Connecting Hachnasat Orchim and Gemilat Chassadim - Rabbi Reuven Taragin

it's an honor to do this video about hashnasat for kolotorokula akhnathat is part of a broader category of we know how important this category is from the mission the beginning of avod which tells us that the world stands on three pillars most people are familiar with the importance of torah jewish life avodah hashem but communal it's important to realize that avatar have nothing on this mission in avo tells us that after the hormone of the vasa miktash we gain kapara through gamil in fact the marian sukadaf tells us that stucco is even greater than karbalas similarly in relation to torah the governor of zarada zainab tells us anyone involved in torah alone and not in german it's as if he has no god you see the great significance of this which is why we always speak about people being golden the torah ulam asymptotic the complete jew is someone involved in torah and in maasentovin specifically we see the significance of from avraham we're not told much in the torah itself about the mitzvot that avraham was making but we're told at length about how he welcomed in these three strangers in the beginning of parshas feyera in fact we're told that he was in the middle of an audience with akersborojo when he looked away not only to service people but looking for people to service learns from here that gedola even more than because avraham chose to look for guests when he was in the middle of an audience with akersburgh how could this be greater than the morale explains that the significance of him is the respect the care we're showing for people created in the image of god so why is it greater than the morale explains none of us see god none of us have a way of relating in actuality to god himself but human beings are people we can actually see and relate to and care for so when we show respect and we are human beings created in the image of god on some level it's greater even than being macabre let's keep this in mind and have it infuse our general relationship with other people and particularly welcoming people in our homes as the missionary says [Music]