In this article, I would like to focus on our forefather Jacob's arrival in Egypt.

Rabbi Enkin explores the emotional encounter and reunion of Joseph and his brothers, family relationships, fulfillment of prophecy, and the nation's journey down to Egypt.

Once Joseph rose to power and was essentially in control of Egypt, why didn’t he write home?

A Jewish community is a community where both the spiritual and physical needs of its members are met.

Why do we specifically bless our children to be like Ephraim and Menashe? Why not bless them that they should be like Abraham, Isaac and Jacob? David? Moses?

Journey through the exiles Jews have endured, learn what it means to be a Jew in exile and the secret to Jewish continuity in the face of persecution.

How was Joseph able to rise from life in prison all the way to second in command in the Land of Egypt?

Joseph and Benjamin demonstrate that the cure for any conflict is going the extra mile to see the world through another person's eyes.

In this webinar, Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the Torah portion of "Vayigash" (Genesis 44:18–47:27) which continues to focus on the reunion of Joseph and his family.

Why did Yosef make "special" wine for his father Yaakov when he arrived in Egypt?

What was it about wagons that convinced Jacob that Joseph was really alive?

In this week's Torah reading we learn that upon doing a good deed, asking for a favor in return is, in fact, the more gentlemanly way to act.

One who does not allow others to reciprocate ensures, albeit unintentionally, that the relationship remains one of debtor and benefactor.