Divine Presence of Jacob

Tikkunei Zohar 72:1

Curated by Arthur·Told by Maggid·March 24, 2026

And the Shekhinah has departed from it, and She is in exile, and there cleaves, in Her stead, the [another] husk of the foreskin, which separates between the Righteous-One and the Shekhinah, (Gen. 32:33) Therefore, they shall not

the Children of Israel shall not eat of the sciatic nerve... until this husk is removed from there.

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