"Fasten Your Seatbelts" - Imponderables on Parshas Re'eh

this Tower class is brought to you by torahanytime.com your favorite time of the week fasten your seatbelts impoundables on parshas Ray we go to parakeet base ham let's let's understand the concept the past when the base amigdush was standing you bring there the carbonyla and you're my sir and your nadarim and you're nadavis and you eat them before Hashem and because you have not come until now I'm sorry the past success don't do is enough this means it's follows when you cross the yarden you're allowed to bring on Obama on the bummer you can't be Mac with everything your Mac within the mishkan because in the Michigan you could bring us an Obama all you could bring is is now it's interesting here the nadarma is it does not say it has to come from your choicest flock then the posix says you're gonna cross the yardan and Hashem is going to bring a base hamiktas and there you're going to bring all the carbanos and you're going to bring your nadarp in a Davos and there it says need to come from your choicest flock it's interesting why that it speaks about that were brought on the bomber okay question number two we all know that ifanavi and we have it in this week's parisha if the navi comes and says desecrate the Torah we kill him if enough he comes and says uh doing a Vera we kill him unless it's a hirosha only a one-time measure so my question is we all know that Elio and Hara Karma was considered a hirosha but my question is why was it considered Shah the posix says in paragraph says Rashi be careful not to bring a carbon in any place that you see says that it arises in your heart you could be macroeva carbon based on another Navi tells you to be macro of a carbon outside of the base of mcdosh you could do that for example Carmel so why is Carmel considered Shah itself makes an allowance that if anavi tells you to be macro of a carbon outside the base of mcdosh you're allowed to next interestingly Rashi says in perk you advance aleph Rashi brings down don't follow in the ways of the who give over their children and their daughters to be burnt in a fire or kigames Rashi says or to give over their parents and Rashi quotes I saw a gentile who tied up his father before a dog and the dog ate his father okay it's interesting that this comment and insight was was gleaned and learned by rabi Akiva like why is Ruby Akiva the one to teach the world that goyum or even macriv their own parents uh as an offering you know like why Ravi Akiva next question is don't listen to him when he begs you to be Michael him don't have mercy on you on him I don't understand why does the public need to say that what would I think I would think that you could have mercy on him I would think you would have mercy on him I mean we know that anytime someone's Hive Misa you can't have mercy on them so why does the toy have to go out of its way and say don't have mercy on the main system idea why would this be different than any other Avera than anybody else does that if somebody's liable to a capital punishment we got to punish them we're talking about the midst of hanaka the midst of hanaka is that when you haven't ever yet when you let him go free you have to let him go free by giving him gifts and the posix says you give him from your sheep from your Silo from your wine press says Rashi this excludes mules that are not you have to give them a gift that is of bracha and a mule is not because why does the Tyro say you should only give gifts I mean you have to reward the evidence so why is it so important that the items that you give be items that could procreate by the way in the beginning of the pasok the past success she says give him something that it's recognizable that you're benefiting him again what's this concept that it has to be recognizable Rashi does say that the purpose of Hanukkah is to commemorate the bizas hayam and the bizas that took Adam with Triumph but do we find there that the Visa was something that Daft goes recognizable that dafka is by bracha and then finally what is the Parsha of the yamam doing here in parashastra a why in this parasha do we have the Parsha of the Yaman why now okay I have one more segment for today um which we're gonna do right now you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com