WE GOT SOMETHING BETTER THAN DESSERT IN THE DESERT. BUT WHY THERE? The Late Parsha Show! Bamidbar

hey happy month today is the first day of the Jewish month of Sivan the month in which we received the Torah and it is also the month in which we celebrate the holiday of Shibu is commemorating God giving and us receiving the Torah the holiday start to this Tuesday night so the Torah portion we read this week on the Shabbos before the holiday must show us some lesson and what it means to receive the Torah the Torah portion this week is called Bamidbar Bamidbar means in the desert God spoke to Moses in the Sinai desert and tells him yet again to count the Jewish people just like people that love money and can't stop counting it are you guys playing ball in the middle of the street yeah now the name of each core portion expresses the content within it what in the world kind of desert which shows on Berenice and desolate this and emptiness and what are their fancy words and witness that can describe it desert what desert has to do with receiving the Torah and the name of the desert Sinai comes from the Hebrew words Sina which means hatred what does the Torah have to do with hatred toward makes this lovers man or woman what I have to be politically correct when a person really wants to start studying the Torah he or she has to take their mind off anything in the world that could possibly distract them from understanding the depth of what they're learning and acquiring this godly wisdom and this is the fairly simple lesson from the fact that the Torah portion is called desert a desert is barren desolate empty when you're learning Torah there's nothing else that exists remove your mind from anything which is possibly distracting order to receive the Torah you have to make the world around you like a desert out at her second we can ruin her myself Mentalist video when you are studying Torah nothing else exists to really study Torah put yourself in a desert nothing else exists except God and the godly wisdom that you are learning running on time to be continued shabbat shalom Oh