Honor For The Sake Of HaShem | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

[music] Yahweh says in par 14, [music] "Anyone who increases and lowers his own, [music] his own kavod increases and sham increases. But anyone who increases his own kav whether it be for the sake of salary, the sake of reputation and so on [music] and lowers, his kavod will be lowered and sham will increase either way. [music] explanation. Anyone that cares more about the honor of Hashem than their own honor, the reward for that will be in this world and the next where Hashem will give them more honor and Hashem's honor will increase nonetheless because they worried about Hashem's honor and not their own honor. Which means that sometimes to honor Hashem, you have to embarrass yourself a little bit. But you embarrass yourself. Not because you want to pretend like you're some or you embarrass yourself for the sake of Hashem. How? You go and you protest for the sake of Hashem. You go and you talk about things that are uncomfortable for the sake of Hashem. You go and do things for the sake of Hashem. Why? Because the name of Hashem is everything. Without Hashem, we're nothing. And you're going to fight for the sake of Hashem. Even if that means they're going to insult you and call you 500 times a day and call you names and make fun of you and write articles about you and they're going to kick you out and they're gonna kick you in and all types of things. You don't care. Oh, hem. That's all you care about. Anyone that cares about more than his own, the reward is his will increase and shim will increase. But on the other hand, anyone that only cares about his cavode or her cavode. How so? Ah, listen. As long as they pay me, I'll do it. Ah, as long as they say, I'll do it. Ah, as long as they recognize me, I'll do it. What about Hashem? No, Hashem understands. I need to do it. Ah, so your kavod is more important than Hashem's kavod. The punishment will also be in this world than the next. How? your kavod will disintegrate and hashem's kav will increase anyway. [music] Meaning there's nothing you can do to lower hashem's kav. Hashem's kav will always increase. But your kavad because you didn't care about hashem's kabod will decrease. Ela gives two examples. Two examples that when I first heard them I was shocked. I hope you have the same effect. [music] He gives two examples of what he just said, one on each side. [music] Real stories. Next time you see a lean, you could ask him if it was real. The says there was a person at a shul with his son. And while they were praying halal, his son was saying foolish things against Hashem. The people rebuked the father. No. say something to your kid. The pilot said, "No, no, come on. Come on. Leave him alone. He's just a kid." And this continued for eight days in a row. Sukkot. Every day they're saying Al. And the kid, you know, the Al is glorifying Hashem. Glorifying Hashem. The highest glorification of name. That's what Al is. And a kid every time they're saying Hashem is amazing, he says, "Ah, not so amazing. [music] Hashem is the best." Ah, not the best. He thinks IT'S CUTE, THINKS IT'S FUNNY. And they tell him, "No, come on. Tell your son something." No, no, come on. He's just a kid. Leave him alone. Leave him alone. Eight days in a row. Elawa Navi himself says the year was not complete. Before that man died, his wife died, that son died, his grandkids died. A total of 15 people in his family died, leaving only two people that survived, one and one disabled in the same year. Why? Didn't respect's name. Didn't respect name. Why? I just didn't rebuke my son. Okay, you just didn't rebuke your son. 15 people died. No, you shouldn't say that. I didn't say that. Y said that. I'm just reading. I want to read it. God gave me the chapter. On the other hand, a person in Yawi says they got to a section of the prayer. It says kadosh kad kad. that this person was quiet the whole time. No one knows who he is. Quiet. Didn't say a thing. They got to the section of Kadosh. Kadosh. HE STARTED YELLING KADOSH. KAD LIKE SCREAMING. WHOA. WHOA. WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU? I didn't even know you were here the whole time. You're screaming. Relax, buddy. Relax. Relax. We have to scream kad. Take it easy. Take a What are you? We're here. We're here. You're not in the mountain. take a chill pill with your religiosity. The poor guy says to them, "I don't know how to read. I don't know how to write. I don't know how to learn. And I don't know how to pray. All I know how to do is say kad and you're going to take that away from me." says it wasn't a year before this person was asked to move to in the meet the man the leader over there he had married a good woman had amazing kids all became why he said kadosh kadisha so while sometimes we think sometimes we think that doesn't need us to honor him. Apparently, we're wrong. Apparently, we're wrong. Now, you see, many times when a person [music] fights for the honor of Hashem, [music] people will go against him. Insulting Hashem, not as many This also tells us a little bit of the status of where we are as a society. But it's important for us to know that if you want to fight for the sake of Hashem's honor every day, you have to learn Tawa [music] cuz you have to know why you what you fighting for, why you fight. You have to fall in love with a You cannot fall in love with a without learning his Torah. Because when a person simply thinks of Torah without learning Torah, he will always arrive at the wrong conclusion. Hashem for more. 1 2 3 1 2 3 >> [screaming] >> Be patient. [music]