He ended up hitting a rock, and the rock that he did hit was the right rock. Rabbi Moshe Ben Nachman says that Moses' sin was that he made it seem as if he was creating this miracle rather than G-d making the water pour. Instead of saying "Shall we fetch you water," Moses should have said "shall Hashem?" making it clear that Hashem was the creator of the miracle...
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Instead of saying "Shall we fetch you water," Moses should have said "shall Hashem?" making it clear that Hashem was the creator of the miracle. Because of Moses' choice of words, the people mistakenly thought that Moses had drawn water, and by this Moses had failed to sanctify G-d's name. According to Rabbi Moshe Ben Miamon, the main sin of Moses was the language that he was using when he spoke to the Jewish people...
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