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Shnayim Yomi - Naso - Chamishi - #5- Rabbi Karmi Gross
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Featuring: Rabbi Karmi Gross, Rosh Yeshivah Yeshivat Netivey Hatorah and Beit Midrash Derech Chaim Rov, Bialle Shteibel Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel Click below for today's text of Shnayim Mikra: https://shnayimyomi.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/nasso5-compressed.pdf ShnayimYomi.org
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The fifth aliyah is the aliyah which
begins the
nim and which will start really which
will carry us almost to the end of the
para the para of the carbonus of the one
I think it's very interesting when the
nim first come from before Moshe they
bring a gift and the gift is these
covered
wagons and when They bring the covered
wagons. The says
that take the wagons from them. Well,
why wouldn't Moshe take the wagons? So
the says that actually Moshe did not
want to take the wagons from the Levim.
He didn't want to take them because he
said you're supposed to carry with your
with your shoulders supposed to carry.
You don't carry these things with wagons
either very heavy. Okay. No, put in the
effort. But Hashem says, "No, take the
wagons from them." That's hard to
understand. What are they arguing about?
Moshe's thing that we shouldn't take the
wagons. They should carry them. Put in
the effort. And Hashem's saying that no,
take the wagons. I once heard a very
interesting and they said that who's
right? Were they too heavy to carry? Did
you need wagons? Or were they not too
heavy to carry? If they're too heavy to
carry, then what's Mosha's problem? And
if they if they aren't too heavy to
carry, then why does Hashem say to take
the take the agalot? He shouldn't. He
should say you should carry it. Don't be
lazy. And the answer is I think Henry
Ford once said, if you think you can or
you think you can't, you're probably
right. And what that means in this
context is that Moshe saying that you
try to carry the beams. Beams are
incredibly heavy. You try to carry the
beams and if you really believe you can
carry them and you really want to carry
them, Hashem will help you carry them.
Like the no says the aon carried those
who carried it. Moshe believed if you
put in the effort and you believed you
could do it because Hashem would help
you then you'll be successful and you'll
be able to do it and therefore you
should carry them. But once they brought
the wagons and they're saying we can't
carry it's too heavy for us. Then Hashem
is saying then I'm not going to give
them the braha. If they are not going to
willing to put in the effort then I'm
not going to give them the braha. And
then you know what? They're going to
need the wagons. And therefore says let
them use the wagons. Take the wagons
from them.
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