Eishet Chayil – the letter Tet (ט)
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About this lesson
A lesson in English on Eishet Chayil (Proverbs 31), on the verse that begins with the letter Tet (verse 18).
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 6 of 13).
Lesson summary AI-generated
- A lesson on the verse that begins with the letter Tet: “She tastes that her merchandise is good; her lamp does not go out at night.”
- The verse is connected with taste and pleasure (“ta’am” and “ta’anug”): finding the enjoyment and the depth in what we do.
- A story from daily life shows how enjoying one’s tasks and one’s children changes the atmosphere at home.
- The lesson ends with the call to see the good and the pleasure in things, and not only the difficulties.
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- Letter Tet
- Eishet Chayil
- Proverbs 31
Source: Rebbetzin Esther Piekarski’s YouTube channel · YouTube
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