Kabbalah Secrets: How & Why Moses Killed an Egyptian Taskmaster?

Moshe is the Undisputed greatest person ever to walk on this Earth ever including any any figure you might think uh somehow you know wins this award they don't he wins and we we have to understand it's just not like some uh Poof Magic I thing that oh he was just amazing remember all people all people are born with challenges with with potential not to accomplish their full potential potentially there everyone is doomed to fail and but when they push hard enough they can overcome that doom and turn their life into something unbelievable and that's what Moshe represents it wasn't a a free ride for Moshe Moshe was the greatest person ever because he worked harder than anyone else he he took what he was given and he worked with it hard nothing comes free in life because anything that would come free would have nothing to do with you and that Moshe doesn't represent this this Gifted Man that's just was a saint and and when you create that kind of a story it's just make believe he was this he he he made himself great because he never gave up and never stopped trying to just move closer closer to truth closer to Hashem and to fulfill that which he was created for and that is the lesson of Moshe that's we have to be bring out the Moshe in us you know everyone wants to be like someone else today you have everyone has these wonderful role models if you want a role model Moshe is is the role model we all have to try to be like Moshe and it's funny we just praised him but now we're going to get a little bit critical of him but let's go okay so one of the really interesting stories in the beginning of moshe's so to speak adult life he's just becoming an adult actually there's discussion to how old he was when the story took place Bar Mitzvah below Bar Mitzvah he wasn't such an old man yet but it's an interesting story it's the beginning of his ability where we start to see his ability to to stand up and be strong against first of all risking his own personal safety perhaps even risking his life for the sake of another and that is the famous story where there's an Egyptian that's beating a Jewish slave to death and Moshe who was a prince somewhat Prince of the in Egypt at the time he was raised in the Palace of parro he was taken as a as a adopted so to speak by parro's daughter who herself any were converted and became Jewish but still he was he was raised in the palace and he had a gifted life in that sense now we're going to now follow Moshe Renu Moses the main main person behind the everything that happens now with the Jewish people in uh in this story so he grows up and becomes a young man now a young man were real young men at a young age he could have been Bar Mitzvah age over here or just before bar mitzvah I have to check there's different opinions but anyway he grows up and he goes out and he sees the suffering of of the Jewish people of the Jewish his Brethren there there was really suffering because the Egyptians went extreme with extreme cruelty in their servitude they really suppressed them they they they beat them they murdered their children uh they they did everything they could to break their spirit and and that was part of it they wanted to weaken them as a people and completely beat them into submission Moshe sees this and part of this we have a glimpse into it with just one particular story sad sad and sick story but here's the story Moshe sees an Egyptian task mask task Taskmaster beating a Jewish slave and in this case he's trying to kill him and the question is why is he trying trying to kill this Egyptian slave we don't find that that that Egyptians murdered everybody they they wanted slaves but this slave he wanted to get rid of because he knew too much about him what did he know about him this Taskmaster put his eyes on this Jewish slave's wife and he used his power to trick her and this man he made this man leave his home and in the olden days there wasn't so much artificial light it was very dark at night and he SN in the house presented himself as if he was This Woman's husband and and essentially raped this man's wife you know I'm not sure how violent it was because again he tricked everybody but it was obviously this is this is rape and the husband and the wife figured it out they realized it because I mean how how obiously you know what's going on on some degree so they realized it the Egyptian man realized that they realized it and his solution was okay it's time to get rid of this man because even that was illegal that was illegal to do in in Egypt and he could have got in trouble so he said you know I don't want to get in trouble so I'll kill him what's the what's what's WR we'll kill one more Jew what's the problem nothing's changed in this world I mean there's still the philosophy you know kill them one more Jew who nobody cares you know so that's the story and now we have Moshe Moses in the middle of the story and he's watching what's happening and he has to make a quick decision his decision is is that I'm going to save this this Jewish man at all costs because he was he was giving up a lot but of course what kind of calculation is you he's seeing this and he's not going to not going to let this happen but let's appreciate who Moshe was now we we don't want to look at a superficial story when you study the Bible superficially you you you really you really are more lost than found right but let's so let's let's become a bit found instead of being so lost so what's this how does the story really work so we have to understand mosenu already at this young age was a sage was he had the power the mental power and the spiritual power of a towering giant spiritual giant we'll see in the story how it proves it proves it he he looks at the Egyptian and uses what's called Divine communication like a level of Prophecy or just below prophecy although he he becomes the greatest Prophet but and he and he's able to perceive everything that's happening in this story he's able to tap into you know you know almost like the the the the source of all of all truth and he understands that this Egyptian is a wicked Egyptian he understands what he did to this man and now he's has to he takes one step further what does he do he decides that before I kill this Egyptian I want to know that I'm not potentially killing someone that will come to this world righteous and convert to become Jewish I if I'm going to kill a future convert to Judaism then it's not worth that I should kill him it's it's not fair because I I will be causing that potential good never to happen and so he he looks he looks into the past first of all to check also another thing that you have to to check cuz when you're I guess mosha you need a lot of information you need to have I need to know that he's not his father wasn't righteous his his his grandfather wasn't righteous if he came came from righteous people maybe he deserves a second chance he checks does this man come from righteous people or not and they don't he doesn't he checks in the future will anyone righteous come from him will anyone convert no and after doing that he kills him he kills him and this we have to understand as well how did he kill him how did he kill him he took a knife he took a rock he took a a brick what did how did he kill him he killed him like a like a barbarian like an animal he didn't kill him like an animal he was a holy person he was a Godly person he was a saintly person you know how he killed the Egyptian he killed him exactly thank you he killed him by using one of the the Divine names that have within it a power which of course he was granted that power from God to use it to take this Egyptian life which completely gives us a whole new type of story a powerful idea here is this he didn't just kill God he didn't just kill the Egyptian because it was legal the law said I I could the law said I should God helped him kill the Egyptian God himself by allowing him to use one of his holy names that had a power to take that life away so it was unbelievable God was a partner in taking this Egyptian life it wasn't done barbarically with a with knife gun sticks Stones it wasn't like the way we would of course if we were Hollywood trying to make an into movie we would make it such an ugly scene and we would paint a picture of such an ugly a person uh a barbaric person and that would be the farthest thing from what Moshe was interesting just to point out you know there was the cartoon they made a cartoon of the story of Moses and Aaron and they have them they have them both like walking around like as if they're bodybuilders in tight tight t-shirts like walking around like you know like they're going to have a competition Aon Moshe check check out my traps check out check out the traps check out the we dels like ridiculous absolutely ridiculous to think Moses Moses is looking at the the how many how Square his his boxes are and his it's so stupidity that that and until you teach yourself to to rise above that stupidity so then how would you know how would you know what kind of person Moshe was of course you would think yeah he was a strong man he was like he would have made a good uh a good a good what he would have made a good uh Gladiator I don't know who knows what you're going to think until you put sents in your brain it's not there yet so the Torah tells us you have to know if you think mosenu took his his two hands his left and his right hand and used it for violence strangled him beat him like a like like animals do no that's not how mosh raenu killed him mosh raenu took his life as an emissary of God in a Godly way the way God would take a life that's how he took the life with the spoken word he spoke woke and his life was taken away from him that's unbelievable that's how mosha took his life and just to keep in mind it was a Mitzvah to do it and this he was getting rid of evil and he was saving the victim's life and he did something that was only good pure good this was an act of pure goodness pure goodness now with that said let's follow the story and then we're because there's another story we have to understand in here but this is part one of the the story is this you have to know and everyone has to know that Moshe Renu was a saintly godly man he was a man of God ish eloi and that's how he behaved in everything he did and when he had to take a life it was done with godliness that's how it was done not like people that think that they're they're they're coming in the name of God and murdering raping destroying hashem's world that's not godly that and that's not they're not doing that for God