Terumah - Opportunity To Do Good | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

hi everybody it's dski welcome to the para in five where in five minutes we try to give you a little insight into the paraa sometimes a little more because it's so hard for me not to say uh more than I want to say it's very taxing for me to talk in only five minutes H but uh you understand that uh you know raski show always gives you a little more that's how we are and uh we in Paras truma we'll be talking about the building of the mishan and you find in the building of the mishkan there's a concentric circles the holer you get it's more intensified and you move out so the Kosh is the most holy the mishkan the rest of the mishkan is less kados and then the Mish is less kados and then you have sh but there's concentric circles and one of the ways you see this is with the materials that are used so the more you reach the center the more you'll find gold when you move outside of that you'll find more silver and when you move outside of that you'll find more copper yeah look look at the par and you'll see how it is therefore if I was to ask you a pop question I'm going to build the Aron Hodes where I'm going to keep the luos that gave um what should I I make that Aron out of I'm sure you would say my goodness you should make it out of gold but they don't they make it out of wood and gold plate well why they had enough money they could have made the whole thing out of gold so the dasum asked this question but see Pisa it was covered with gold by right it's the most kados it should have been made out of solid gold like the was Ella since it was carried by the on their shoulders and if it was solid gold it would be too heavy for anybody to lift it would have weighed tons he has a question in yahushua we see that the Aron picks itself up and flies across the yardan along with the kohanim who are holding on to it so if it flies who cares how heavy it is uh a uh 747 is pretty heavy but it flies so who cares if it can fly so make it out of solid gold so the answer is maybe he says maybe that was once in a one time event it doesn't really fly like the bicycle in ET where ET makes the bicycle fly the bicycle doesn't fly he just made it Fly that one time afterwards when he left yeah um it didn't fly anymore but if that's the case if that's the case I have a question how come when D is bringing the Aron up to The Oxen stumble and the wagon starts to shake that they were carrying the Aron in and it looked like it was going to fall and usza runs over and grabs the Aron and he touches the Aron and he dies so the gar asked the question I don't understand he was trying to save the Aon and the gor says he should have made a know say as no of if the Aon carries the people who are carrying it certainly it can carry itself so as the dasum I don't understand if that was a one-time event and it doesn't really fly then why would he have made a k there's no reason to assume that it flies that was a one-time Miracle you don't assume the sea is going to split just because it happened one time and you don't assume that the 's going to fly so why should he have thought that ends the DUS canum he doesn't have an answer now as it happens the DUS canum and thei were both of the and the does not ask this question and neither does thei so they had an answer and I want to suggest a possible answer well he says it was Lea it doesn't mean it was a one-time event it means whenever you needed it it didn't always fly but trust me whenever it needed to fly it could fly people make the mistake of thinking if I don't keep the Torah going then Torah will die if I don't keep CL going CL will die don't worry about it can keep the Jewish people around he can keep the Torah going you have the of participating on it God was m on his to make the Aron the most important thing goldplated so that the khanam could physically pick it up and put it on their shoulders but don't think that if you're not there that the urin needs you you just get the opportunity to support toyra Chavis