by Rav Yehuda HaKohen, visionmag.org
Before becoming Israel, Yaakov had to first spend several years in exile learning to be more like Esav.
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In order to become Israel, Yaakov had to first incorporate into himself many of his brother’s characteristics. His years in Aram working for Lavan and managing some very complicated family dynamics forced him to grow in such a way that helped him become more like Esav.
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