Shnayim Yomi - Ki Tavo - Sh'vi'i - #7- Reb Eliav Friedman

[Music] It's been amazing spending this week with you. I hope that you've enjoyed the Torah. I hope that they've given you some inspiration or at least something to say at the table. Last thought for the week. You guys, you didn't know, you weren't thinking, you weren't with me until today. Rashi says that he heard that on that day gave a safer to to all of came to and they said we also stood by we received the Torah and it was given to us why why you why are you giving it only to take it they're going to own it and the time's going to come we're going to say the Torah is ours it's not going to be yours now name he asks a beautiful question how could that possib possibly be the lady whatever say to that rest of Israel the Torah is ours it's not yours it says throughout the Israel it's obviously talking about all of not just one sh number one number two there are mitzvah that are that are sh to anybody but a shy mus yeah giving to there's so many mitzvah that that are da for ben and not for levy how how could it ever come to pass that shy would look at k and say it's ours it's not yours makes a beautiful beautiful beautiful and he says like this There's two different things receiving the Torah and other of there's another thing that the Torah is being given over to that is have the ability to learn up the to understand it to it and to to have a certain basis over it that it's it's theirs to etc. Obviously lady could never say to the mitzvah are less yours than ours. That for sure would never happen. The mitzvah apply to all of but what lady could say the rest of is the mitzvah are for you too but the learning to the being able to come up with justice and to learn things out new things out that was only given to us that's the rash also yeah we got we get and was given to us as a mat the mat is the mat of being able to things that's a special gift that gave and But he didn't only give it to Levi. He gave it to all of Israel. And that's why says finally you're fighting for what's rightfully yours. Finally, you're fighting for Torah. You want to fight for something, fight for your right. It's been a beautiful spending of the week with you. You should have a wonderful, wonderful shabas. And continue to with the mikra. It's the greatest gift that you can give to yourself.