(For the previous installment of "Exodus, Exile and Redemption," click here. For ToC, click here.) To understand Yaakov’s character, we might focus on the description of it provided explicitly in the verse:
So "Tam" means something like "Yashar, but not so much"? Still interesting that Yaakov engages in deception *more* than anyone else? Also worth noting that both with the brachos and the flocks of Lavan, he was instructed to lie
So "Tam" means something like "Yashar, but not so much"? Still interesting that Yaakov engages in deception *more* than anyone else? Also worth noting that both with the brachos and the flocks of Lavan, he was instructed to lie