Shnayim Yomi - Vayakhel - Sheni - #2- Rabbi Gavriel Koskas

[Music] second not necessarily only this Al many other and throughout the project of the mishkan there's a um an expression that keeps on coming back as God commanded they followed exactly what God commanded them to do why is it so important so crucial to say this expression almost every other commanded we did we did exactly what he said I'd like to share with you he asked a question if you go to the core of the reason why there's aish we know it's but Mish came as a as a healing for the sin of the for the sin of the that they did with the the golden calf okay he asks a very strong question if you look at the depth of the essence of both the and the mishkan it's the same Essence why is that God is en Eternal you can't touch him you can't hear him you can't see him we are the opposite we are we are finite human beings that we connect to the ground to everything is physical around us how in the world that we supposed to have a relationship with God who is completely different on a different I was going to say on a different planet it's on it's it's not even on a different planet on a different complete different thing there's no word for that because a word would describe something and he's above everything how do you connect to that it's very challenging so B according to the ran who struggles to actually find a real Sin when it comes to the all they wanted is to have a physical representation that would perhaps be a bridge between God and us something physical that would be a representation of a was it that terrible as isn't the mishan the same concept isn't the mishan a physical thing where you meet God I mean you don't meet God because God is no where to be met but we need that because we are so attached to the material how we supposed to be only spiritually connecting with a spiritual being it's impossible we need something physical that will connect us with that spiritual so isn't it the same thing as the it's a very strong question bet answers a very beautiful principle which says you know the difference between the two is that the golden calf got did not command B to do it the Mish he did and that's it's very nice to be openminded and to be creative and original it's very nice it has to be within the frame of what Hashem commands us to be and to do because otherwise we could travel very far far away from what the Torah wants from us [Music]