Yehuda wanted to make sure the elimination of his brother
wouldn’t backfire on him so he got everyone to partake of the loot. Smart? Sure.
Now that they had gone back to worshipping idols thanks to him, he was
safe, a true chip off grandpa Lavan, excuse me, Rebbe Lavan.
Yehuda was lucky to have met a goy. The goy (carefully mentioned by name unlike grandpa)and his father and friend are mentioned
and this is where Yehuda found a wife.
Yehuda’s first two died, because they followed in the footsteps of Dad,
but the third he called Shella (hers) and this name apparently saved this third
son.
I am not promoting Goydome, but want to underline that
Yehuda who is considered in these parts as the Messiah had a spiritual level
that if situated on the body, would be the part that steps in it every time! All the other parts of the body have a preferable
function, (without a doubt).
But Yehuda did say: “she
is more righteous then I”. Knowing
Yehuda, you can’t actually take his word for it. Why didn’t he just keep his mouth shut and
have her executed?
Well, the baby was still in her stomach folks, no one else
to continue the “tribe”. Was this
selfish as usual? Consider great grandfather
Abraham and his willingness to sacrifice Isaac.
My guess is that Yehuda had learned from the local people to respect Abraham
and had accepted fully the idea that “Moloch” (sacrifice of children) was
unacceptable.
As a Na Nach, on this first day of Hannukka, we are being
grossly challenged, all of us. When I go
around in a train with my son, women call him and hush hush ask him…is this
your father? (this is not the only time this happens to me) Rabbis brainwash
our children into thinking that we are a sect of madmen, social workers attack
our offspring, Rabbis perform Brit Mila in the absence of the father, making
sure there is no protest from the congregations, who go along with this avera.
By definition Hannukka itself is ONLY Na Nach. “Hello darkness my old friend….”(Simon &
Garfunkle)
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Without truth, there is no humility.
Sounds like level 50 challenges h"y.
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