God rebuked”… , however how many times does the Torah say that God spoke to Moses??? !! , so how can based on Rashi, say God was rebuking Moses? 1) this why context is important. One needed to have read the verses before in order to understand how the “intepretation” is that God is upset at Moses 2) more importantly, boy it would be scary to have God actually tell a person It was angry at that person! 3) wacky and hilarious judaism strikes again So, y’all know how people say “ain mah la asot”? Judaism believes the opposite , and people say “it is what it is”, as if nothing can change? Again Judaism does not believe in that either , Judaism believes in sending a washing machine sized object to the moon and failing at the last moment, but then celebrating the effort and what one gains for trying If people *truly* believe in God as in the God presented in the Torah, then saying “ain mah la a sot”, is basically denying God. If God is what Judaism sa…
God rebuked”… , however how many times does the Torah say that God spoke to Moses??? !! , so how can based on Rashi, say God was rebuking Moses? 1) this why context is important. One needed to have read the verses before in order to understand how the “intepretation” is that God is upset at Moses 2) more importantly, boy it would be scary to have God actually tell a person It was angry at that person! 3) wacky and hilarious judaism strikes again So, y’all know how people say “ain mah la asot”? Judaism believes the opposite , and people say “it is what it is”, as if nothing can change? Again Judaism does not believe in that either , Judaism believes in sending a washing machine sized object to the moon and failing at the last moment, but then celebrating the effort and what one gains for trying If people truly believe in God as in the God presented in the Torah, then saying “ain mah la a sot”, is basically denying God. If God is what Judaism sa…