Eishet Chayil – the letter Bet (ב)
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About this lesson
A lesson in English on Eishet Chayil (Proverbs 31), on the verse that begins with the letter Bet (verse 11).
Eishet Chayil is an alphabetical acrostic poem, each verse beginning with the next letter of the alef-bet, traditionally recited on Friday night.
It belongs to the series “Eishet Chayil (English)” (lesson 2 of 13).
Lesson summary AI-generated
- A lesson on the verse that begins with the letter Bet, “her husband’s heart trusts in her”, centered on trust between spouses.
- Trust in a spouse means not comparing and not checking up on them; the same principle applies to trust between parents and children.
- The story of the spies and of Miriam is used to discuss speaking too much and going directly to the person concerned.
- A wider theme of trust in the Torah, with the idea that God knows what is good for us, and a discussion of what “good kindness” means.
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- Letter Bet
- Eishet Chayil
- Proverbs 31
Source: Rebbetzin Esther Piekarski’s YouTube channel · YouTube
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