Burning Bush in the Rocks of Sinai (Rare Footage Inside)

Hari is a very unusual mountain. It's a mountain that seems to be probably the most kadesh, most holy of all mountains. Over here we received matantara. Over here we received prophecy. Over here there was coe. There was thunder and lightning like we've never seen. Miracles that are unfathomable. And at the same time, it's very funny because Kazal tell us that even though when the Torah was given on this mountain, you were not allowed to walk up on it. There were four lav there was four is to walk up on this mountain. When it was all over, when the when the curtains closed, when this when the gig was up, finished even animals can walk on there. It's freefor-all. We're not even 100% positive. It's somewhere in the end of the Sinai desert desert towards the south around a lot area toward in the east side of a lot approximately but that's it. It doesn't have any necessarily holiness to it. You go through. How often do you see a reference to hari kim? Not at all. Ela inim is referenced to over there in parakeet that when he was running away from the evil evil Isabella Isabel her the wife of a because she wanted to kill him. He ran into a famous cave and in that cave it is known as being a cave in that cave that he sort of speak was hiding in and over there it says that Rashi says that's the same that's the same place that Mosher Rabenu the same crevice that Mosher Rabenu hid when leaped over him when he was able to see of the what the phenomenon we see in pariza over there that's what that's that's what It says over there in Novi an incredible phenomenon that he actually got to hari apparently Novi and he was able to hear as the over there says a very still and small voice the is he heard the voice of which was similar to that on our but it wasn't and then it says a very still and small his a hushed voice and that is the voice of that he heard on our ci that's where we see our ciabasal which reference to the fact that raarana was sold by some Arab where hi is located the Arabs say that they know it's around the Saudi Arabia area a little [clears throat] bit inside the border outside the border there are a couple she talked about where it is but they actually count call it the mountain of Moses they call it Moses's mountain that's what it's referred to uh Jabal Musa Jabal Musa Har Mosha the melted of Moshe that's what they uh refer to it and what's interesting and with that we're finishing is a tremendous phenomenon and that is that it is written in many such as aim the mgalia the migdal the arval and others write that there is a phenomenon that all the rocks on her have a picture of a bush on top of it, a snare, because of course we know the burning bush that Mosh Raenu saw was on Haren. [music] Very interestingly enough. And over there it says that every time you break the rock into two, it turns into two SNES on each rock. And even if you break into many small rocks, they all have little SNES. And believe it or not, we know a mountain over there in that area of many people who have been down there that have such a picture on top of it. It has an interesting picture of a snare on top of the rocks which seems to identify it as hari a miraculous phenomenon. What's interesting is the snare is the same lotion asai and they overlap together. And the gamatri is of hass the same gamatri of the bush hass is 120 because the because the of the burning bush that mob he lived for 120 years. Of course the over there that I just quoted mentioned also that how many days was he on? 40 + 40 plus 40. He went 40 times each for the two tablets for the two uh the two lukot and one time for chuba 120 days for those mathematicians amongst us. So you have 120 days he was up he lived 120 years in the gamatri of because the bush and arenai are oh so connected because I'm sure we are all familiar with the fact that arcena was such a humble mountain. He was the smallest of all the mountains. Just like au always looks for the humblest of all. Mosher Rabenu the most humble of all people. Erit Israel the smallest of all the countries and the one that makes the most noise. Ben Israel the Jews are the smallest of all the people and the one that makes the most noise. But [cough] seems to be interested in the underdog the small the small one. The snare was a lowly bush as Rashi points out. He didn't go into some sycamore tree or some tall tree from Euseimde. No, no. He was interested in having specifically the sn which is a lowly bush because representing the idea of what he is looking for the underdog, the one in the back. The one who doesn't make all the noise. Mosher Rabenu is begging not to have the scene. What president isn't begging to be president? They'll do anything. They'll sell their soul to the devil just to be able to be and get the fame and the popularity that every president is looking for, that every leader is looking for. Mosher Rabenu is running away from it as much as he can because likes the person in the background. He likes the person that doesn't make the noise and that's why disappeared its kadusha. It was there to represent something and then it went quiet. It went still in the background. It It's not there for us to know. We don't know where the bush is. We don't know where our Sinai is and we don't even know where Mosher Rabenu is buried because the real anime the real popular people are the ones that are unpopular. The ones that are not known for those of us who are looking to make it big for those of us who are looking to make it to the top that many people should be able to see our little clips or be able to see things that I have to say or to make a rosham to make an impression in the world that everybody should know. You should know that's not the people that is looking for. That's not what he's chasing for. He's looking for those ones who make small steps, progressive steps and are accomplishing and conquering their world in their own very quiet and background way. like the greatness of our great nashimas, the women. That is why we so have give so much uh kashibut in the Torah literature to the great women in the background because they are the ones who from the background and Esther in the background and avig. The ones that you know about but they seem to play a background role in the end of the day those are the real successors. Those are the ones that win. And I'll end with a quick story of a woman who had a shid that ended up breaking and she married someone else eventually. And that person is a true story became the rasher of a city in the north here in Israel. He became a mayor of one of the cities. He became a mayor over here. And he told his dear wife, he said, "Look at this. You almost got married to someone else and you married the mayor of Kyifa. You married a very important person. You married the mayor. Aren't you pleasant?" She said, "No, no, no, honey. You've got it all wrong. I'm sorry. If I married the first guy, then he would have been mayor and you wouldn't have been.