The Revelation of the Torah at Sinai vs. the worship of other Gods

Substance vs. Form … נמשל כנגד משל. Confusing the metaphor of the golden Ark for its Oral Torah interpretation as taught in the Book of D’varim 5th Book of the Torah 30:12 – השם “לא בשמים היא”.

The Talmud instructs that the mitzva of tefillah stands different from avoda zara prayer in that tefillah a matter of the heart while Goyim prayer to their God directed unto Heaven. Herein explains how the “story” of the Tabernacle and its vessels differentiates from the Names of God in the first Book of the Torah from the revelation of God at Sinai. Just as Moshe the most humble of all men – based upon HaShem the most humble of the Gods!

HaShem a local tribal god which only Israel accepted at Sinai to this very day. Post Sinai HaShem dwells within the Yatzir Ha-Tov within the hearts of Israel the chosen Cohen people alone. All other Gods live in the Heavens above. Hence the Torah says that Avraham called unto his god by the name El Shaddai and did not know the Name HaShem because he lived before the revelation of the Torah at Sinai.

Jewish assimilation & intermarriage with Goyim who never accepted the revelation of the Torah at Sinai which permanently established the chosen Cohen people, and defines the mitzva to eternally war against Amalek/anti-semitism from generation to generation.

Recently encountered a Trump Derangement Syndrome Jewish…

Recently encountered a Trump Derangement Syndrome Jewish person in Israel who hates the Jewish state.

Shakespeare: The Merchant of Venice — Shylock, a Jewish moneylender: “If you prick us, do we not bleed?” This line reflects a powerful statement against discrimination and prejudice; it argues for the commonality of the human of Man – regardless of background or religion. The Play Macbeth likewise has a similar theme which explores the human condition of arrogant racism, guilt, and fraudulent morality, so common as the defining characteristic among European societies which culminated in the Shoah.

Recently encountered a Trump Derangement Syndrome Jewish person in Israel who hates the Jewish state.

Shakespeare: The Merchant of Venice — Shylock, a Jewish moneylender: “If you prick us, do we not bleed?” This line reflects a powerful statement against discrimination and prejudice; it argues for the commonality of the human of Man – regardless of background or religion. The Play Macbeth likewise has a similar theme which explores the human condition of arrogant racism, guilt, and fraudulent morality, so common as the defining characteristic among European societies which culminated in the Shoah.