Zimri

That's only out of their generosity, but they're They themselves are personally entitled to it, and that's learned from the letter He.

The people who Darshan, difficult to understand Pesukim, used to say, That hazroa that you give to the Kohanim is k'nege the yad of Pinchas that took the spear to stab Zimri and the Midyanis.

And that's why it says, The l'chayayim that are given to the Kohanim are k'nege tefillah, the tefillah that Pinchas davened to stop the mageifa.

K'eva is k'mashma'a.

Keva, what about the stomach? It's a little bit easier.

When Pinchas killed Zimri and Kazbi, who were publicly desecrating on Kaddish Baruch Hu, ultimately by engaging in a public act of immorality, how did he kill them? He speared them through the stomach.

He speared them through the stomach.

So ultimately, again, Kohanim are given the stomach ultimately again through the Matonos.

Why did the Kohenim get these batonos? Because of the great act that Pinchas did.

Because how was Pinchas because he took the spear, and he speared Cosby and Zimri over there, and he killed them to defend God's Torah.

Why did he give the Zeruah to the Kohen? Because of Pinchas' great act that he did with his hand, with his right hand.

He took the spear in his hand, so because of that head, that's why he was Zohar, that his descendants get the right shoulder, the right foreleg of the animal.

means nuts, the ones who knew how to untie the knots.

They said, you know how we know that the Zeruiah is only the right side, because there's a reason as to why did God give the Kahanim the Zeruiah in the cave? Why is it? And it's connected to the story of Pinchas, when he killed Zimri and the first Cosby.

Now what, the Zeruiah He took the spear in his hand.

Now when Pinchas took the spear in his hand, which hand did he have it in? In the right hand when you go to war.

Where do you see that from? He used his hands for the good things.

He took the sword spear in his hand to kill Zimri and Kozbi.

He uses his hand for good things.

They get the hand.

Where do you see that from? He used his hands for the good things.

He took the sword spear in his hand to kill Zimri and Kozbi.

He uses his hand for good things.

They get the hand.

So now we have a scene, a very prominent young man, a head of a tribe.

His name is Zimri, and he is publicly getting involved in what is prohibited by the Torah, and he's cheered on by a huge group of onlookers, and it all happens right in the middle of the Jewish camp.

So comes a person whose name is Pinchas, who was the grandson of Aaron HaKohen, the high priest, and he remembers that there is a law that just like when you witness a murder right in front of your eyes, you are allowed to take the law into your own hands and kill the murderer.

The same thing when you are witnessing sexual impropriety right in front of your eyes.

Because the Jewish law in many ways compares prohibited intimate relationships to murder.

You cannot take the law into your own hands afterwards, just like you are not allowed to kill the assailant of the murder that you witnessed a couple minutes ago, but you are allowed to do it at that time in the act.

So Pinchas kills this man, Zimri.

And by the way, when he's doing it, he is literally risking his life because the crowd of onlookers who were cheering them on was actually about to murder him.