The tomb of Joseph, David Roberts 1839
In this podcast below I review the midrashic problems regarding the three citations of Yosef’s bones in Gen 50, Ex 13, and Joshua 24, almost framing the history of Israel from Exodus to conquest.
Then we explore the archetypal psychology (C G Jung) to expose the inner dimensions of the paradox of Joseph’s bones being laid in an aron alongside the aron of the brit during the entire wilderness journey.
In what way can we approach the image of the skeletal remains of the middah (sefira) of Yosef/yesod in the perfection of Moshe/tiferes
For Rebbe Nachman the one needed the other...
