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    Parshah Vayeishev: Seeing the Seven Laws

    Jacob ScharffBy Jacob ScharffDecember 2, 2018Updated:September 6, 20211 Comment1 Min Read
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    Jacob examines the story of Yoseph and his brothers in Parshah Vayeishev, and shows that the 7 Laws of Noach are found throughout the Written Torah.

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    Jacob Scharff

    Jacob Scharff has been a Torah-observant Noahide since the early 90s, and has a Haskamah to teach from Beth Midrash Ohel Moshe in Israel. He has taught numerous online Torah classes, and has been learning the Seven Laws directly from the Jewish sources, particularly the Mishneh Torah, under the guidance of his teachers for the majority of his adult life. He currently lives in Texas with his lovely wife, where he spends his time working with computers, wrangling cats, and studying Torah.

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    1. Trude Scharff on December 2, 2018 7:11 am

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