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Lech Lecha 5786
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went ahead and went to the mountain.
So Abra went and he traveled and when he
got to his place of that he wanted to
stay a he went ahead and pitched his
tent and this was
it gives us where it where it was
there's an interesting
on that oh means his tent
but rather than having olive he lit v
which mean his tent it's lit it's ice oh
so this is a cross example it's written
one word one way but it's read another
way it's written oh hello but it's it's
it's pronounced oh but it's written oh
her tent so what is it was it his tent
was it her tenti
goes ahead and points this out Oh
with a hey
as shal. The terror is trying to tell us
over here
that first au
pitched her tent and after he pitched
her tent he pitched his tent. Now why is
that?
So one of the commentaries on Rashi
called the lavusha
says the reason Aroma pitched her tent
and not her first is because Sora was a
senua a very very modest person a very
private person a person that uh did not
show off uh did flaunt did not flaunt
her beauty or riches or anything else
and was this that was the essence of sor
that's what the basik
uh in fact says that our Romanu didn't
realize realize how be beautiful she was
because she because of her sne for to
for to have to wait for him to pitch his
tent and then her tent means she'd have
to stay outside
that was uncomfortable for her she's
such a senua such a private person that
she didn't want he he said she probably
didn't want to do that and Therefore, he
went ahead and pitched her tent and then
put up his tent. Now, I've never put up
a tent in my life. Uh, but I assumed
that this is not something that takes
several hours. Maybe it takes half hour
at the most, if that much.
So, what's the big deal? So, Sora has to
wait outside
without shelter for whatever it is, half
hour, an hour.
The answer is because Aroavinu was so
sensitive to his wife's needs
and among all the things that we're
supposed to learn from au in these paras
is not only to be the etc etc but it's
to be the sensitive spouse
and Aroma knowing how sensitive Sor was
going to take care of her needs and her
tent. and her privacy before I go ahead
and and and take care of mine.
And that's a lesson for all of us, both
men and women, to be sensitive
to our spouses and especially men have
to be very sensitive their to their wife
needs. You know there's a Gomorrah in
the south.
Person has to be very very sensitive and
careful about the cover of his wife.
You want braha to be to reside in your
house in every in terms of everything
in in health and everything you want to
reside. Who doesn't want brahas in this
house?
says
because of her. So, you want to go ahead
and bring to your house, take care of
your wife, be sensitive to your wife. Be
careful with the covet of your wife.
That's a schooler. You know, Rabbi say
we lived in our day and age in the in
the era of of schoolers. school for
this, school for that, school for this.
You know, this is a gamorra.
This is a PK.
You want to ba? You want to have
in your parnosa, in your whole house, in
how you raise your children, here's a
schooler.
Take care of the of your wife. be
sensitive to all of her needs and then
will follow
because of her.