Hi,
In the seventh chapter of Yehoshua, a Jew has sinned, harming the nation as a whole. Gd does not tell Yehoshua who has sinned; He leaves it for Yehoshua to figure it out. Why?
"The obligation of exposing evil is placed upon Yehoshua,
not upon Gd. Although in this situation, had Gd spoken first, then bloodshed
would have been avoided, Gd does not remove the responsibility of clarifying
truth from Man, and Gd does not become a 'tale-bearer'. It is part of
the 'Divine image' in Man, and part of the obligation placed upon him
to clarify what has happened. Until he does this, the price will be very high."
(Rabbi Yuval Sherlo, http://shut.moreshet.co.il/shut2.asp?id=73507)
Have a great day,
Mordechai
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
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