Rabbi Reuven Lauffer - Chumash Insights: Parshat Ki Tavo - Part 3

you chapter number 27 right south moisture music nice or assembly more Shamar is colon Mitzvah I shall no human service am I going to keep all of the litters right in raschi points out it's in the present which means it's something which is incumbent upon us every day we touched on it yesterday the idea of keeping bitters what's fascinating over here is which says that Schmo escolha Mitzvah are sharing a human service can I owe him that you should observe the entire commandment that I command you this day which means that it's as if a college bowl call is describing the commandments as one so I've uses I've uses this parable before but I think it may I think it's a makes perfect sense the mitzvahs are like a tapestry which means that every every mitts are inside of that tapestry needs to be there because if you don't have it you're going to have a hole over there and they're intertwined with each other and that's why you can refer to the mitzvos in the singular right that you should keep the Mitzvah that i'm going to give you today because that all of them are contained 11 inside of the other I think I mentioned the other day I mentioned the idea of wearing a sweater and it's got a little piece of thread that's sticking out of it you try pulling off that piece of thread the next thing you know you unravel the whole arm right because it's all one piece it belongs to each other well yeah but yoma should Tavarez yeah dinner or association LOL carefully singh lock baki musa la pavoni module is for Santo Samba seed and now what they're being commanded to do is something which is really quite interesting they have to bring enormous stones the stones have to be covered in some kind of some kind of a cement of some kind plaster because some tile aim is called d VAR torah Zeus bhav reckon you're going to write the entire Torah Torah on these enormous pieces of stone while amanda schiavo LOL ok release in the fall eretz of a scalable devochka shady vache mothercare we settle off so we need to know that when we're going into the languid what it's going to be the border of the land of israel instead of instead of having passport control like you have in ben gurion airport you're going to have these enormous stones that have the Torah written on them by your butt over here so yeah didn't I kemo sabi nila ella ella fue matada it's como un pájaro Val the salutary Samba said who veneca shammies backlash a Medicare from his back on my name no honey for lembas el not only do you have to put up these enormous stones what will talk about him in a minute just just hold on right not only do you have to put up these enormous stones but you have to also build a Miss Bay up an altar now the altar is not allowed to be built with any kind of with any kind of metal any kind of iron having been used in its building right now obviously we all understand the simplest way to cut stone is to take iron and to cut it inside of the Miz bath that's being built the the altar that's being built and the also inside of the temple as well there was a prohibition against using any kind of metal to build things inside of the temple and this ms back over here this altar over here why is that because iron is considered to be something which depicts warfare right weapons of war were used how do you make weapons of war use iron in order to make weapons of war the temple and then is very you alter our something that represent peace therefore you can't even use iron implements you can't use iron tools in order to build the things inside of the temple right so far so good if you go to the cartel which I'm sure you do from time to time you'll see that the stones at the bottom are very big and then they get progressively smaller depending on the era that the stones were added on to the original wall depends on how small they're going to be until you get to the top and they're really rather small all together but that sounds at the bottom which would put in place some of these go back an awful long way are absolutely enormous they're enormous and they're heavy very heavy right where did they bring when they brought them from quarries just outside of Jerusalem how did they bring him to CASIA they probably used wood trunks and rolled them along right so they would put the wood they would put the trunks underneath these stone and then they would as the thing moved foot was there how whole series of these things they keep having people running forwards and putting their putting the old ones down and then running forwards and putting the old ones down and that's probably how they brought them to you shall I because otherwise I don't know how they would have got there but the idea is that the the temple the place of the temple them is they ask the the watchamacallit the altar it's a place of peace and we're not allowed to use the anything that's metal in its building of an inch lamest tiffany is Miss bahasham ilakaka Valley so I love oil 0 / Emily careful you're going to bring a lot 1 I water a lot a lot of pee sacrifices an oiler is something which was offered up in its entirety something that was given entirely to god there's a vast ashlyn Burkhalter Shalvis a master lift neshaminy careful you're going to rejoice in front of God like a South Oliver name is called Avata as those very tip and you're going to write everything that's written in the Torah is going to be written on these pieces is enormous slabs of stone and they're going to be sticking they're going to be understood very well the the oral tradition says that not only was the Torah written in wash and our coalition Hebrew on these stones but they were written in the 70 primary languages that exist cuz I'll teach that there are 70 not including washing our college there are 70 primary languages there are 70 primary nations not including the Jews and from that all the other languages and all the other nations are offshoots of those original 70 the most incredible idea over here the turret has to be translated into 70 different languages the there's a locus in the early authorities amongst they were showing him whether the plaster was plastered on after they'd written the turret or before they'd written it which means it's not a hundred percent clear whether this was something that you came when you saw it was all written up and you could read the writing or whether it was something that was put into place and then it was plastered over and it's there but it's not easily accessible question are we here is what the function of translating the Torah into 70 different languages so according to the vast majority the motion of the commentaries the idea is that the Jewish people are going to go into exile that much was something which Moshe Rabbeinu understood if Moshe Rabbeinu himself is not allowed into the Land of Israel in these are the Jewish people are not going to be able to live up to his spiritual levels and therefore at some point they're going to be sent off into exile the minute we go into exile learning Torah is going to be something which is very difficult to do therefore the Taurus translated into the 70 primary languages in order to put into place the potential for Jews to be able to learn Torah in any language in any place you chat right because otherwise what's the problem otherwise you're left with you're only being able to learn Torah in LA and I cottage in Hebrew that's the only way that you can learn it but here I college pakal's ready putting into place the ability of a potential for us to be able to sit down and learn Torah in English because the tar was translated already into those languages no but the Chinese like this that what one once again the 70 primary languages are the basis of the other languages which they're all finding their roots back into those original 70 which means that where does where does English fit into this you know where where does it appear I don't know it does it really doesn't matter you know draws its roots back into one of them yeah yeah yeah where are these stones well they don't exist anymore today no one's found them they were set up presumably they went over the Jordan River on the on the they were set up on the Israel side of the Jordan River and like it says over here that they have to be set up in a place called hire a vowel where is where is hire a vowel next to scam next next to Nablus we're aware of the stones now I don't know ok let's go let's have a look and see right down there Vucevic only malady and i'll call you saw me more has k Sushma Liu mazzini a stellar Amla shamela careful so then Moshe tells the Jewish people that you've become now a nation in front of God with schemata Berkana shemitah careful as he says me to solve yes coke of a shallow humid Saavik I young and we're going to keep his mitzvahs and we're going to keep his statute right in the way that we've been commanded today again just what one second that today of course ties back into the today that we discussed when was it I was at yesterday or the day before I can't remember but when Raschi says over there that I owe him that every day we have to look at it as being as if I coach ball who commanded us a new all of this is fresh we have to be excited and passionate about what's going on yeah what's sticking to 22 moment and it degree a decree is something that we don't understand which means that from the very beginning of all who lay down things that don't have any rational logical explanation second separate thing you should perform all these components and his decrees yeah and sansom why we said well we've be told fun because here the thing is like this if you get told to keep the midst as mixes or something that you can understand so there's a ton to say over there that is that you know you had the ability to be able to say that because I understand and that's why I have to keep them that's really what we're talking about the other day right yesterday I the other day right this idea of titties whenever the two days ago yeah they here but when I college Bach was saying that you have to keep the Hakeem is where you've got to keep the decreases well the statutes right what are the statute said things that we keep because I college bar who wants us to keep them do we understand them we can understand only only up to a little point so for example the classic statute in the Hamish is a poor Adam is the red heifer like do we understand it we don't understand it makes pure people in Purim impure people pure and it's something which we don't understand how it works I college park will put it into place that's what he wants from us but you should know there are many statutes inside of the Commission some of them we know when we love and we don't pay an awful lot of attention to the fact that we don't understand them so for example keeping kosher because it does it make any sense of one animal is kosher and another another animal is not kosher it does what census of Agriculture Cosmo disease fix any more curses crustaceous game okay well whatever you say I mean III have a I have a little bit of a critique on the idea of saying that kosher food is cleaner than is healthier than non kosher food because that was so if that was so then the non-jews will be dropping down dead all over the place right from from the you know when they have their bacon and eggs in the morning then that should wipe them out it doesn't doesn't seem to do that ah it affects okay it affects us as well the rambam you're you're right oh so the room that the Rabanne that manatees points out that the kosher animals that we eat animals that are not they're not they're not beasts of prey right one of the one of the definitions right the birds that we eat are not birds of prey and that that's because in a certain sense is a rambling of Monday's you are what you eat which means that we're eating animals that are how do you want to describe and I'll let less aggressive less less confrontational even though you know crazy crazy ox's can can do all kinds of damages that's for sure but but nevertheless the the idea the idea is that we eat you are what you eat and that that's one of the reasons why we don't need blood blood is forbidden for Jewish people to eat so there and bounces over there because blood contains the light source if the light sources is animalistic then if we eat their blood then we're going to become animalistic ourselves right what is it you're going to tinkle moms nope or your fantasies you dirty a whole kit and kaboodle you should know some of the 10 kilometers something very fascinating first of all their name in Hebrew is not Ten Commandments they're not called the Asura that then i'll call the a ceramics thought they called a sarit handy brought right what addy brought what is addy boy that's a statement which means it at ten commandments not really Ten Commandments attend statements first of all there's more than 10 commandments inside of them but the refs and you get on very very early Santa quran explains that the 10 commandments is significant to the 10 commandments maybe we should call me as her the Rochester avoid avoid the misconception but they are certain he says the significance of the asserted he brought is that all of the mitzvahs will find their roots back inside of one of those 10 which was at the 10 these 10 d brought are in a sense what how do you want to call they're like they're like headings there like chapter headings subheadings whatever you want to call them right and within that you're going to be able to draw back into their every single mitzel will find its roots in one of them and explains our side you go on that's a significance why that college ball decide that is going to give us Sarah Teddy brought at the have seen I if every Mitzvah has the same weight the same importance as every other knitter it's as if he's giving more more credence to 1 and 2 another so it explains know what I college ball is doing is giving us a condensed version of all of the 10 of all of the 613 commandments can be found inside of them we're going to move into now a it's going to begin ok we're going to start off with some brothers which is very nice and then afterwards it's going to start getting rather rather unhealthy we're going to move into the curses the curses are pretty bad I college boy who is promising us like this what why do we need to have blessings and curses and why do they seem to be so many curses compared to the blessings ah free will which means like this that a college bar who wants to bless us maybe he wants to give us Brockie he really does however we need to know what the repercussions are of whatever we do which means if we do what Hashem wants us to do will be the recipients of the most incredible bounty that he has to give us but we need to know that if we don't what's going to happen don't imagine that if we don't keep the blockers then it's okay nothing's going to happen we'll just carry on as is so I college bar is spelling out in graphic detail what happens if we don't in order to give us the opportunity to choose one way or the other it's our decision whether we want to keep or whether we don't want to keep I how come there are so many more colors there are so many more curses than there are brokers the truth is it's not it's not like that at all however what's going on that the Torah is replete with brothels all the way through there all kinds of all kinds of verses that talk about our college blessings towards us and the fact that I college boy who loves us and that we're hearing where his chosen nation and all of the things that go together they're spread out throughout the entire Torah however when it comes to the curse is rather than spread them out everywhere cottage bak will concentrate them in one place in order for us to be able to recognize them to absorb everything I college park was saying in one go and then to move to move on right so let's have a look and see what we've got with the Broca's bahasham there's a whole list of them before we get involved in the curses by tabloids and bio moly more Ayla yondu lavoie kasama hungry zoom bow and bow over again it's a garden Shem and the lady view w south of elusive oven oven the ailing am doing like Lola Bihari val leu venganza Asha is Roland umber Naphtali now what is going on is like this there are two mountains her eval and Howard Greeson according to Cazale they were once one mountain and they were split I don't know how maybe some kind of an earthquake something split them into hargreaves in is a mountain which until today next to its niche hem harga resume is very it's very green it's very verdant there's lots of things growing over there and how a vowel is a barren mountain now what a college bar who is asking is like this when the blesses and the good blessings of the curses are going to be given to the Jewish people that half of the tribes stand on hog reason and half of the tribes stand on her evil right and one represents the blessings and one represents the curse is the one that is green the one that is flourishing the one that is fertile represents the mountain represents the blessings and the mountain that is barren represents the curses this does not mean however that half of the Jewish people are being blessed and half of them are being cursed this is all being done as a joint package so six of the tribes are going to stand on hungry since six are going to stand on how evil in the middle between the two the LA via are going to gather and they're going to be the connector between the two verano a live in your local issue so Cole rum which means like this that they're going to announce the blessings and they're all going to say I made and then they're going to announce it in the opposite is what they're going to announce a name it says Aurora ish i'll show ya say petaluma theta to advance ashamed man say you dey collage the Samba salsa VAR new color on one rule I made so first of all a person Kirsten is a person who makes her a graven image a pestle and then he puts it away in secret and he hides it away in his home and everybody has to answer I mean doesn't matter which mountain you're on everybody's on true then it says I will my Claire I viv Vian more remark alarm I mean and somebody is cursed somebody who beats his parents and everybody has to answer army and then the next verse I wrote my sig vallejo somebody who changes the boundaries between himself and his friend vermeil column I mean he's going to be cursed right well what does that mean you've got it you've got two fields one next to the other yet 11 X to the other in the olden days the simplest way of making a demarcation was simply to put a roll of stones all the way down right has dug at school the simplest description of our sub is cruel is that you take though you go in the middle of the night where no one's around and you take those stones and you push him a meter into your neighbor's feel no one's really going to realize no one's paying that kind of attention to exactly how big the field is and how big it isn't and all of a sudden you've got now you've got a slightly bigger feel than you had before at the lockers of that sub is gruel actually have all kinds of interesting repercussions to them for example whether it's permissible to open up a business similar to another business that's already there right so let's say for example you you were you know you open up a bakery opposite a pre-existing bakery is that okay to do it's not okay to do one of the lacking ramifications of doing something like that those are things that need to be asked you need to go to a rather that's what you want to do you need to go to a Ravan you need to make sure that what you're doing is not transgressing the prohibition of our service glow of encroaching on somebody else's boundaries my father I love shall me so tell me your story he grew up in the East End of London which is where that's like that the equivalent of the Lower East End in New York it was the Lower East Side in New York it was where all the Jews where will the refugees lived and he said that there was an enormous double there was a double store on one of the streets that was owned by an old Jew and he was used to sell bedding and sheets and covers and pillows and all that kind of stuff quilts and one day he had two sons and one day the old man died and the two sons took over the business and sure enough what happened they started to fall out with each other and they started fighting with each other and in the end is double this double store they split it down the middle and they're now both selling exactly the same stuff right they're both telling the same stuff and they're competing with each other for the same market okay and for years and years this went on for years and they would have liked price wars you know this one would would drop the cost of the pillows to whatever it was and the one next door would drop it down by another penny you know and that's what they kept doing and ultimately what happened was one of the brothers died and the other brother moved and these two shops came up on the market and it transpired that the whole thing had being that the whole thing had been a gimmick that up on the top on the second floor of the building it was all one large warehouse where they would keep all their merchandise together there was no separation and they'd worked out what they were doing was that if people thought they were having price wars than they would buy for whoever was selling it cheaper without going to check what it was being sold for a few streets away right they were selling things at inflated prices and that you know because people who that that's what human human nature is like that right you see you see a good deal so you go and you were you gone by it right my brother sent me an email and with a whole city of somebody had taken a whole bunch of pictures in different supermarkets in England of ridiculous ridiculous deals now you know like what whatever you know what we would say it would say you know 145 pounds to 410 and because it was written you know big a big sign like that so lots of people would bite they want to or whatever it was but it was by two of them because hey it's a deal right and when they get home they suddenly rise hold on a second five times two is ten aslim wait a second he showed there was one it was even more ridiculous there was one where have you bought three of something it was more expensive but if you would have just bought one or two I people like what happens people you don't look you see that it's a you see the special deal there's a sale going on and that's it you just you take it right and it's my father said that's what was going on over there so it was most incredible cut these people were making a great living they were really in partnership together and they did great because no one no one was really paying attention to what was going on but has sagas Google anybody here if you're thinking of going into business right so you need to be aware of the the the the concepts of encroaching on that livelihood of another person right it is permitted it's not permitted again more often than not the answer is that it is permitted but you need to you need to just make sure that what you're doing is okay so let's save a seat pocket over there and you won't open another super and you want to make naturally store up today is that allowed in in theory again I mean just in general terms it would be allowed right you need to know of course that is making a mistake because supermarkets out they out by and they out sell groceries which is the other way round is that when that when the when the supermarket when the supermarkets start opening up that's when the smallest all stop getting very they get very concerned and then you know the green groceries grow then closed down and the smaller grocery stores closed down because they kept the can't compete is it politically okay to you know to to compete with somebody else to the point where you put them out of business well again in general terms it's okay to do that it may not always be okay it really does depend on the situation depends on the the you know all the details over there so you go you go are somebody and see what they say right as i said it's okay then you can go ahead and do it our all mash gear either but direct right you should be a curse to somebody who causes a blind person to go astray well mark alarm unnamed and everyone says I mean our Lord MOT ameesh mad gay a tumble mana a curse is a person who perverts the Justice of what have we got a convert of an orphan and of a widow but mark alarm I mean I will show you haven Asia's oven key Gillick enough of it a cursed is a person who lies with his with his father's wife again okay what does that mean he has relations with her his father's wife is not his mother it means that his father has got himself remarried somewhere along the line and now the Sun is having relations with his stepmother but Marco llamarme La Rochelle hayden co baima you anybody it's a cool person to cursed if he if he has relations with an animal from our column I mean everyone says are named by roche okay luckily say bath ave boy bar sea muy well Michael um I mean this is stuff in that general oh good we're gonna get let's just finish up the list and then we can answer questions to sure it's a right I will shave increase on toy but i'll call on my main it's a bit a curse to somebody who has relations with their son in law a law michaela adel verse 8 verse hacer that a curse is somebody who who strikes his fellow in secret by Mark Alaimo main I will or care show you had likewise nefesh dumb naki a cursed is somebody who takes a bribe to kill a person who's innocent run walk along on me and then the last one I raw I shall lugar que más de una a plan thesis on well Michael I'm I mean everyone and accursed is somebody who does not hold the words of the Torah to perform them here so you ask it's a very it's a very really it's such an obvious question it cries out to be asked right but there's nothing there's nothing new here no niceties like general ways that a normal person it usually not one run their line I mean most of them we hope yeah yeah complex you can reason why he's roping out why these things of all things right why is why are these are ones that are being there being highlighted there's absolutely nothing here that we don't know which if you if you want to say there's a whole long list of things over here that have not been mentioned before so this is something new right good okay b'seder let that sounds that sounds like a reason to have them in there right think mom's is these similar to the Ten Commandments maybe the last five you know don't do this don't do that don't know the other even don't don't make graven images I mean some of them are in there like you're right which me say yeah like I said we're not learning anything you don't know it's not it's not like oh gosh you know i'm not i'm not allowed to you know i'm not a lot of encroach on my neighbor's field oh no you know I was sure up until now that it was okay to do right you know oh rats even I can't have relations with my pit dog that dad you know how that's not fair okay there's nothing here that we don't know so what what Chuck so I went to I want an explanation but I think it's something very it's something very deep and something which requires our attention it really does which is that all of these things over here are things which are normally done in secret the things that you're not going to make it you're not going to make a publication about this right which means a white here mark levy amor yo you're not gonna go beat up your parents in you know in the middle of the street somewhere right sagas gruel you're not going to go up to your neighbor right and move the stones in the middle of the day whilst he's watching because it's how he won't let you do that right making making a poor man go astray I'm sorry making a blind man goes straight you can't do that if other people are around because I'll tell him hey you know what he's telling you nonsense don't listen to what you say right perverting justice having relations with people or with things that it's forbidden for you to have relations with these are not normally things that are done in a public in a public forum right so what's the chat the channel we hear is I this I think it's a very very beautiful idea it's something which is very fundamental it's not enough to be Jewish like to be to be to be obviously Jewish in public we have to live our lives according to way that the tar once instead of our lives in private as well which means that lots and lots of people what do they do that they live a certain kind of a lifestyle and everybody looks at them as being you know upstanding store what members of the community and all of a sudden it comes to light these people have been doing things that they're not allowed to do they've been leaving the lines in a way that they're not supposed to be living their lives and all everything comes crashing down right so the turnover here is coming along here now when the Jewish people are going to cross over into the Land of Israel and they're going to go and live in a land which is imbued with kaduche words that this whole land is something which in its essence is holy so they're going to have to they're going to have to reinforce the idea that when you live in a holy land you've got to be even more careful with your lifestyle than you are when you're not living in that holy land you know that there's a chewer there's a letter that was written by the hands-on ish you don't know what the question is but it's clear from the answer is clear that the person asking the question is asking the cavendish whether he should come on Ali are whether you should come to live in Israel and the husband is right over there it's true then when you come to Israel the midst visit you perform have a greater worth to them and have a greater weight to them and they become more significant but the husband ish then rides but it's also true that your are they rose take on a greater weight and a greater significance to them when they're done over you in Israel then when they're done outside of Israel which means should i come on alia I don't know are you are you ready to live over here with the repercussions the positive repercussions and the negative repercussions the positive repercussions are the more meters you keep are we here the greater it's going to be for you the better it's going to be for you the problem is that avails sins that are done over here carry a way to them they don't carry in other places outside of here and that's really what's going on over here that's what this whole idea of curse it is this and curse it is that and curses of this and Kirsten is that and we're looking and we're scratching our heads and we're saying but hold on a second we know all this stuff there's nothing here we didn't know and yet while the toes coming to teach us is what the toes coming to teach us that you have to live your life your private life has to be as they believed in the same level as your public life the cabarrus is like this hold on a second Leroy says like this that when Rob Yohanan Ben Zakai was on his deathbed it's a very very very poignant moment when Rob Yohanan Ben Zakai was on his deathbed so his tummy didn't came in to get a bracha from him he was going to bless him so he said they Satan rebel barking oh they say Rebbe bless us and he says to them like this he says that he gives them a brother that their fear of the shaman the fear of God should be as great as their fear of their fellow man so the tongue meeting the students they turned it up they tended of you often as a Canadian Remy they said you know I'd can that's it that's all there is sure surely you know surely you've got something a little bit more significant than that to tell us over and he tells them the most incredible reply he says I love I he says oh that it were true when a person comes to sin what does he do when a person comes to sin he looks around to see whether anyone's watching him and if they're not he does it does he take into account that I college bottles watching in the whole time no right so he's saying to his talmidim that alibi that we should be on the level where we are as a scared of our Kurdish bar cause we are our fellow man like things that we wouldn't dream of doing if other people were watching us and yet we do them when they're not watching us we do that because we don't really believe that I Shem is watching over here these took him over here these whole things over here are coming to do what they're coming to teach us that we have to be very very careful with the way that we behave both in public and in private as well tell us astonishing story I don't think anyone else is able to do is I really don't but when rush lemon salmon toga baffle was thee the God allowed or he was the greatest illogical authority of the generation he died about 20 years ago when Roche limit on 100 bucks wife passed away at the hess bed when it when he eulogized so when he spoke he said like this he said you know the meaning is the custom is that when when a person eulogizes wife that he asked her for forgiveness right from the times and he hurt her married life you know happens from time to time that you have an argument with each other that you don't get on with each other you could hurt each other verbally right he says he says I don't have anything to ask forgiveness for most incredible thing right can anybody else get up and say something like that i don't think so i really don't but you know what it's something it's something that it i think it's food for thought whether it's something that we can aspire to i guess we will have to aspire towards that right whether it's going to happen on that I don't know if you managed to swing it let me know right now it might sound like it's not it's not such a difficult thing to do right now but if you're not married yet but it's a sure when you get married you'll see that it really truly truly it's difficult to live with somebody 24 hours a day seven days a week and not to not to say things that hurt them from time to time so of course we have to be sensitive we have to be aware and we have to apologize if we said something that we shouldn't have said or we said something that we should have said but we set it in the wrong way but to be able to reach that mad raiga that level of not having to apologize because you never said anything to hurt them I guess the only way that you can do that is by not speaking to the nether maybe maybe maybe that'll do the job I don't know anyway chapter 28 so let's see let's go on and okay here let's see where we get to by yang schemata pharmacology mothercare hellish molasses is called me from coming to serve I shall make a metallic iron if we do everything that I college ball tells us to do on a song hashem allah khair Corellian our cold grey on it a college boy who is going to put us above all the other nations now general boy site you have to understand something very very fundamental over here the Jewish nation is a chosen nation is that fair it's not particularly fair no a college bar who decided that however being the chosen nation comes with a tremendous amount of responsibility which is the idea that Jews being better than the non-jews is simply not true the Jews are different from the non-jews we've got different responsibilities we've got different obligations and that is that is that is spelt out that's manifested with the mitzvahs that we have to keep the more mitzvahs we keep the more Kadosh the more holy would become and the greater becomes our position amongst the other nations of the world which means there's a pyramid system in the world as a hierarchy and the Jewish people we're supposed to be at the top of that pyramid because we're the ones that are supposed to be able to be closest to a college bar hall in order bring that spirituality to bring that connection down into the physical world which means you know when the mushaf comes amid so show me should come very very soon but when the Mushaf comes the they're still being on Jews in the world the function of the non-jews will be two foot to give to bring us our physical requirements our function in the world will be to bring the spiritual requirements of the non-jews to them which means are going to be a symbiotic relationship that's going to exist between the Jews and the non-jews each one being able to supply what the other one is missing right which is will be missing physical things because we'll be busy involved in spiritual endeavors and they'll be missing the spiritual dimensions because they'll be busy in the physical realms and each one will give to the other one in order to let the other one have what they're missing and that will complement each other it's a very beautiful idea it happens already right this idea of your sovereigns wool and the two tribes where you soccer were the ones that sat down and learned and zulan were the ones that went out to work and they were very very successful and the tribe of zulan eakly supported the tribe of you suffer and the tribe of you soccer spiritually supported the tribe is Valen and a very beautiful balance that exists between the two interestingly enough where was it first supposed to manifest itself where was that first supposed to come to light by a seven yakov originally evasive would have been at sabic if he would have been righteous asa would have been the supplier of the physical needs and yaakov would have been the supplier of the spiritual needs right what happened on the way was it a sub didn't cooperate when the egg yolk or has to take on himself both the physical and the spiritual support and everything turns out the way that it turns out but ultimately when the machines in it's a shame that's exactly what we're going to have we're going to be involved in spiritual endeavors and the non-jews will be involved in the physicality of the world they say yeah there's a beautiful story they tell reb aaron kotler when he established the yeshiva should though there were only five there were five Talmud and five students and 20 Colo members like married to married students and that was it difficult to imagine here we are where did he establish it I think whatever it's probably it's probably maybe maybe 65 years old maybe even a little bit less I can't remember NFC 60 years old but in this fate as in the 60 years he's gone from having five students to six seven thousand students something extraordinary there's a beautiful story they tell a very wealthy man once gave a large donation to have aaron kotler for the yeshiva and then he asked the rosh yeshiva to give him a blessing so he gave their blessing he said like this he said I give you a blessing that you are Zota that you merit to hear divrei torah to hear the words of torah being spoken by God 24 hours a day as a little bit of a pause and then the the donor looks at reb aron he says Rebbe he says he says I'm a business thing he says maybe maybe you've got something that's a little bit more suitable for me so I've iron collar Ptolemy says listen he says you don't understand he says if it's a shame that's what's going to be in the future we're going to listen to the words of God being taught to us 24 hours a day he says my brother too is that you should want it you're here midsr share when the Mushaf comes we're going to spend our time we're not going to be running around trying to make a panels for anymore we're going to be running around trying to understand her and trying to plumb the depths of times I have more clarity inside of what it is that we already have in order to get closer and closer to God we're going to stop over here and it's a sham we shall continue tomorrow with the verses you