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Open Mind For a Godly View -Rabbi Jesse Horn

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one may Wonder according to the majors how it is that the Egyptians continuously time and time again hit the big frog which caused many Little Frogs to jump out of its mouth according to the man just one big frog emerged from the Nile came out of the Nile and they hit it with sticks and they would start fighting it and every time they hit it more Little Frogs came down until eventually all of Egypt was filled with rocks what were they thinking did they not realize after once or twice did they not you know figure out the pattern and look hard the answer is sometimes a person has such a fixated position on life so stubborn so consistently interested in making sure their perspective is right they can't see the reality they can't see the truth this may also explain why they walked into the yams of after 10 powerful plagues after the 10 Marcos and the Sea splits and Clyde show up and they following afterwards blindly foolishly and sometimes we develop this idea which is I'm convinced in my ideology I just re-explain all the facts of the world I don't know why there was damn only for the Egyptians and statues since I'm walking around 10 plagues I'm walking right into it I'm Gonna Catch those Jews and seemingly the message that one should learn is that we should be intellectually honest look at the world with Integrity some not get caught up in previous mindsets and therefore we interpret the facts based upon them we should look at things Anew fresh with the sense of intellectual curiosity a sense of open-minded is not blind and now relate to Egyptians my father has a line he likes to say which is joking around facetiously says don't bother me with the facts I've made in my mind and part of being the vacation is and understanding the depth of Torah requires one to be intellectually honest the medrish actually says gave us the Torah in the mid bar so we should remaster ourselves like the Midway we should make ourselves open and low and humble and and eager to hear new ideas like the mid part the idea is we should internalize the ideas that are to cultivate religious personality to service them as best as possible