Why did Yitzchak originally want to give the bracha to the wicked Eisav, instead of the Tzaddik Yaakov? Was it all just one big mistake, or was there a deeper plan at play?

In the Torah’s eulogy of Sarah, her beauty is highlighted. Why is this detail relevant? Isn’t our inner essence what truly matters? Or could it be that physical beauty carries a deeper spiritual significance?

How could Avrohom, a tzaddik, dare challenge Hashem’s plan to destroy the wicked city of Sodom and why argue for mercy on behalf of such a corrupt place?