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Punishment For Violating Shabbat

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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For thousands of years, anyone that desecrated the Shabbat, the Torah commanded us to actually kill him. In fact, Musher Rabenu killed someone that violated Shabbat only two weeks after we got the Torah. It's in the Torah. It's it's his name. Now if this is such a big deal that the violator, the desecrator gets a death penalty, then certainly we need to know how to observe it and how to not violate it. Uh the Torah is extremely clear. And for any of these nonsense preachers who want to talk about the fact that the Torah is not understandable, what's not understandable? We know what these things are. Shabbat says don't work. Don't leave your place. Cook your food on the sixth day. Don't burn a fire. clear instructions just don't work. Stay at home. Don't cook. Just be be what what should you do? Can you rip toilet paper? Can you separate almonds and pistachios? Because the guy that got a death penalty, he didn't light fire on Shabbat. Because the only thing that the written Torah says about not violating Shabbat is don't light fire on Shabbat. But yet God commanded Musher Abenu literally told him kill the guy and make sure that everybody sees it so they will be afraid also. And everybody that saw him violate Shabbat, they're also part of killing him. They have to throw the rocks at