On video: Rabbi Pinto (public relations)
In his last lesson at his residence in Bravat, the Rebbe Rabbi Yosiah Pinto referred to those who pretend to be "rabbis" and work to sow discord in Israel and many Danes.
According to Rabbi Pinto: "There are many people who one day became rabbis, they slept at night - they woke up in the morning and suddenly they are rabbis.
Yes, they learned a little - but they base their rabbinate on bad habits, pride and disputes.
And they make partnerships for disputes.
We go to it and talk about the one who did that, it's not much.
It's a mistake and a failure came out of that rabbi," said Rabbi Pinto.
"A person needs to have a proper rabbi.
The Gemara says: No one becomes a policeman below unless he becomes evil above.
"The words of Joel" from Satmar asks, what is the interpretation, after all the Torah says in the interpretation "Judges and policemen shall be given to you in all your gates."
And he replies: A person who takes power for himself by force, here below, without being given the power above - is evil."
"And the meaning," Rabbi Pinto explained, "is not necessarily a policeman who wears a uniform, but a person who takes upon himself a role that was not given to him - and he was not destined for it - so he is evil, and in particular that person who makes disputes with his rabbinate."
Watch the full words of Rabbi Pinto.
David Berger, submitted on behalf of Shuba Israel
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