5 Lessons We Learn From Noach and His Actions - Rabbi Shalom Rosner

pazak says in this week's parshan parsha's noah that hashem tells noah to build a tava assailant built with all the dimensions with all of the raw materials and rashi asked the question why is it that no detail there are many ways that akanesh brokel could have saved noah and his family asks rashi harbai rabbi fasol there's many ways of rabbi fatsala that hashem could have saved noah but one may shriek him for for so long to build the tava kiday shiyaru anche durama below so that the anchi door hammable see what he's involved in a hundred and twenty years vashola they ask him what are you doing for is going to bring a marble and you have to do chuva and in that way it will give them time to do chuva asta bali musser noah was giving a musser schmooze for 120 years one person was inspired he didn't touch the heart of one person that's exactly why hashem told them to build the table for so many years for 120 years and that one person did he touched did he inspire did he bring clothes what is it why was he so unsuccessful says the ramir shapiro whose yard side is zion freshman and this week sesame shapiro let's look at the end of the parsha whenever sparkle decides not to build to bring any more marbles as we know brings in oaths brings an oath to the world eskashi nasati be a non-violence brisbane of enarets a rainbow that's the sign that conspiracy will never destroy the world again why does the rainbow why'd that look at the caches the ramban has one shot ramirez shapiro says what's a kesha's what's a rainbow let's go back to the first question for a second why was it not successful he couldn't inspire even one person it must be cesar mayor shapiro that his heart wasn't in it it must be that he really didn't believe that anybody could be inspired and if a teacher a rebbe a parent doesn't believe in the child or in the student it's ever going to be successful because they're going to see right through the parent or the child or the teacher and realize that they're not believed in the first step in any hashpaa is that the mashpia the teacher the parent the rebbe believes in the student believes that they could do better believe that they could touch that that nakuda inside the heart and in that way inspire it must be no felt that these this generation is so far gone it's never gonna work and that's why he wasn't able to inspire what's a rainbow on the darkest dreariest of days it's cloudy it's dark comes the most beautiful array of colors that nature has to offer says amir shapiro chris brachle was telling noah don't give up on my people don't think it's too dark don't think it's too far look at from the darkness what a beautiful array of colors could come never give up on people that's the message that akash brought who gave no off he wrote something that we as parents as rabayim as as mashpeem always believe in the people we're talking to always realized that there's so much that they could do there's so much that they could accomplish and so many lofty goals that they could reach to hear us on if we believe in them then they could they could believe in themselves and we could inspire them to reach amazing amazing heights have an amazing amazing shabbos