The Next Jewish Leader

But that's the problem. People are so ignorant today that we put ourselves in trouble because we make decisions with without fear of hem, fear of the almighty shalom asked once in why does anybody think that Yeshua Benoon out of all the people we had millions of people at Mount Si millions of them all of them were prophets. Everybody was a prophet. In fact, prophecy was at such a high level in that generation called the generation of knowledge that the lowest among them saw prophecy greater than the prophecy of and who lived many many years later. He saw things that are happening in heaven that we can't even understand what he's saying. And Torah says that although he saw great things, it wasn't even similar to the lowest level of prophecy of the generation of Moshenu. So everyone was a prophet of the generation of Moshenu. Everyone was a everyone was good. Even Korak was at Sadik until he went against Moshenu. From Korak comes and says is like together. So everybody was good. Why did decide to choose Yeshua to be the He wasn't known as the smartest. In fact, the opposite. He was known as a kil. He was known as a fool. So, you could say, "Yeah, but he was really, really humble." Okay, you're right. He was really humble. In fact, he was the most humble other than Mosheu. But there was something else. There was something else. And Torah tells us tell us what was that something else saw that Yeshua is not like everybody else. Everyone else knew that Musher was going to Mount Sai. He's going to be in the heavens for 40 days and 40 nights and they all just waited impatiently. Yeshua Benoon decided to go with Mosher Renu as far as he can go and wait over there instead of going back to his wife and kids and life and the congregation and maybe uh do whatever it is that he needed to do. No, he waited over there. He waited at the mountain for 40 days and 40 nights. Again says why did he wait for what? Because Yeshua wanted to be the first to hear the Torah that Mushenu learned in heaven. What do you mean the first? It's not that far of a walk. It's not like once Moshe comes down, you and him are going to walk on the mountain for 40 days more or even 4 hours. I mean, it's, you know, from there to where the camp is. It's a one, two, three. How much can you possibly learn? Yeshua Benoon says, "Regards of how much and who and what and when." Those few moments is worth it waiting for 40 days and 40 nights to have that Torah, that pure Torah a few minutes early. It's worth it. Yeah, but Yeshua, you may not even understand it. You're not exactly known as a genius. But Yeshuaun says that doesn't make a difference. Understand it. don't understand it. What I do know, I love it. Saw Yeshua's love for the Torah and he decided at that moment is going to be what? He's missing some wisdom. Insert it. Ding. Became a genius. What's the big deal? What's the big deal? Became a genius. Why? He loved the Torah. He loved the Torah. You love the Torah, you deserve the Torah. So when a person loves the Torah, by default, he loves, he loves the rabbis, he loves the sages, he loves the people that toil over Torah. Whether it be a little boy that's in first, second, third grade learning, or it could be a big rabbi that's already on his 70th time completing the shas. Whether it's a that's still struggling whether he's going to stay or go into the business world he's in his 20s or had his first kid he's really struggling to survive but he loves it he's going in it or it's somebody that decided already I'm not leaving I'm in the yeshiva whether I write a book don't write a book I become don't become a I'm glued here you see that person you get excited why that's that's your hero yeah but you don't even know him exactly that's my hero you are my hero Why? You toil over Torah. When you love Torah, you love the people that love Torah. You love the people that toil over Torah. Which means if you're insulting those people, you're insulting the sages, you're insulting the people that have a stamp of kash on them, that they toil over Torah, that they love the Torah themselves. That means that not only are you a despicable person, but of course not a person that loves to nor are you a person to learn from. And unfortunately today, just like we have a lot of good things that are publicized, you know, in the uh in the media from, you know, as far as Torah is concerned, you could learn Torah regardless of whether you live in the Philippines or you live in America or you live in Israel. You could simply press a button and have an endless amount of Torah. an endless amount of Torah. Once you complete 2,000 uh videos that we've made, you go to Rab Fry's 2,000 videos. By the time you complete those, we probably made another few thousand also. And then after while you're finishing that, there's a bunch of books that Ra Frame wrote and we're working on and so on. And then once you finish that, you have other things and other things and more and more and more Tawas. Endless amount of Torah. Endless amount of Torah that you can learn. So a person that loves Tawa wants every opportunity to learn Tawa. He's not looking for a way out. He's not looking for a way not to learn. He's not looking for a way to insult it. But unfortunately, there are many people that unlike the good part, they are the bad part. All day, every day, all they do is insult the insult, make fun of the sages. Oh no, he's already old. He um he's probably it's probably not all there. One of the dumbest things that a person can do is underestimate the because they're 80 or 90 years old. He thinks that just because physically they can't go run a 40 yard sprint at a four flat to make the NFL. He thinks that they simply also their brain doesn't work. He doesn't realize the itself testifies that they get sharper with age. Meaning you little peeon 30 40 years old that who who even knows if you've ever finished a book other than your own heresy. You think you're smarter than them. Why? Cuz you know how to use an iPhone. You have to be born and reborn a thousand times just to maybe maybe get to their shoelace after they've told it of 80 years. But that's the problem. People take their brain, dip it in tuma and think that is going to come out of it. So in the last few months, has been warning us time and time again to get ourselves away from tuma, get ourselves away from impurity under all cost because this is what's going to bring a lot of damage to people individually and unfortunately as a nation. And the primary cause or contributor of tuma calls the shepherds the leaders. They're the ones that produce the most amount of tum of impurity in the world. The most amount of lies, the most amount of political correctness that's against the Torah, the most amount of heretical thoughts, heretical ideas, heretical speeches. And every single day, I just I honestly I just every week I just pray to survive the week. By time Shabbat comes, I feel like I've achieved something. The amount of heretical things that people send me every day that they find that people write and oh, this is a really popular book. Okay, great. I don't know who the author is. No, no, he's a really popular rabbi. Okay, so what's the question? Well, you see, it's a really popular book and it's a really popular rabbi, but he wrote in this book that there is no such thing as suffering in g. I said, "Okay, so the really popular book and the really popular rabbi all going to be burned in gum." Why? That's what the Torah says. To say that there is no suffering in gum is 100%. You don't have to listen to me. Go to the Rambul. You'll see exactly what he says about those people. Ramban 900 years ago wrote exactly about those people to think it's only a parable that gum fire it's only a you know not really thing not really real it's only embarrassment he wrote it's in there he wrote it you see what he writes aishmoke yeah but it's a really popular book okay so I I guess a lot of people are going to follow him what do what do you want from me I didn't write the book I'm just telling this is what it says he's a heretic you're not allowed to learn from him what can I learn other things from him No, you can't. Once he says this, you can no longer learn anything from him. Why? You no longer know if he's reliable on anything else. If he is au if he says things that are 100% heretical that are against the Torah, you don't know where else he's going to say it. So, you can't can't learn from them. [Music] many years. Amen. Amen. Ow.