In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios' RC JedidiYah delves into the beginning of the Book of Exodus, also known as ShemVot, focusing on the significance of names and identity. JedidiYah explains how names shape our understanding and relationships, highlighting the importance of knowing and using names. He emphasizes that in order to understand one's true identity, especially in the context of Torah, one must acknowledge the divine name of YHVH. The discussion covers how names reflect intimacy and identity, and how this concept is crucial in understanding one's spiritual and ancestral connections. JedidiYah underscores that names are not just labels but are deeply tied to one's identity and sense of belonging.
Prepare by Reading: Shem’vot (Exodus) 1:1-6:1
Also Read from the *Nevi'im (Prophets)* M’lakhim Alef (1 kings) 1 kings 22
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