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Finding Hashem in the War
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The spies weren’t blamed for what they saw — only for how they interpreted it. They saw giants. Enormous fruit. A land that didn’t make sense. But instead of seeing the divine, they saw the impossible.
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Once you enter the mode of Ishtados and
the mode of army and air force, are you
able to still trace it back to larger
prophetic and divine
narratives and if you look at the
Moragim, they're not blamed for what
they see. You can't unsee things. That's
what your eyes see. But it's the
translation and the interpretations.
They should have traced everything they
saw, the large fruit, the large people.
They said, "Wow, this is a land beyond
human dimension because it's a divine
land." And they lost sight of that
divine narrative. And so much of my own
efforts this past year and a half have
been to help people spiritualize the
events because for so many people
outside of Israel the best way to
connect is to turn on J post to the news
but you're getting a very crass and
external access points the politicians
and the headlines and there's so many
deep ideas about Jewish history about
presence you know trying to help people
latch on to those ideas and to see this
war not just as a geopolitical battle
but as a battle of history that's where
the Moragan failed