Moses and Aaron had sent the Israelites for a certain job and then they came back. Moses and Elazar went to greet them. And Moses got angry.
We find three times in the Torah that Moshe becomes angry. He gets angry at them and, as the Midrash makes very clear, after becoming angry with them, Moshe forgets what he was told through prophecy to tell them. We find this three times in the Torah. Moshe got angry, rightfully, so what he was told through prophecy was not done. He got angry, and then he forgot the prophecy he was supposed to give.
From the desk of Michael Berg Staying Connected
Dear friend,
As The Kabbalah Centre continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, it’s important now more than ever that you are informed about the projects happening here. My intention is to write you a letter on a regular basis, letting you know about the initiatives we are working on that are leading us towards fulfilling the most important goal there is: removing pain and suffering from the world.
My hope is that this monthly letter will inspire you to continue to be a part of our mission.
