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Yosef’s dramatic ascent to power in Egypt is recorded for us in this week’s parsha. What is noteworthy is that Yosef does not appear to be at all surprised or amazed by the sudden turn of events in his fortunes. A person who lives by dreams is never surprised when the dream turns into reality.
There is a difference – to put it mildly –
that is outlined clearly between Yosef and his brothers in this week’s
parsha. Yosef is the quintessential dreamer, his head in the stars and
his youthful exuberance and certainty in the truthful outcome of his
dreams becomes very irritating to his brothers.
We appreciate learning from Rabbi Berel Wein, (who's an expert in Jewish history), about this week's parasha them.
Jewish Wisdom
"He who repeats what he has learned one hundred times cannot be compared to one who repeats it one hundred and one times". -- Talmud Bavli, Hagigah 9b
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