ALL PARSHA - The Chasam Sofer on Parshas Masei

Hab and welcome everyone to a special edition of all paras. I'm very excited to share with you the inside of that is found in the safer moal read. They traveled from Ram in the first month on the 15th day of the first month. The day after the bringing of the car the Israel left the Israel left with a powerful hand with a elevated hand before the eyes of all of Egypt. The next passage reads the Egyptians were burying because of that which Hashem smokeote all the firstborn. So why is that relevant? Why is it relevant that the ben left mit when the mitim were burying their dead? Why does it matter what the mitsim were doing at the time? And then why does the endoe that god executed sentences against their gods? What's the meaning of this? What's the significance of says there is an idea that even by burying the dead is a mitzvah is a mitzvah like which we buried their dead and in general there's a rule that a mitzvah at time you perform it, it protects mitzvah. It shields, it protects. And even though the Mim were involved in a mitzvah and it should have protected them, still the Israel left at that very time, even though the Mim were bearing their debt. So you'll say, well, maybe because the Mits were doing it for the wrong reasons. They were doing it. No, the P continues and against their gods, God was executing judgment. So they didn't even believe in their des at that time. Hashem was executing judgment against them. They didn't even believe in them until later when they made a mistake and they thought that B was holding the Jewish people from leaving. So the way the reads is that Ben is left mitim on the first in the first month on the 15th day and they left despite the fact the Mitsim were the Mitsim were burying the den they were involved in a mitzvah and it should have protected them and it's not because they were doing it for improper reasons because at that moment they didn't believe in the des because at that moment even so At that very time kali left mitzim and the mitzvah the mitsim were involved in was not protective for them at all. So this is the amazing insight of