Parables of the Dubno Maggid

Breishit (Gen.)

Breishit: How Great Are Your Acts!

Breishit: Cain's Fear

Noah's Vineyard

Noah: Time for Straight Talk

Lech Lecha: Call to Action

Lech Lecha: The Great Treasure

VaYeira: Abraham's Inn

VaYeira: The Tzaddikim of Sodom

VaYeira: Abraham's Reward

Chayei Sarah: Ephron's Loss


Chayei Sarah: Eliezer at the Well


Toldot: "Bring Me a Tasty Dish"


Toldot: "I am Esau Your First-Born"


VaYeitzei: The Son and the Wallet

VaYeitzei: Rachel was Barren

VaYishlach: No Need to be Jealous!

VaYishlach: Jacob's Sons Spoke


VaYeishev: The Ugly Present


Mikeitz: Joseph's Wise Advice


VaYigash: Pharoah's Wagons


VaYechi: Kindness and Truth


VaYechi: "Cursed Be Their Rage"



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The Maggid of Dubno

Rabbi Jacob ben Wolf Kranz of Dubno (ר' יעקב קרנץ‎), the Dubner Maggid, was a Lithuania-born darshan (preacher) who lived from 1740 to 1804. A contemporary of the Vilna Gaon, the Maggid was renowned for his ability to construct beautiful meshalim (parables) to explain Torah concepts.


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