Episode 11: "Dinah's Honor" (Bereshit 33-34)

Episode 11 of the Laymen Learn Torah podcast, hosted by Sylia A. and Joy B., titled "Episode 11: "Dinah's Honor" (Bereshit 33-34)" was published on December 1, 2023 and runs 41 minutes.

December 1, 2023 ·41m · Laymen Learn Torah

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Summary

The stars have aligned to bring you this rare opportunity: Our newest episode is ACTUALLY synced up with the parasha of the week, Vayishlach! Yaakov and Eisav's dramatic reunion comes with a few surprises (hugs and kisses and tears, oh my!) Then, Shimon and Levi defend the honor of their sister by demolishing an entire town. We want to know your thoughts!

Episode Description

The stars have aligned to bring you this rare opportunity:

Our newest episode is ACTUALLY synced up with the parasha of the week, Vayishlach!

Yaakov and Eisav's dramatic reunion comes with a few surprises (hugs and kisses and tears, oh my!) Then, Shimon and Levi defend the honor of their sister by demolishing an entire town.

We want to know your thoughts!

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