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The Torah’s most dramatic reunion has a message we still need today
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The Torah’s most dramatic reunion has a message we still need today
Jacob has changed. Since absconding with a birthright and a blessing, fleeing into his uncle’s home, he has worked tirelessly. He has married both Rachel and Leah, and has begun building wealth to support a family of his own. His children are growing up, and his household has greatly increased in size. He has been able to leave his uncle’s house on peaceful terms and is determined to return to his homeland. As if to make Jacob’s growth indisputa…
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