Rabanit K. Sarah Cohen explores the powerful moment of the Akeidah—when Yitzchak allowed himself to be bound on the mizbeach (altar) —and uncovers how his silent, sacred surrender became more than a single act: it planted a spiritual gene that flows through his descendants. In this moving lecture she traces how Yitzchak’s willingness to submit to the will of G-d ignited a timeless flame—an inherited passion to serve G-d wholeheartedly, even at great cost. Join Rabanit Cohen for intimate textual insight, stirring stories, and practical lessons that inspire courage, faith, and a deeper commitment to living G-d’s will.