It's a Week After Noach What Message Do We Learn From Noach? - Rabbi Mayer Simcha Stromer

every year parsons knock i always feel a little bit bad for noah i feel like he's scrutinized perhaps more so than anybody else and safer voracious i always feel like he gets the short end of the stick and he's being compared to the greatest of all time he's being compared to most sure he's been compared to avraham avinu the mashikhafma well-known tells us that noah started off as an ish kim he was amazing but then at the end of the parsha we know after the flood he became an isha adama mo shirabin on the other hand started out as an ishmitri and eventually he rose and became an ishalo kim and then basha bachman tells us all because moshe abbey was o sikh bizarre we know from rashi and not just russia but many other mufarshim mid russian compared for those in his generation where abram we know david for saddam and it was constantly being osekbutz but it's not just mepharshem and it's not just richonin who kind of call out no way but the navi and yoshai even refers to the mobile as main noah telling us that then that the mobile was almost noah's fault because he didn't daven for those around him the mentor says he didn't rebuke those around him so what happens after the mabu comes barack o commands noah say min to go out from the table the maggot of message understands this to mean the following go about not just from your ark but it's hebrew can also mean a box go beyond your own dalar amos right now you are the avhamongayam you are literally the father of humanity whoever is going to exist is going to be a ben noah everyone le doridoros comes from you and that means you have a responsibility to go to minhativa to go beyond your own dalaras to look beyond to see those around you who needs help who needs compassion who needs to dhaka who needs some we have to go beyond our own dollaramas and constantly look to the right look left to see who needs help who needs there's a jew here in chicago who's a very very successful kirif professional and he himself is about truva and it's an amazing story how he he decided to become from he was working in washington dc he had an internship and he was on his spiritual journey and he said he's going to try out orthodoxy and he became a little bit affiliated with the shul he kept on going to the show every morning he would go for chakras but he didn't own a pair of filling and every single morning he would get the show he would go under the bema and he would take out a pair of filling go to his seat and put the filling on after two three weeks whatever it was of going to shul one day he got to shul and the twillon were already at his seat someone went and took the tillen out he saw him coming to show every single day and another jew said you know what if this guy's coming i'm going to do him a favor he went he took this filling out and he put it on this guy's place and this jew said if people are looking after me people are welcoming me into this place and they're telling me not just welcome to this place but this is your place too this is where i want to be so this person now is being required of dozens and thousands and thousands of people but it's all because one jew in washington dc was the same in hateful he could have just shown up to through his talos over his head and done his thing and left but it wasn't just about that he was constantly looking to see who's around him not just who he can daven for who he can actually help out and that's what he did he went see minha tifa he went beyond his own dollaramas he helped another jew that's what akris brooke was telling noah to do and that's what we all need to do as well [Music]