Honoring Jewish Parents Has Limitations

is telling us your parents and honoring them is a very very important mitzvah. So important that writes that the entire world was created for Hashem's honor and a person who wishes to honor Hashem should honor his father and mother. It's a very very important mitzvah to honor your parents. But at the same token, you have other mitzvah in such as observing Shabbat and of course learning and keeping and keeping and so on and so forth. So you know you have to honor your parents, but there's also Shabbat and other mitzvah. And if your parents tell you to honor them by dishonoring the mitzvot, by not observing Shabbat, by not eating kosher, by joining them at some non-cooser restaurant or joining them at some non-cooser event like a mixed dancing wedding, all types of beaches, always remember I am God. Meaning, I come before your parents and therefore you have to observe my mitzvot before you honor your parents. So long as your parents are supportive of Torah, or at least they're not against it, honor