No Exceptions (Accuracy Matters).

The Kadosh Baruch Hu, that created us this way, does not make any exceptions. He even tells his high priests, his Kohanim, those that are the ones that work in his Bet Hamikdash, those that are the ones that bring the sacrifices for themselves as well as for the sake of the nation, that if they don't do their job right, the punishment is the worst of all. It's death. Now, when a person understands this, from that perspective, it's much easier to understand why nearly half the Torah is threats of punishment. Whereby, if we do what Hashem says, good things will happen. But if we don't, the Torah gives us a whole lot more details of what would happen when we violate the Torah. So, in the beginning, we see wonderful things. Wow, the Kohanim got the special job. And naturally, everybody says, "I I want I wish I was a Kohen. I wish I could do it." But then you hear, "Wait, if he violates the law that's unique to him, which is how he brings the sacrifices, then he's instead of getting merits, he has a whole lot more problems than you can possibly imagine. He has what we call existential problems.