Why Do Jewish Men Wear Tzitzit? - Rabbi Akiva Fox

cities the Mitzvah cities is a visible tangible way to remind us human beings the Jewish people that God is watching us the word sits actually means to look at or to watch to remind us that wherever we are and whatever we do God is watching us but it's more than that it's a beggin it's clothing that we envelop ourselves we surround ourselves with kedusha with sanctity with Mitzvah but also it's like a badge of glory it's like a uniform of dignity of pride that we wear as princes as the chosen people that we wear as God's superior beings that we are that mankind is in the world that it reminds us that we're not animals we don't perceive the world with an animalistic naked eye but on the contrary we use the mind's eye to see God in the world so it's not just how God perceives us but how we see and perceive God in the world [Music]