What do You Know about the Avos? | Rabbi Avrum Mordche Malach

[music] Did you ever had this thought? How could it be? I was already [music] mabo myself. I was already on such a good stage and here again the same challenge. Not even the same challenge, much worse. I was already on such a good place. How did I fall again? The boys, I I remind myself when I was a child, we used to play with a game called the timeout. I don't know if you remember, people my age remember the timeout. Years later, it started to progress more and more. It became the Nintendo and then the Game Boy. The game is that you play on level one. And every game has his challenge, whatever you have to do. After a certain amount of points, let's say you got 500 points. Wow, you did it. Now level two is starting. It's becoming harder. And then after another,000 points, your Zoya to get to level three, which means even harder than level two. And after a few minutes, level four, level five, and if you could do it till level 10, level 12. Wow, you were the king of the class. Now I am asking the question, I can't understand. I was such a good boy. I make 500 points on timeout. Why shouldn't level two become easier? I did so nice. Give it to me easy. And everybody understands the nicest prize I [music] could give a kid after 500 points of success. Give him a bigger challenge. Give him a greater soy. He should go through this challenge. And if he's going to do this with success, the next prize will be even a [music] bigger challenge. Rabai, we are now in the parishes of the overse. Sometimes we think to ourselves, [music] you know, we know so little about the overse of Ramino. So many parishes about we don't even know there's not even one medish describes what was the seday of what [music] time did he wake up in the morning which did what did he eat for breakfast what did he learn which was he learning how many hours a day did he learn what did he do afternoon [music] where was his sh we don't know too many details in you know what we know we only know in au [music] 10 stories that's it 10 challenges That's all. We don't even have [music] one single story in the Toyota from a Vavinu sitting on the couch resting having a good time with his friends having good time with his family. Not enough. [music] You know why not? Because it's none of our business. The Torah is telling us only [music] stories of because the of the that's what made them to be these challenges is level two level three the were by level who knows what we can't even imagine that they became [music] the but we should know we in our life every challenge that we have that means Hashem trusted us with a new Nissan, a new challenge. You know why? You're upper level. It's not, "Wow, I was in such a good place and now I fell back." You never fall back. [music] You fall further. You go to level three, level four, level five. We should know always. [music] We're going only higher and higher. >> [music]