parsha. These are not embellishments but classic midrash.

[SPEAKTRUTHINLOVE777]

Spock was not the original maker of the "SHIN" hand gesture, now was he?! haha! COOL!

[gdashdcast]

@SPEAKTRUTHINLOVE777 Word, you know it. Leonard Nimoy learned the "Vulcan greeting" in shul for sure, and he admits to creating the gesture based on his experiences seeing the priestly blessing!

[613degrees]

BS"D

Did he just say that Avraham Avinu was the only monotheist untill YiShaq?

What about MalkiSedheq or Hagar?

Or you know any of the thousands of students of Avraham ,Sarah or MalkiSedheq????

*sigh*

[emmy7861]

don't you people have anything better 2 do, 

[Piyyutim]

America always wanted to be the action hero.

[SPEAKTRUTHINLOVE777]

@gdashdcast Yes, indeed Mr. Nimoy admitted in his book, "I am Spock," that he peeked during the priestly blessing and took that experience of seeing the hand gesture and made the famous "Vulcan greeting" on Star Trek instead!