Can You Call The Rabbi By His Name? | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

One of the ways that a person can certainly bring punishment upon themselves is by ignoring the honor of the Torah scholars. And Torah scholar doesn't just mean the greatest scholars of the generation or Mosher Rabenu, but rather even your rabbi today. How do we know the Mishna begins with Moshe? Moshe got the Torah at Mount Sai. He gave it to Yeshua. Yeshua and Yeshua gave it to the elders. Why doesn't it say the names of the elders, the 70 elders? I mean, the Torah has 304,85 letters. Surely, it could fit the names of the elders. Why did it put the names of the elders? To teach us that the elders back then could very well be the same thing as the elders in this generation or any other generation. and no one would come and say, "Listen, if Moshe Raenu told me or Yeshua Benoon told me to do something, I would do it." But it's you telling me, "I'm not going to listen to you." Therefore, the Torah says, "No, no, no. You're right. Mosher Benu is great. Yeshua Benoon is great, but also the elders." And since the Torah doesn't mention who the elders are, that's because it's telling you anyone that is a Torah scholar, that's telling you the word of God. So now the says one of the sages rebuked the people. Says foolish are the people that stand up when they bring the Torah scroll into the synagogue or take it out of the kesh. But they don't stand up when the living Torah walks into the room. What's the living Torah? The Torah scholar, the rabbi. And even more so foolish are people that don't stand up for the wife of the rabbi. Why? So now a person that calls his rabbi by first name, that means that he thinks that him and his rabbi are in the same same level. He's no different than his friend Joah. He's no different than Steve, his coworker. And unfortunately, this is not only a disrespect of the rabbi, it's disrespect of the Torah. Say thank you for more. 1 2 3. 1 2 3. Beious.