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"Great Power": The Tzaddik surprised and honored the sick widow's son
Why did the Tzaddik choose to put a simple person next to him?
This is how the worshipers wondered and it was explained: because that person left everything to take care of his mother and this is a mitzvah that has great power in it.
Through this story, Rabbi Pinto explained in his lesson the Torah portion of the week, the Torah portion of Vira
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David Berger, in collaboration with Shuva Israel
Monday, 18 October 2021, 09:38 Updated: 09:47
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Sometimes we do not understand the immense power of a good deed, even an act that seems simple to us. The Admor Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto extended this in his lesson and said that from this week's Parshas, Parshas Vayra, one learns a great foundation and that every person should put before his eyes, that every mitzvah and even the smallest, has a great virtue and power, which many worlds do not stand by One commandment and even if it seems to a very small person.
Rabbi Pinto explained that this was what happened to our ancestor Abraham, when he admitted guests even though they thought they were Arabs, and in practice they were angels. water". You believe in work and toil and you were far from Gd, what would you say how at such an age after a complete distance from Gd, we would go on a good path? What can we benefit and achieve?
Abraham answers: You will learn from the water, from one mitzvah of draining the water.
Rest and rejoice great joy.
And now, wash your feet from iniquity and evil deeds, and walk in the way of the Lord, in the way of good deeds.
One should know that every mitzvah has a very great power and there is no beginning and no end to the reward and virtue of each mitzvah.
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The Tzaddik chose the one who left everything for his mother (Photo: ShutterStock)
Rabbi Pinto shed light on this by an act that was, and thus he said: And before my eyes, at all times, the Dinkota version, in the synagogue where our holy elder Rabbi Moshe Aharon Pinto zatzokal would pray, would make sure to honor a great honor a simple man and would seat him in the east In the chair next to him. And on one of the Sabbaths, at the Sabbath meal, they stood and asked the Tzaddik why he respects this person so, neither a wise student nor any special interest, a Jew like all the Jews? He answered and said to them: This man, his mother is a sick widow, who can not do anything on her own and he has left his job and devoted his whole life to one mitzvah - the honor of the mother and devotion to his mother. Said our old teacher - I respect him with great respect for this great mitzvah, which he observes with all his might.
Every mitzvah has a very great power and the person does not know at what time and for what time the mitzvah that he observes will stand with him, Rabbi Pinto concluded and added that "Blessed be God, God has granted us to strive to increase Torah and certainly, even our health is not the best, try to gratify Liotzrino and do the will Boraino, and fix came not spoil.
pray we Maomka Dliba, thanks to commands so the Lord will give strength and success to all who attempt holy community captivating Israel, and save them from the bad sinners and Hmhtiaim and open exchange Heaven, and the right of fathers will protect them and we will have complete redemption soon. "
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