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It’s Not About What You Get, But What You Give
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Avraham Avinu showed us what yiras Shamayim really means to live for others, not ourselves. A world without awe of Hashem asks, “What can you do for me?” Avraham’s world asks, “What can I do for you?” That’s the essence of giving, kindness, and true godliness. #AvrahamAvinu #Chessed #YirasShamayim #JewishWisdom #Chassidus #Faith #Emunah #AvodasHashem #Kindness #Giving #SpiritualGrowth #Judaism #Shorts
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There's people [music] who see another
person.
Some people in the world look at that
other person and say, "Okay, what could
that [music] person do for me?" Other
people say, "What can I do for them?"
That's called the Yoshim means it's not
just about me. I'm not just here to
take. If you ended up over here, I have
to be mated to you. I have to do
something for you. There's no exchange
where I'm not doing something for you.
What do you need for me? A place that's
devoid of your is a place that says okay
but what you could what could you do for
us was the difference between the people
in that town and the way he viewed guest
he said by you only ask what can you do
for me come to me come to my home it's
just about what can I do for