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How can Moshe be called the most modest person when he knew he was the greatest leader? True modesty means being secure in your own identity while recognizing that every person has unique qualities you lack. This allows you to genuinely respect others and give them their proper honor.
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Why does Moshe complain that leading the Jewish people requires accepting being "stoned and cursed"? The shiur develops that parenting naturally involves conflict because children feel rejected when forced from the security of dependency into independence. The Torah's solution combines humility (patience for their struggles) with being an "ish milchamah" — giving measured responses that help rather than becoming an aggressor.
