Shnayim Yomi - Shelach - Sh'vi'i - #7- Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh

[Music] Torah begins by talking about an individual that made a mistake as opposed to shishi which is when made a mistake on the guidance of and the Torah talks about what a person has to do if he made a mistake he has to bring and do other things in the proceedings. It says if a person does it on purpose that person of course is disgracing and the punishment is also delineated in the par because he desecrated the words of God. Continues and talks about a person named Torah doesn't list his name here but we learn it later on. He was he came and he was bundling wood on Shabbat. The sages say that he that he did it. He did it because he wanted to instill fear for Shabbat. He knew he was giving up his life. What happened? So they come the people and they they took him, they imprisoned him and they brought him to figure out what to do and they put him into jail. It doesn't say what's going to happen to him. But comes and tells you we got to stone him. Everyone's got to stone him. And they did. So they took him out and they stoned him right away. The ends that a person comes and he wears dons, puts them on the corners of his garments. And it says over there has to have one string, one corner of blue. The rabbis, right? Why blue? Because blue is the color of oceans, color of the sky, reminds a person. You're going to see it. You remember all the and you're going to do them ends. I took you out of Messiah in order to be your God. Now, why does it say that over here? Why end up that way? But says you doubted me. You were complaining about the land. You thought I brought you here to kill you. You thought I came over I brought you over here to get rid of you. I took you out cuz I wanted to be your god. I want to bond with you. I want a connection with you. That's why I brought you here. And therefore we have to understand that all times sometimes a person feel finds calamity to his life, stress, problems. Always remember God brought you here because he loves you and he's there to hold your hand every step of the way. Have a wonderful day. [Music]