It was the Russian playwright Anton Chekov who came up with this definition of foreshadowing: if there's a gun hanging on the wall in the first act, it must be fired in the last. There's foreshadowing in the Torah but we may not pick up on it as we read it over the course of an entire year. This week in Va-Yeilekh, Moses announces that he is 120 years old and will soon be joining his ancestors. That number is not random. read more »
