Shnayim Yomi - Ki Tisa - Shlishi - #3

[Music] one of the most common questions people don't know the correct answer to is how many times did mosher abenu ascend mount sinai so most people think mushroom went up twice however the correct answer is he went up three times each time for 40 days and 40 nights so when were these three times the first time was on the seventh of sivan right after hashem gave the ten commandments to the jewish people he summoned moshe rabbino to come up in order to learn the torah and to receive the first tablets he came down and he saw the jewish people sin with the golden calf broke the tablets and the following day on the 18th of tamus he was summoned up another time he went up this time and that's when hashem and moshe benu had this non-stop negotiation of musharbino pleading to to not wipe out the jewish people and rather forgive them for this grave sin of the golden calf and that was the purpose of that second trip after that hashem notifies moshe benu that indeed he has accepted his request his plea and he has to go down and notify the jewish people that they have the opportunity to do teshuva to repent he goes down he comes down tells jewish people this and the fairy that was on the 29th of of on the 1st of elul the following day hashem again summons moshe venus it's time for the third time to come up to the mount sinai at this time he was going up and it was going to be that he receives the second tablets he is sent down on the 10th of tishrei otherwise known as yom kippur with the second tablets now that's just the three times totaling up through every time was 40 days 120 days corresponding to the years of his life in this section we read about mosher bennu requesting from hashem to promise that he himself that hashem will be the one that leads the jewish people into the land of israel and not by any type of messenger or anyone else moshed then goes on to ask hashem hashem make your ways known to me rashi interprets this to moshe benu asking hashem please explain to me what is the reward for one who finds favor in your eyes and follows the torah and mitzvot to that question mosher bennu's answer is as answered by and hashem says yes indeed who said he will be the one who leads the jewish people into the promised land and helps them conquer and settle in it the talmud however gives a different interpretation to what the anina means and talmud says that moshe ben was asking hashem it's not fair why is it that there are some righteous people that have it good in this world pleasant in this world and other righteous people have it difficult and also there are wicked people in this world that have it very pleasant and other wicked people that have it very difficult what's the difference so at first the talmud gives interpretation that it makes a difference that's why but then the talmud goes on and say that that's not a real interpretation it knocks it off and says the reason is a complete sadiq they'll have it pleasant in this world it's that's not a hundred percent they'll have it difficult in this world it won't be easy for them in order that they'll benefit fully in the world to come and opposite a completely wicked rasha fine they're going to suffer because they have no hope but a rashad that has a little bit of good enemies not so so wicked he'll have it difficult in this world in order that in the world to come he'll have his proper merit the second interpretation one that the talmud gives of what means finally this section ends off with mushroom asking hashem to reside his shechina specifically amongst bene israel and not amongst any other nation [Music] you