b) What did Rivka told Ya'akov to do?

What does Yitzchak notice about the "feel" of his son? The "voice" of his son?

What is strange about Yitzchak's decision? (What does he base his decision on, and why is that weird?

What does the midrash say about the pasuk, "The voice is the voice of Ya'akov and the hands are the hands of Esav"?

What question does Rabbi Mirvis ask about this midrash? What is hard for him to understand?

What does the Vilna Gaon notice about the way קול is spelled in the pasuk?

How does Rabbi Mirvis explain the midrash in light of what the Vilna Gaon points out about the first time קל is written?

What lesson does the midrash teach us about the connection between davening and Torah study at a time of danger for the Jewish people?