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Eliezer was send to find Yitchack a wife,

A kind women to complete his life,

When he appeared at the well,

Dying of thirst oh farewell,

Then Rifka appears,

He knew she would stay for years,

Back to her house they both go,

Asking permission they need to know,

Sadly, Betuel her dad, died,

Therefore the whole family cried

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Sarah’s Infertility

By: Penina, Orly, and Shira M.

Sarah struggled with infertility

But with her acceptance of god’s plan, having children was still a possibility.

She prayed to god every day

hoping that He would send a baby her way.

Avraham always stuck by her side

even through Sarah’s request from God was denied.

Sarah realizes there may be another unpleasant solution

But making Hagar a surrogate mother Avraham will bring his contribution (to the world).

God finally answered Sarah’s request

which the news was brought to them by their guest.

She gave birth to a boy

which brought Avraham and Sarah love and joy.

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Super
Awesome
Really cool
Amazing
Happy

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Taken.

captured.

almost raped.

saved by our forefather.

abraham.

issac.

blessed be them.

forefathers.

because she was;

taken.

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He had to find a shiduch that was oh so fine
Hopefully her neshama shall shine

To make the promise place your hand on my thigh
Finding a wife for Yitzchak, no price is too high

She saw her Besherit who was oh so fly
Then she fell off her camels and did cry

She was a virgin touched for the very first time
Yitzchak thought “She will be mine“

-Eliana+Sara

#ParshaPoems
#Besherit

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Avraham and Sarah are looked at as great,

They serve as role models, their lessons we appreciate.

In early times, Sarah was captured by two

Pharaoh, Avimelech, but to avraham she stayed true.

She waited so long to give birth to a son,

Yitzchak would be her only one.

Avraham believed, and brought Yitzchak as sacrifice,

Sarah couldn't handle this, the news ended her life.

Sarah lived until one hundred and twenty seven,

Surely with all her good deeds, she went straight to heaven.

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Akeidat Yitzchak- By Shira W and Daniella

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Akeidat Yitzchak- By Shira W and Daniella

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In the land of Moriah on a mountain top,

Was where Avraham was called to prove his dedication to G-d.

He split the wood to prepare the sacrifice,

And there he was told that Yitzchak would suffice.

He presented his son as the sacrificial lamb,

And lifted his arm, knife in hand.

Then appeared a messenger from heaven,

And told him, ‘Avraham, put down your weapon’.

Avraham lifted his eyes and within the trees,

A ram, instead of his son he sees.

He brings up the ram, a gift to Hashem he gave,

And he said, thank you very much, for my son this will save.

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A Rollercoaster of Emotions - By Rachel and Tiferet

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A Rollercoaster of Emotions - By Rachel and Tiferet

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Avraham faced the biggest test of all,
If he didn’t pass it would be his downfall.

To sacrifice his son,

It was what had to be done.

He was going to follow through because in G-d he believed,
But G-d said “wait! Don’t sacrifice him please!”

So he sacrificed a ram and all was great,
Except Sarah died of shock, what a terrible fate!

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Eliezer trekked across the land

Because those from Canaan had been banned

He went to a land but stopped at a well

Because he had a thirst he could not quell

He sat for a while, hoping for aid

When along came Rivka, a fair young maid

She saw the man, tired and frail

And began to fill water into the pail

She gave him to drink but would not stop there

She turned to the camels to also give them care

Eliezer was shocked and looked to the sky

For he knew as Yitzchak’s wife, Rivka would qualify

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I arose early in the morning
To take the son I love
Provided him with no forewarning
Of the life I'd be depriving him of
As I stretched out my hand
The knife of slaughter gleaming
An angel repealed God's command
My reward for believing

BY IDALIAH AND DOROTHY