The Enduring Effects of the Eitz HaDaas

Ramban says that I'm a little bit confused in the possuk. The possuk says Paroh starts getting really close. Vayisu bnei Yisrael es eineihem, the Yidden lift up their eyes, vinei Mitzrayim nosei'aher aleihem, he sees that Mitzrayim is chasing after them. Vayiru me'od, they got very scared. Okay. And they started davening to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Next possuk. Vayomru el Moshe, "Hamiblí ein kvarim b'Mitzrayim l'kachtanu l'amus bamidbar?" All of a sudden they start This is the first of many, right? Says, "I don't understand. You took us out of Egypt. Ah, you did this so we should die in the midbar? Ma zois asisa lanu? We had it much better when we were in Mitzrayim. Ki tov lanu avodas Mitzrayim mimusenu bamidbar." This was one terrible idea. Freight the Ramban, what did the Yidden really do? DID THEY DAVEN INTO HASHEM? Did they show bitachon in Havaya and Hakadosh Baruch Hu? Or did they go complaining to Did they go complaining to Moshe Rabbeinu? Right? It seems like a start OF A DISASTER. VAYITZAKU BNEI YISRAEL el Hashem, vayomru el Moshe, "Hamiblí ein kvarim b'Mitzrayim?" I mean, it sounds like they're living daily bitachon, and then a minute later they're complaining. I mean, they're almost talking like kofrim. SO, WHICH ONE IS IT? AS I FREIGHT the Ramban, I saw the Eretz Tzvi. The Heilige Kasha K'luya Going, Hashem Yimkom Damav. He says a dover pele. He says you see from here that sometimes people are very, very conflicted. So, this was the result of the chet of the Eitz HaDa'as, where people are made up of a taruvus of tov v'ra, and you said you can the same person who could daven Shmoneh Esrei, and he could be so ehrlich in his t'fillah, and when he davens Shmoneh Esrei he understands that Baruch Aleinu means parnassah comes from Hashem, and when he davens Shmoneh Esrei and he says Shma Koleinu, he understands all the things that he needs in his life are all 100% to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. And then the person goes out into the world, and he doesn't behave that way. It's the way it is sometimes. Vayitzaku bnei Yisrael el Hashem, they had this incredible Shmoneh Esrei, but then they turned around vayomru el Moshe, "Hamiblí ein kvarim b'Mitzrayim?" It's like a great contrast. This is what the Heilige Kasha K'luya Going said, it's something very deep and something incredibly profound that jumps off the page in the