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The Day that the Entire Nation Sinned
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There was a lot of buzz and chatter over
the last week
whether or not
in Jewish history there was ever a time
that Klaussner brought a parallel to the
Shiva.
Many people ask this question. What's
the answer to the first Kamara?
It's the first Kamara. I know you lost
and you see a parallel and you saw the
parallel and you saw
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parallel Plus you said that you saw the
parallel and you saw there was down from
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parallel and you saw the parallel and
you saw the parallel
We spoke it out when we learned Masaka's
my cotton duct tape. It's a a modern
mocking that you did the echo in the
echo of Rabbi Gartenhaus showed me many
many years ago. It's a aura from the
rugged sofa guy.
The ruin had bottom the mission armor.
So the background
to this kid is from the rugged sofa is
it's actually not printed in the
original swarm from the rugged sofa.
It's in the two of us a dodge is a Haley
base.
It's origin comes from
a safer that has in it a a collection of
different letters that different Sadik
and Israel wrote to Rav Cook. And one of
those letters was written by you whose
name was Rav Avram Diamant. And he
writes to Rav Cook that he was
corresponding with the rugged sofa and
the rugged sofa told him a vivid and he
wants to share it with the rather Rashi.
This is what he's sending him. But
either way he's writing to him this kid
is that the rugged sofa had
told him.
And the background to this khidush is a
well-known Gemara in Maseches Makos daf
tes amud aleph. So, we know, we actually
saw this earlier in the Maseches, that
and this is very much dovvei bi itei
mativ,
HaMelech, when he inaugurated the
First Beis HaMikdash, so really when did
it get ready? It was mamish in the
beginning of of Chodesh Tishrei. It was
right around Sukkos time.
And really, the celebration of the
Chanukas HaMikdash could have very much
overlapped and coincided together with
the celebration of Sukkos. But because
of eima ve'eima ve'simcha,
HaMelech understood that you
can't
combine the two. So, what he decided to
do was is that seven days prior to
Sukkos, the Yidden would celebrate the
Chanukas HaMikdash, and then the
immediate seven days that would follow
would be the seven days of Sukkos. And
the pasuk talks about how it was 14 days
of Yom Tov and simcha and celebration.
And it was a gevaldige gevaldige simcha.
So again, the party started when? It
started on ches Tishrei. So, it was
ches, tes, yud, yud aleph, yud beis, yud
gimmel, yud dalet, and then it went
right into the seven days of Yom Tov.
The Gemara says, "Omrei Rabbeinu Omrei
Rabbeinu Oisa shana, that year, that the
Yidden celebrated the Chanukas
HaMikdash, this is HaMelech's
Beis HaMikdash, lo asu Yisrael Yom
HaKippurim." The Yidden did not observe
Yom Kippur. Meaning, they ate and they
drank on Yom Kippur. For Yidden, you can
imagine, they got very, very worried.
They were mamish celebrating. They were
celebrating, it was Yom Tov. So, there's
boser, there's yayin, there wasn't Yom
Kippur. And they thought to themselves,
"Shema Yisrael, chayevim she Yisrael
klayah. Maybe we're chayev misah."
Yatz'a bas kol v'amra, "Lo amra bas kol
came out and told them, "Kolchem
mezumanim l'olam haba." Chevre, you have
nothing to worry about. Every single
person here is going to be zoiche l'olam
haba. Now, the Gemara says, "Mai da as?"
What was the hava mina? What places did
they have to go ahead and be mevattel
Yom Kippur? How are you eating and
drinking on Yom Kippur? It's not
something you're allowed to do. Omru
kavod haTorah They said no, we could it
from the
first one.
They said
was transient, right? It was very
temporary. It wasn't forever. The carbon
yet
you find that in the Mishkan
the carbon
that didn't seem brought
by the
Mishkan was
this is which is very common which is
so
which is
which is more than the Mishkan then for
sure a carbon fever for
they said like this they said by the
Mishkan to a carbon
that would happen
The Mishkan is less common, right? It's
Island.
And
the most killing yet it was
so
they said for sure it goes without
saying that as it relates to the Mishkan
Mishkan which is more common
you'd be able to eat on Yom Kippur which
is only
if
Mishkan you could be over
killing then for Mishkan you could be
over
either way this was the carbon that they
made stating that they got very nervous.
In fact the Mishkan continues
and the Mishkan says I'm skipping
several lines. The Mishkan says
how did they didn't know that they got a
full Mishkan so the Mishkan says tell me
the Mishkan Mishkan Mishkan
by Mishkan
by
Mishkan
on the eighth day the eighth day of
so Mishkan everybody home and he sent
them back to their tents. What does it
mean they went to their tents? They must
have been tired. They came home, their
wives were all tired. They were happy.
Every single one of their wives became
pregnant with a a boy. I'll call
again a lot of drama.
Seven days of Yom Kippur starting
going right through to Arab Sukkot and
then another seven days of Sukkot. They
violated Yom Kippur. They ate and they
drank on Yom Kippur.
What's going on over here? But they made
a
If the
was
then the
for sure is
Shabbat is skilo, Yom Kippur is kores,
is not
is
Saying that they started getting a
little bit nervous. How you die again?
They were very very worried.
The said
and not only they came home much in the
same attire.
They were
It turned out to be very very very
festive.
When you learn this
I think 100 out of 100 times the way
you're going to learn this is that
what emerged from the
that the heard was that the that they
made was a good
The made a
They said we think we can eat on Yom
Kippur, right? Based on a whole
You
know
you know you could. You were 100% They
would die again because they said you're
not maybe there's a on the
right?
that in order to
you have to be a
You have to be tonight to
said you have to be a to make sure
there's no on the right? You have to
you
right? But the bottom line is is that
they
started getting nervous. I don't know,
maybe we botched up this
and if we botched up the Kal V'Chomer,
we have a little bit of a problem. We
all ate on Yom Kippur over there. This
is not going to be good. And the Bas Kol
came and said, "No worries. No, you got
it right. There's no Pircha. You got it
100% right." But the Rogatchover with
his tremendous Koach Ha'Chiddush, he
said, "I don't think that's what
happened over there."
In fact, he says as follows. He says the
Gemara says in Maseches Yoma Daf Pey
Aleph Amud Aleph. So the Gemara over
here is comparing and contrasting
the Issur Melacha on Yom Kippur versus
the five Inuyim on Yom Kippur. So Yom
Kippur is like Shabbos. You're not
allowed to do all of the Melachos.
Additionally, Yom Kippur, you have the
Halacha of Ta'anuss Nafsho She'Beisach.
You have the Chamisha Inuyim. And the
Gemara is like comparing and contrasting
which is better, which is worse. It's
Ein Sham in the middle of a of a long
Sugya. And the Gemara says that Melacha
has a Kulah. Melacha has a Kulah over
Ta'anuss Nafsho She'Beisach. You know
why? Because Melacha is Hutan Mi'Chlala.
You're allowed to bring Korbanos on Yom
Kippur. So as much as you're not allowed
to do Avodah, but you find there's a
Shchita with the Aktara. It's Hutan
Mi'Chlala. As opposed to Achilas
She'Niyum, you don't find anywhere. You
don't find anywhere that there's a Heter
to eat and drink on Yom Kippur.
Frightened the Rogatchover. What do you
mean? I just found a Heter. I found a
Heter to be able to eat and drink on Yom
Kippur. You know when? If there'd be a
Chanukas Ha'Mishkan. If there would be a
Chanukas Ha'Mishkan, you'd be allowed to
eat and drink on Yom Kippur. It's a Kal
V'Chomer. Ma Nishgane D'Shabbos Korban
Yachid Docheh Shabbos, this is Kulah.
Mishkan D'Shabbos Korban Tzibbur Gibbun
Al Nishgarash Kosh Kein, right? It's a
Kal V'Chomer. So what said the Gemara in
Yoma Pey Aleph Amud Aleph, asked the
Rogatchover. That Melacha is Hutan
Mi'Chlala as opposed to Ta'anuss Nafsho
She'Beisach. Achilas She'Niyum Kippur is
not Hutan Mi'Chlala. Melacha is also
Hutan Mi'Chlala. It's Hutan Mi'Chlala
when? By Chanukas Ha'Mishkan. Said the
Rogatchover, "It's Muchach from here.
It's not Hutan Mi'Chlala.
It's Muchach from here that what the
Yidden did
was really wrong. And he said, "Emes, I
think it's in Mefurash in Tehillos
Kehunah. The Tehillos Kehunah is in
Parshas Tzav.
In Parshas
the passage says
who got over. Says the terrorist kind of
what is it mean
who got
that you should know the laws of Kippur
are going to apply even the base over.
They're going to apply the base
what you had to have a minute that when
they are going to come
they are going to be by the base all of
a sudden these are not going to apply.
What would even be the have a minute?
Say the question what the terrorist kind
of was coming to address it was coming
to address this kind of was a wrong kind
of said the
it was wrong the who got the base
this Kippur don't ever make a that maybe
we could violate your Kippur based on a
couple of the
kind of no. Who got Kippur is going to
apply even the base
so the
has said based on the new
and
the
in my saying. That the excellent
that they didn't make that kind of was a
flawed kind of
well if that's the case said the
so what's of shots
why would they
have a minute? Why I don't understand
they made a choice they forgot they
should have known the says in
that it's not
they should have known the kind of the
terrorist kind of the who got is the
base
so why did they get over? Said the the
new that if the
didn't say nobody could ever say he said
you know why they got
they got cuz they brought a part of
that's why they got
he said because.
Eating and drinking on your Kippur is a
crisis and if it's a crisis and all of
them did it and not only did all of
them do it they did it cuz they play
role because on Paskin this was the
right thing to do. Well, if that's the
case, this is your classic Par Elam
Davar Shel Tzibur. They brought the Par
Elam Davar Shel Tzibur and when they
brought it, Yotzei Shabbat Kol Amro.
Kulchem is the one of Mechayav Elam
Habah and that's how they got Kaparah.
This is fire, right? Well, get ready for
the punchline. Said the Rogatchover,
with this you can understand the Oimek.
And by the way, it's just three irons,
right? But said the Rogatchover, he's
this With this you can understand the
Oimek of a Gemara in Horayus Daf Gimel
Amud Aleph. We just learned this Gemara
a couple days ago. The Gemara said, Omar
Rabah Asi, Rabah Asi said, this is so
much worse. Ub'Horayus Halacha Derech
Yotzei Eretz Yisrael. When it comes to
determining the Par Elam Davar Shel
Tzibur, Rov Klal or Not Rov Klal, how do
you count census? Who matters? You go
Boser Rov Yotzei Eretz Yisrael. How do
you know that? So the Gemara says, I
know from a Pasuk. She Nemai Tzei Vayash
Ba'eisah He'asah Chag V'chol
Yisrael Imo. Kol Gadol V'chamas Anacham
Tzei V'nacham Ben Kenaani Ben
Shivas Yomim. Arba'ah Asor Yomim. And
faith the Gemara, he says, what do you
have to tell me from sea to shining sea?
I know it's everybody. It's coming to
teach me that only the people that lived
from the Vayichamas Anacham Mitzrayim
are considered Kahal and that's how you
know that the definition of Kahal when
it comes to the Par Elam Davar Shel
Tzibur is Daf Gimel. Says the
Rogatchover, funny Makor. This I mean
good. Makor is a Makor is a Makor. This
is the Makor of Halacha in Perek Gimmel.
So he says, the Oimek of the Makor is
cuz that door those triggered
the Par Elam Davar Shel Tzibur. It was
this Yom Tov of Shivas Yomim of Shivas
Yomim Arba'ah Asor Yomim and the Torah
said they brought a Par Elam Davar Shel
Tzibur. You know why? Because all the
Yidden that were in Eretz Yisrael from
the Vayichamas Anacham Mitzrayim had
sinned and that's how you know, you
bring a Par Elam Davar Shel Tzibur as
long as that is the It's not Punct over
here in Malachim Aleph talked away Perek
Ches Pasuk Samech Ches. It's a funny
place to have this Halacha. Said the
Rogatchover, no, it's here because this
was a real life story. It was a real
Ma'aseh She'eiyah Kacha.
and because this was a real
and this was the case with the year
didn't
so you see that they are the only ones
that matter. They are the only ones that
matter when it comes to the
and then the
one other again you have to have the
plates is that the head to say things
like this and that is we know that the
not too distant future is trying to rub
we know is a young a part of this
talks us about right the
I get the
etc. etc. And really it's a
on a very very high level
and it's not clear what the to it is
right and this
is there is a lot but in
it's very very unclear. The said that if
you make the
when did the bring this
said the they brought it on the 14th
day. They brought it on
and being that when they brought this
where the entire nation
had sinned and they did a
and
the
didn't have that this day is a special
day. It's a day where the were able to
sin but at the same time cool is a
and by
the next day
fire
by the all the all the all the all the
all the all the all the all the all the
all the all the all the all the moch
loch." This is a classic Rav Gershon on
so many levels. The two shelter Yuma pay
aleph in the Terres Kayan in Parshas
Zion.
But also the learning Gemara in my
cotton dust test mom is forget from the
way the whole world learns the Gemara.
But you learn the Gemara, the basket was
telling the Yidden that you got the
you got the cover camera right. The Rav
Gershon said, "Punk forget, they got it
wrong." Well, if they got it wrong, then
why did they get cover photo? Cuz they
put a parallel in the double show
tzeevor. Now, if this was the only
parallel in the double show tzeevor
ever, it would have been even a bigger
but we know there was a parallel in the
double show tzeevor which the show him
seemingly say what happened by by a
shinny. So this is not Melech's
parallel in the double show tzeevor. So
we know already there's a parallel in
the double show tzeevor. But we have a
real life example, a real life account
of a parallel in the double show tzeevor
and mom is the top of all of the top of
all of the Rav Gershon said that's even
the McCoy. That's even the McCoy of
Melech just one last tiny hora
and that is I found Simcha Meshech
Chochma. The possuk says in Parshas
Emor, "Kol melacha lo sa'asu chukas olam
l'dorosaychem." It says it by the issur
melacha on Yom Kippur. "Kol melacha lo
sa'asu chukas olam l'dorosaychem." So
Simcha this is classic says that why is
it by the issur melacha on Yom Kippur
the Torah says chukas olam
l'dorosaychem. But when it comes to the
taanis of Yom Kippur, it doesn't say
chukas olam l'dorosaychem. The issur
melacha is chukas olam l'dorosaychem
aber nisht the taanis. Says Simcha the
Neriah the Maram is l'yom Kippurim she
nischan mikdash also shlaim. She also lo
nischan b'yom Kippurim. Kimuvo b'perek
kama d'may cotton for you know you crack
issur melacha l'vad. The in olam rak
melacha ul'dorosaychem
ainay b'taanis. Says Simcha the melacha
was going to be l'dorosaychem but is the
taanis not cuz it was going to be a door
where it was going to be melted for the
Yidden to go ahead and eat on Yom
Kippur. And what was that? That was by
the Chanukas Hamikdash. In other words,
Rebbe Simcha learned the Gemara Nish Bi
Ragashav Agoyim. We have a machlokes
between the two Divinsk Gedolim, where
the Rogashav on the one hand and Rebbe
Simcha on the other hand had to learn
this Gemara in Maseches Ma'aser Katan
Daf Tes Amud Aleph. Right? Would have
been fun to be a fly on the wall in
Divinsk circa early 20th century. But
either way, the Rogashav learned that
really the Yidden had made a mistake,
and the Kav Hachomer was a Torah based
on the Torah of Kohanim. Narvos, Narvos,
they brought a Par Helem Davar Shel
Tzibur. And because they brought the Par
Helem Davar Shel Tzibur, for that reason
they got Kapara. Rebbe Simcha said,
"No." Rebbe Simcha said, "They got it
right." And even though the Gemara says
Kav Hachomer, there's even a remez to it
in the pasuk, because it says what they
were saying about this Malacha, it
doesn't say what they were saying
regarding the Yisraelim of the She'ar.
The Yidden got it right, and that was
why the bas kol had said That was why
the bas kol had said that Kohanim is a
minor matter,
but the bottom line is we're learning
the Sugya of Par Helem Davar Shel
Tzibur. We have a clear raya, a m'furash
Gemara. It's not even negotiable. Yoma
Nun Zayin Amud Aleph. Amar Abba Elozar
Rebbe Yosi, "I was in Rome, and I saw
the Paroches, and there were two damim."
So, in terms of that kasha, was there
ever a Par Helem Davar Shel Tzibur? It's
a Torah. It's a m'furash Gemara, Yoma
Daf Nun Zayin Amud Aleph. Then we have
this Rogashav who said this blitsedige
chiddush that Melech actually
brought a Par Helem Davar Shel Tzibur.
That's the rest of the story of the
Gemara in Maseches Ma'aser Katan Amud
Aleph.