Bereshith 18:1–22:24 La perashá de esta semana se llama “Wayerá”, “y miró”. Hay dos cosas que hay que resaltar aquí. Primero, es evidente que Lot era un sadiq (justo). Segundo, El Eterno, exaltado Sea, pone a prueba a sus justos. Cuando Abraham Abinu...
Bereshith 18:1–22:24 This week’s perashá is called “Wayerá”, which means “and He appeared.” There are two important points to highlight. First, it is evident that Lot was a ṣaddiq (righteous man). Second, the Eternal, exalted be He, tests His righteous ones. When...
Bereshith 12:1 – 17:27 La perashá de esta semana nos habla de nuestro patriarca Abraham (en paz descanse). Hay muchas cosas que se pueden decir sobre su persona. Sin embargo, este comentario se enfocará en la relación entre él y su sobrino Lot. Al analizar el...
Bereshith 12:1 – 17:27 This week’s perashá speaks about our patriarch Abraham (may he rest in peace). There are many things that can be said about him; however, this commentary will focus on the relationship between him and his nephew Lot. When we analyze the...
Bereshith 6:9 – 11:32 La perashá Nó’aḥ comienza declarando que él, Nó’aḥ, era un ish șadiq tamim que Onkelos traduce como “hombre completamente justo”. Es posible asumir del texto que este calificativo le fue dado por alguien posterior a...
Bereshith 6:9 – 11:32 The perashá Noaḥ begins by declaring that he, Noaḥ, was an ish ṣadiq tamim, which Onkelos translates as “a completely righteous man.” It is possible to assume from the text that this title was given by someone who came after him, since the...
