Parsha in the Park - Tzav- Thank you!

Good morning and welcome to para in the park. This week it's parasav. It deals with many different offerings and sacrifices that are brought into the temple. One of them is the toada, the thanksgiving offering that a person brings when he recovers from one type of a problem. He's was in jail and released. He got sick and then got healed. He was in the desert and came out of it alive. He was on a ship and came out of it. We say thank you Hashem. He brings a big offering. He has to invite all of his friends and he announces what happened at the time. You know, he got sick and look how Hashem healed me. Thank you, Hashem. And that's the type of person that we Jews should strive to be. Someone who says, "Thank you often. Thank you, Hashem, for this. Thank you for that. Thank you to the bus driver for taking me even though he's paid. Thank you to the person in the store for ringing my order up or for helping me out." Even if you think maybe the person doesn't deserve it, he's paid to do that. It makes you into a better person by thanking everyone. You want to be a thankful person and not someone that takes everything for granted and thinks it's coming to him. We see that a lot in the kids today in the people in the current generation, they're not thankful. We have to be thankful and we don't have anything coming to us. So everything we get, thank you Hashem. And we learned that from this week's learn that from a lot of places, but one of them is this week's para para. This has been par. This has been para in the park.