Shnayim Yomi - Yitro - Sh'vi'i - #7 - Rabbi Yaakov Gibber - Truth with Clarity

The seventh and final of our para the tells us that miraculously the entire people saw that which was otherwise only heard. They saw the thunder and Rashi tells us that at the time of the revelation hari so the people saw that which is usually audible that which was impossible to be seen anywhere else. And the question is why was it necessary? Why don't make what seems to be this unnecessary nace? Why was it important for us to not just hear the sounds but to actually see the sounds as well? And they think as is explained by Mosha in a very important and very poignant lesson as it relates to our understanding of our relation our relationship to limit. It's important for us of course how we approach Torah study how we approach limitra. It's not sufficient for a person to just simply topically superficially understand the Torah to just collect knowledge and data to just know what's right what's wrong what's kosher what's tra just to know the basics but rather a person has to strive have a chuka desire a yearning a want a passion to use your energies intellectual capabilities to understand the lessons of the ter clearly as if it's spelled out right in front of you to understand clear as day what it is the common ability to hear thunder represents a basic a simple understanding of what it is. But the miraculous level, the miraculous ability to actually hear thunder, so that represents something else. That represents a level of understanding, a level of havana, a level of discernment, which we should strive for, which we want to reach. And this is true of anybody who's involved in learning Tyra on any level, no matter who you are, but it's especially true for parents, teaching your children, form, form, teaching, teaching. You have to make sure that that which you're teaching is as clear as day it is to you so you can transmit it to others as well. It's not just simply to know it, but to understand it deeply, to be connected to it, to actually visualize the optics to see it. When you see it, you feel it. You're connected to it in a very different way. And when you do, it's inspiring. It's transcendent. It's transformative. It's uplifting. And it makes you the whole of the person that you're destined to be.