Shnayim Yomi - Shelach - Sheni - #2 - Rabbi Baruch Miller - The Power of a Narrative

A good morning Monday morning everybody. Here we are rolling along in Paral in the second of Paralam going into they see the land. They see everything that's going on and they come back and they tell everybody what's happening in in land. They say it's it's a beautiful land. The nation is strong. And if you pay attention to Leah, your K jumps in. Then the mira start to say devastating things about and Yeshua and K come and defend. Mo are devastated by this. But the question is if you notice Khalif immediately jumps to the defense of before they've said anything bad. In fact, the what they were saying was pretty good. It's the nation is strong. The walls are for the cities are fortified. There was nothing seemingly derogatory at that point but Khalif feels a need to jump in and Ramban asks why and he says something so powerful says Aman you know what there was one word that they messed up and one word is why Khalif had to jump in they said e but they g they narrated their story they didn't just give the facts they said it's a beautiful place but the people are strong but gave it they gave an impression to everybody that there's a problem here if they had just given the facts everything would have been fine but adding that one word of narration was the problem. The Rambam says listen to this Rambam in he says if someone is a he's over if you carry stories it's a terrible thing says the so he says even though someone saying is destroys entire world but he says there's something even worse is someone who says that is someone who's the difference the said terrible things he was the answer is the wasapp He was a narrative. He gave a narrative. He was a member of the media. He decided what the information should be. That's what is that's what the did. They said ei was going to receive the information. And that was what's so terrible what they said. Have a wonderful rest of your day.