Eishet Chayil – the letter Tzadi (צ)
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About this lesson
A lesson in English on Eishet Chayil (Proverbs 31), on the verse that begins with the letter Tzadi (verse 27).
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 12 of 13).
Lesson summary AI-generated
- A lesson on the verse that begins with the letter Tzadi, about the woman who looks over the ways of her household.
- The story of the prophet’s widow and the jar of oil is used to discuss caring for children and keeping them from harmful influences, such as the allure of the royal palace.
- The imagery of plowing before planting: the work is not always to see the fruits right away.
- The lesson also discusses praise: that God waits for us to praise, and that the husband and children praising her gives a fuller picture of her greatness.
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- Letter Tzadi
- Eishet Chayil
- Proverbs 31
Source: Rebbetzin Esther Piekarski’s YouTube channel · YouTube
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