బంగారు దూడ || Ki Tisa || Making of the Golden Calf || Exodus || Telugu || скачать в хорошем качестве

బంగారు దూడ || Ki Tisa || Making of the Golden Calf || Exodus || Telugu ||

📚 Sources for Parashat Ki Tisa — A Cinematic Torah Film “The Shattered Covenant” 🟥 1. Moses on Sinai — The Forty Days Shemot / Exodus 24:18 Shemot / Exodus 32:1 Rashi on Exodus 32:1 Shabbat 89a 🟧 2. The Miscalculation of the Forty Days Rashi on Exodus 32:1 Shabbat 89a Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer 45 🟨 3. Satan’s Vision — The Illusion of Moses’ Death Shabbat 89a Midrash Tanchuma, Ki Tisa 19 Shemot Rabbah 41:7 🟩 4. Aaron and Hur — The Leaders Left in Charge Shemot / Exodus 24:14 Sanhedrin 7a Shemot Rabbah 41:7 🟦 5. Hur’s Opposition and Death Sanhedrin 7a Shemot Rabbah 41:7 Tanchuma, Ki Tisa 19 🟪 6. “Make Us a God” — A Mediator, Not a Replacement Shemot / Exodus 32:1 Rashi Commentary Kuzari I:97 Shemot Rabbah 42:1 🌑 7. The Mixed Multitude — Instigators of the Sin Shemot / Exodus 12:38 Shemot Rabbah 42:6 Zohar II:191a 🔥 8. Why a Calf? The Egyptian God Apis Shemot Rabbah 42:6 Ramban on Exodus 32:4 Historical Egyptian worship of the Apis bull 🕯️ 9. Aaron’s Attempt to Delay the People Shemot / Exodus 32:2–5 Rashi Commentary Shemot Rabbah 41:7 💔 10. The Shattering of the Tablets Shemot / Exodus 32:19 Shabbat 87a Shemot Rabbah 43:1 💍 11. Sinai as a Wedding Taanit 26b Midrash Tanchuma, Ki Tisa 30 Shemot Rabbah 43:1 📜 12. The Tablets as the Marriage Contract Taanit 26b Midrash Rabbah 43:1 Zohar II:193a ✨ Purpose of This Film This cinematic short explores Parashat Ki Tisa not merely as the story of the Golden Calf — but as the moment when the covenant between God and Israel was nearly destroyed before it began. Drawing from Tanach, Talmud, Midrash, and traditional rabbinic teachings, this film reveals: Why the people miscalculated the forty days How fear and uncertainty led to chaos Why Hur was killed while trying to stop the people Why Aaron attempted to delay rather than confront them directly Why the Golden Calf resembled an Egyptian deity Why Moses shattered the tablets At Sinai, the covenant was not only a law. It was a marriage. God stood as the bridegroom. Israel stood as the bride. And Moses stood between them as the one who united them. The tablets were their marriage contract. By breaking them, Moses did not destroy the covenant. He protected it. Because completing the covenant at that moment would have turned sin into betrayal. And betrayal wounds deeper than failure. True leadership is not driven by anger. It is driven by responsibility. To seek God is noble. But protecting the relationship once it exists is even more sacred. 🔗 Presented by Beth EL Torah India Bringing the depth of Torah, Midrash, and Jewish mystical tradition to life through film. 🎥 Weekly uploads: Short films • In-depth teachings • Meditations from the Word 🔔 Subscribe, learn, and walk deeper into truth. 🔖 Hashtags #TorahTruth #NoahideWisdom #JewishTeachings #TrueBible #HebrewMysteries #BethELTorahIndia #ParashatBo #Exodus #Redemption #Freedom #identity Credits: Visuals sourced from Bible Scenes (YouTube:    / @biblescenes   | Website: https://bible-scenes.com/). Used under Creative Commons Attribution license. Modifications may have been made. All rights remain with the original creators. 🤝 Stay Connected 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1YdGaj... 💬 WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/K7Ctkhh1K47... 📧 Email: pas.obadiah@gmail.com 📱 WhatsApp: +91-8885017177 © Channel Information Public Relations: BethEL Torah India תקשורת ויח"צ: בית אל תורה הודו 📧 Email: bethelsynagogueindia@gmail.com pas.obadiah@gmail.com 📱 WhatsApp: +91-8885017177 © 2025 BethEL Torah India. All rights reserved. This channel and all its contents — including video teachings, audio, thumbnails, and written descriptions — are the intellectual property of BethEL Torah India. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content without written permission is strictly prohibited. For permissions, collaborations, or translation rights, please contact: 📧 bethelsynagogueindia@gmail.com 📧 pas.obadiah@gmail.com