Rav Asher Weiss @ TC: Short Thought on Parshas Yisro (5786)

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So this week's par is how could a person see voices? The says they saw voices. So obviously that is an ace. There were so many that this generation experienced. One of them was royen three, the greatest disciple of the grow and the who knows who was the feterma. Who's the feterma? Anybody know? Was he or as I said before? Neither. He was a Reb. And they all three share the same. And they explained this granted every human being with five amazing senses. And these five senses feed him with information. Whatever he knows and experiences comes to him by one of these five senses. sight, sound, smell, taste, and the touching sensation. Ria, which of the five is most reliable, most tangible? Obviously, what you see. When a person says, he means to say there is no question about what I tell you. There is no room for doubt. I actually saw it. And we find that same. If St. Hedden could pass judgment based on testimony that they hear, they definitely could judge a person based on what they saw. Maria have ever however in our little world Shia is far more important than Ria because everything that is holy we never saw neither did others. No human being ever saw plead and says it cannot be No one ever saw but we know he's here. We feel him. We believe in him. We live with him. And it is what our forefathers told us. Nobody ever saw a Malik, but we know they exist. I said nobody ever saw a Malik. The Imra

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1. 0:00So this week's par is how could a person see voices? The says they saw voices.…
2. 1:04as I said before? Neither. He was a Reb. And they all three share the same.…
3. 2:07Obviously, what you see. When a person says, he means to say there is no question…
4. 3:09we never saw neither did others. No human being ever saw plead and says it cannot…
5. 4:16said my great father this saw Malim. How do I know? Because I heard him saying…
6. 5:20[clears throat] we don't know how looks. So to us is far more fundamental, far more…
7. 6:43I said before okay we have one more that and that's and he asks those angels…
8. 7:50He kisses him on the forehead. Now the end of the story was very different says…
9. 8:57because what is a man without is a bundle of bones and flesh. If you don't…
10. 9:57That's the and the writes We should see what we have heard and that it'll be…

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