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6 Shevat 5786 - 12 Shevat 5786

January 24, 2026

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January 30, 2026

 

 

DVAR TORAH

         

 

A faultfinder will try to find something wrong in every situation and this causes much harm.   

 The Pusuk in Chapter 11 Verse 4 begins "AND MOSHE SAID THIS IS WHAT THE ALMIGHTY SAID, AROUND MIDNIGHT I WILL GO OUT IN THE MIDST OF EGYPT AND ALL THE FIRSTBORN IN THE LAND OF EGYPT WILL DIE."

     Rashi comments that the Almighty actually told Moshe that exactly at midnight He would cause the plague of the death of the firstborn. Nevertheless, when Moshe repeated this to the Egyptians, he said "around midnight." Since mortals can easily make an error, if Moshe would have said "at midnight" and the plague took place a moment before or after midnight they would have said that Moshe was a liar.

     This is amazing. They had already suffered nine plagues after Moshe's warnings. In this last plague only, the firstborn would die. What is the difference if the plague of the first born happened exactly at midnight or a few minutes before or after? We see here the power of a person to find fault with someone else if he seeks to find fault. Moshe was absolutely correct in predicting the nature of this most bizarre and destructive plague. The odds against this being by chance were staggering. He was also very close to the right time even according to the Egyptians. Moreover, they should have realized that perhaps they were the ones making the mistake and not Moshe. Nevertheless, since they wanted to find fault with what Moshe said, they would have considered this minor discrepancy a total lie and would have claimed that Moshe was a liar.

     There are people who take pleasure in finding fault with others. They are experts at finding inconsistencies in what people say and do. It is almost impossible to meet their standards. Just as the Egyptians were able to call Moshe a liar - an extreme term - for what they considered to be a mistake, so too faultfinders use strong language to condemn and belittle their victims. They do this either because they are perfectionists or as a means of gaining power. Living with such a person can cause suffering, especially for someone who is very sensitive. Such a person must learn to find the good in what others do. Even if he is not able to master that wonderful trait, he still needs to develop a sense of proportion. If a person does something which is basically right and proper, acknowledge this even if you do point out the errors that still remain. Realize there is always the possibility that you are making a mistake. Then you will be much gentler when you correct others. Because of the harm caused by this negative tendency, it is crucial to work on overcoming it.

     Learn to compliment others and you will lead a friendlier and happier life.

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