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Ki Tisa: Moshe's Benevolent Chutzpah

By Rabbi David Fohrman

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February 13, 2014, 10 PM ET

In this week's parsha, the Jewish people commit the worst sin possible - worshiping a false god - right after God gives them the Torah on Mt. Sinai. In this video, Rabbi Fohrman asks us about a bizarre question that Moshe asks God, "Why, God, should you be angry at your people?" and reminds us that God and the nation of Israel are attached by destiny.

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