Pninei Maggid Harakiah - Original Insights on Parshas Korach

this Tower class is brought to you by torahanytime.com okay good morning everyone this is our Arab Shabbos Shear because uh Tomorrow there's a show I'm going to be uh traveling to Columbus Ohio for Shabbos I have the opportunity to give shuram there I want to share with you some insights on Paris the public says the obvious question is so what did he take and he took what he took what Russia is bothered by this immediately Rashi says well it means that he took himself to one side to be separate from the rest of the community to challenge the Kahuna but it's still the main thing is missing over here it says the Torah doesn't say what he took very peculiar Rashi doesn't even say that it's missing so it occurred to me that uh perhaps the Torah is identifying the source of karak's downfall namely why was he after so much covered he needed the initials he was jealous of the nasios he was jealous of the kuna gadola and the reason is because karak took what everything he was a taker he was always taking and he took it's a description of him he was someone who and he took and he took what did he take whatever was available that's the source of his downfall because he was vaika he was somebody who took okay this uh I believe this next question I said this over earlier in the week but I want to reiterate and this is a very important nakuda because Rashi in uh design Russia says kayak was a very wise man what did he see to do get involved in this foolishness Rashi says his eye fooled him he saw a great lineage coming from him he says well obviously I'm going to come out on top the question is why is Rashi asking why did karak do this Rashi in the first posseck asks that question why what did she says he was jealous about the appointment of the nasiosil he said my father was one of four siblings um amram was the oldest son of kahas so his oldest son uh took his two sons took gedula and malchus so the next position Denise should belong to me why is it going to the son of the fourth brother so why is Rashi later on asking what did he see fit to get involved in this foolishness Rashi already asked that question the opening policy Quran she gives a totally different answer also why the first time Rashi just says why did he get involved and the second time says why did he get involved in this foolishness why the first time doesn't Rashi call it foolishness and furthermore if you read the rashes it seems like there were two things karach was jealous of at first round she says he was jealous of the nasios the appointment of foreign but later on Rashi says many times Clark was after the Kahuna gadola gimmel um so I think the answer to all of this is very simple at first the reason why karach got started with this is because he was jealous about the appointment of the nasios of elite safana that's a Valentina that's a logical taina look the father had four siblings the oldest one got the Kahuna and the malcolas so the next one should get the nacios obviously it's a wrong taina but it's not it's not foolishness it's reasonable taina an innocent bystander with Taco wonder the next brother Shigeru not the fourth brother so that Rashi is just asking why did get involved Rashi doesn't call it foolishness she says involved he was jealous and Rashi outlines the jealousy but it was rational and reasonable but wrong but now the question is why is he going after the Kahuna that's dumb stupidity because he knows amram's the oldest brother that's so now Rashi is bothered see what happened was once you get involved in a fight it snowballs like the says in parashas and then avram says it always starts off Riv is a small argument mariva is once it's snowballed so karak began with the reasonable taina but it snowballed into foolishness so Rashi says why did karach have this foolishness Ah that's because his eye tricked him he saw the lineage so they're really two questions on Karachi asks both of them why did he get involved and why are you getting involved in the foolishness he got involved because of the nasios the foolishness with the kuna God that's because his eyes tricked him next get a message from my shopping the message is the message is uh please come so they said now we're not coming um you could poke out the eyes of those people who are not coming up Rashi says what do they mean those people they're talking about themselves they were saying even if you were to poke out my eyes I wouldn't come so why are they saying those people surashi says it's like someone who hinges the curse on his friend meaning they were worried about the effect of their words because they understood that if a person makes a clallah and he says it about themselves it could be harmful so I'll just point out the worst are the from Bali maklakis think about it they're arguing with the god al-hadar they're they're basically being Brazen to my shopping but of course they're worried about the from not to say a clalla on themselves look how much look how careful they are with every single word they could be simultaneously being the greatest person who ever lived and while they're doing it their Mac been on every khamra that they that they're uh very careful about it just highlights the uh you know as uh as someone once said when it comes to the self-deception every man is a genius here you have Dustin Navidad and they don't want to high in horror okay then another it says she says that they would uh show him some favor so just to point out even though Moshe already sent them a message and they rejected it and the reason moisha sent them a message is Rashi says from here we learn that even though Shabina went out of his way to put them to Bay nevertheless right Rashi said earlier and they said so what's he doing now the answer is now he's going even Beyond now he's going himself right then now it's um I'm sorry this is not this is a even a further attempt okay then I have a remnants at the end of the Parsha maybe it has some significance the Parsha begins are the end of the Powershell it says peric um I think we got the wrong plastic over here it should be your base foreign as far as the storyline goes all the men were lost but maybe at the end of the parish it says all the good fat of yitza meaning the best that yitzhor had to offer who's the best that you literally yitzhar are the grapes it's talking about the Parish of truma but maybe it's a Remus the khalab of yatar the good descendants of yitzhar namely there yet they gave themselves over Tasha maybe that's a Remus that in the end of the day the chuva again the Parsha begins so part of the descents of yitzhar when lost but maybe there's a remnants that some of them were able to return the the good part of yatar they they were yet okay just a thought that is um some thoughts on patches now some imponderables you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com