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What can we learn from a fruit? Right
now, if you want to see the most
beautiful part of a fruit, you have to
cut it in half and you see the entire
fruit,
right?
The outside of the fruit is the peel.
Then you have the body of the fruit and
then you have a shell and then you have
the seeds.
If you want to see all of it, you cut it
in half and you see how beautiful it is.
How beautiful the creation is, how
perfect it is.
>> Yeah.
>> But this
is what we learn about what Hashem is
expecting from a person, both a man and
a woman.
When you cut it in half, you see all
parts of a human being. The peel is the
clothing.
The body of the fruit is the body flesh.
The shell that's protecting the seeds is
the bones
and the seeds is the nama.
Now, what happens if you take an apple
and you take a bite into it, but then
you leave it on the table?
Turns black, right? Or brown.
What is the apple trying to teach us?
Apple's trying to teach us. Hashem
brought me into this world to be to have
my clothes on. As soon as you took a
bite into me, you showed my body to the
rest of the world. I'm looking at
Hashem. I'm very shy. I'm not supposed
to show my body to the rest of the
world. So, it turns brown because it's
shy. It turns brown because it's not
supposed to show his skin to the rest of
the world. Same thing with a human
being. A human being is not supposed to
make their skin public property.
We're not supposed to go on a beach with
our bikinis and with our bathing suits
and walk around like the goen walk
around. We're not supposed to be the
Greeks. The main thing we have to learn
from this is that when we get to shine,
Hashem is going to ask us, "Are you
better than a fruit? I made a fruit and
I made you. Are you better than a
fruit?" And you say, "Yeah, of course. I
have a brain."
And Hashem says, "Okay, then how come
the fruit was smart enough
to be embarrassed when you took off its
clothing, but you weren't?"
That's one of the things we have to
learn, not only to teach ourselves,
teach our children, teach our friends.
Hashem hates za. Hashem hates
promiscuity, show off, and that type of
behavior.
>> And say, "Thank you, for
one, two, three.
1 2 3
Beacious.
