Eishet Chayil – the letter Yud (י)
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About this lesson
A lesson in English on Eishet Chayil (Proverbs 31), on the verse that begins with the letter Yud (verse 19).
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 7 of 13).
Lesson summary AI-generated
- A lesson on the verse that begins with the letter Yud, given the day before Lag BaOmer, focusing on the idea of using one’s talents.
- The Hebrew word for a craftsperson (“oman”) is applied to anyone who uses a talent, such as singing, art, teaching, cooking or catering.
- Everyone has a gift, and the first step is to recognize it and to recognize that it comes from God, whether in work, homemaking or parenting.
- The lesson also stresses using talents for God’s purposes and not as a crown of glory for oneself, with a story of giving charity before a concert.
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- Letter Yud
- Eishet Chayil
- Proverbs 31
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