Shnayim Yomi - Devarim - Rishon - #1- Rabbi Yaniv Meirov

[Music] Hi. Thank you to Schneomi for this opportunity. Sephim speaks about Mosherenu giving rebuke to the Jewish people. The question is what is the proper approach when being rebuked and what is the proper way to rebuke others? And we can learn from Mosher Abenu, none other than Mosher Abenu that when he redeemed the Jewish people, he wasn't explicit, but he hinted to their sins. He was very sensitive to the way he gave over the ms to the Jewish people. When a person gets rebuked, what should his approach be? And we could compare it to an individual that has dirty shirt. He has a stain. And he's about to walk into a party with so many people. And his friend tells him, "Hey, shirt is so dirty. That's a big stain." Wow. Thank you very much for letting me know because if I would have walked in right now, so many people would have seen me and it would have been so embarrassing. Same thing when it comes to spiritual matters. If a person brings to your attention that you're doing something wrong with with Shabbat, with kash, whatever it may be, person shouldn't be offended. He shouldn't be angry. He shouldn't be upset. Just the opposite. He should be appreciative. He should be thankful. Thank you very much for making me not be embarrassed with having a big spiritual stain stain in my body, in my in my soul, in my nish, which is much more important than our physical bodies. Let's take this practical lesson to heart. as Bashim give overre but in a proper way like Mosharenu and whenever we are being reviewed let's try not to be offended but to be appreciated [Music]