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In this episode of the Parsha Review Podcast, Rabbi Wolbe explores Parshas Noach, focusing on Noah’s righteousness, the flood, and the ark’s survival (Genesis 7:23). He delves into Rashi’s comment about Noah’s lion bite, Talmudic insights on divine image and heavenly intent, and the generational impact of biblical figures. Key themes include:Noah’s Righteousness and Flaw: Noah’s tireless care for animals for a year without sleep reflects his righteousness, but a minor delay in feeding a

In this episode of the Parsha Review Podcast, Rabbi Wolbe explores Parshas Noach, focusing on Noah’s righteousness, the flood, and the ark’s survival (Genesis 7:23). He delves into Rashi’s comment about Noah’s lion bite, Talmudic insights on divine image and heavenly intent, and the generational impact of biblical figures. Key themes include:Noah’s Righteousness and Flaw: Noah’s tireless care for animals for a year without sleep reflects his righteousness, but a minor delay in feeding a

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Outline of the Sugya

Zevachim 47 - Oct 31, 2025 -

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