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

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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 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

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1. 0:02Moshe is the Undisputed greatest person ever to walk on this Earth ever including any any…
2. 1:07worked harder than anyone else he he took what he was given and he worked with…
3. 2:11an adult actually there's discussion to how old he was when the story took place Bar…
4. 3:48them they they they beat them they murdered their children uh they they did everything they…
5. 4:54and in the olden days there wasn't so much artificial light it was very dark at…
6. 6:28this how does the story really work so we have to understand mosenu already at this…
7. 7:28Egyptian I want to know that I'm not potentially killing someone that will come to this…
8. 8:32kill him how did he kill him he took a knife he took a rock he…
9. 10:38yourself to to rise above that stupidity so then how would you know how would you…
10. 11:38it and this he was getting rid of evil and he was saving the victim's life…

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