He has nothing to judge except what his eyes see.
Have a good week, Rabbi. I would appreciate it if you could explain the meaning of the sentence: “A judge has nothing but what his eyes see” in the context of the conduct of normative people (not judges) under conditions of uncertainty.
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The point is that they should use their best judgment and not let the fear of making a mistake deter them. Only the ministering angels are not wrong.
What is the Rabbi's real opinion on the ministering angels? What do you know about them?
(Or was it just a use of the phrase)
I don't know anything about them. For some reason they bother to hide from me every time I approach them. This is a use of the phrase, of course.
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