Your Opinion Doesn't Matter

In this generation, you have to double-check everything. The Mishnah in Avot says, "Every time you say divrei Torah, you have to say the source." Why? I want to know if I can see what you said in a book. Why? If I see it in a book, I can track the source all the way to Moshe Rabbenu. If I cannot track the source all the way to Moshe Rabbenu, your quote, your d'var Torah is worth zero. Why? It's your opinion. Kol hakavod for your opinion. I care less about your opinion. I care about Hashem's opinion. Hashem's opinion I care about. Why? His opinion doesn't change. Your opinion next week it may change. Who knows? This week you want blue, next week it's red. This week he was a boy, next week he's a girl. Who knows what he wants? Who knows what he wants? People's opinions change all the time. They meant. What was a There was a tracked guy, the guy with one medallion, a gold medal, as a guy, now he's a girl.