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Shnayim Yomi - Balak - Rishon - #1 5784
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Featuring: Rabbi Eli Reisel Miami Beach Community Kollel Brooklyn, NY Click below for today's text of Shnayim Mikra: https://shnayimyomi.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/balak-1.pdf ShnayimYomi.org
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byar bolock Ben sear in the beginning of
the para the Torah describes bolock the
king of moov becomes nervous why does he
become nervous now so the commentaries
explained he becomes nervous because he
was relying on the protection of the
kings of Ami s and O the great Giants he
thought that clol that was traveling
through the midb they would never get
past these two giants but when they get
through the Giants and they wipe out the
kings
of
so he sees this and bolock the king of
May becomes nervous in order to fight
against clol bolock realizes if he goes
with the customary military battle he
has no chance if clur wiped out the two
giants he had absolutely no ability to
take K foran and Military so he has a
new plan he wants to employ billum the
famous person who was able to have a
special power of curse he was going to
fight with spiritual power he was going
to use the curse of billum to fight
against CLA is he sends the emissaries
to Bam's house to ask him please we're
willing to pay we need you to be able to
curse CLA Isel because it's our only
chance that we'll be able to fight
against them billum says I need to look
into this he
asked Hashem what do you think should I
go curse the Jewish people or shouldn't
I and hasem says at the end of the first
alah do not curse the
people because there are people that are
blessed it's as clear as can be you ask
a question you get an answer there's no
way to reinterpret that and we see as we
continue through the
paraa billum ends up going with balak he
ends up going with the king of May to
curse Kel when you see that verse at the
end of the first
do not go and
curse they are blessed people how do you
misinterpret that how does that get lost
in translation do not go pretty uh
pretty
clearcut levit explains when someone has
their own agenda their own ideas of what
they think is supposed to be done we
have the ability to
misconstrue the clearest of messages
billum had an agenda he wanted to go
curse the Jewish people he hated them
and Hashem says do not go they are
blessed as clear as possible but Bill in
his mind ret translates it well do not
go with these emaries maybe with another
group I'll be able to go maybe under
certain conditions he's able to miscon
misconstrue the simplest and clearest of
messages we have to make sure that we
don't have agendas because when we have
agendas and we're looking into something
maybe we could misconstrue the clearest
and simplest of messages
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