There Are No Small Mitzvot

that people don't understand is that the Greeks were very smart people. Very, very smart people. So, how come these smart people were so stupid at the same time? Because they didn't think that cares about the small stuff. They thought, "Yeah, God's too big to care about my small little problem. God's too big to care about whether I do God's too big to care about kosher. He's too big. He's got a lot of stuff going on." Unfortunately, that's us, too. We think that is too big to care about the small stuff, but in reality, that's what makes him big because he does care about the small stuff. If instead of saying to okay, what do I need to do in order to help these guests, these three Arabs that came they didn't know they were him. These three Arabs came, they're visitors. Instead of going and setting up a whole feast for these people, she would have said, "You know what? You do it. I'm I'm tired. I'm tired. If if said, "I'm tired today." If Rebecca when came said, "What? Water? No, it's over there. Get it on your own. It's over there. Yeah, make a right, make a left. Go over there. What? I'm 3 years old. What do you want from my life?" Go over there. Wash. If she said, "I'm tired." She said, "I'm tired." If she doesn't Guess what? She wouldn't be She wouldn't be She wouldn't be She wouldn't be Our would would not be our They would just be some person that existed that you never heard about. If we're tired when it comes to what? Guess what? We're not going to be the people that wants. So, every little thing is not little. It's big. In his eyes, it's big. That's what makes a person. A righteous person is measured on the small stuff, not the big stuff. What do you do on the small stuff? Do you care about the small stuff like the big stuff? So, this is what a person needs to know. When it comes to watching your eyes, it's not just about watching your eyes when the rabbi is next to you. It's easy to watch your eyes when the rabbi's next to you. Oh, yeah, for the rabbi never look. Never look for the rabbi much. For the rabbi it's no. Just for the rabbi. Well, he's covering. No. Watching your eyes about the Karim is when no one's looking. And you're on a computer by yourself at night at 3:00 in the morning. What are you looking at? When you The video went on by itself. Malach Hamavet went inside, pressed on YouTube. Malach Hamavet pressed on YouTube. You have a chance. No one's there. Wife went on vacation. Everybody's on vacation. You're at 3:00 in the morning by yourself. What are you going to do? You have a chance. They just invited you to a party and she sent you a dress for $5,000, but you know it's not a modest dress. You know it's not a modest dress. You're going to wear it cuz it's $5,000? It's the small stuff that's big. So, that's it. That's That's what we're measured by. If a person wants to have a good world in this world and the next, they're going to be They'll take everything seriously. Everything.