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Rav Meyer Yedid on Building a World of Kindness - Part 1 G-d's Perfect World
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V Dewey my nephew lotta pine the Villa
Mella says coal or hot ash em all the
roads to Hashem of God has said via met
they are kindness and this truth I would
like to spend a few minutes tonight to
find out exactly what the Villa Mella
was talking about and as we will see
it's very much related to the Parishad
that we read this morning I'd like to
first bring you back a few Parishad
Parishad Valera Avraham Avinu
is an old man who just had his Brit
Milah he's in pain as a result the
pursuit says that Hashem made it very
hot so hot that no travelers would be
able to walk and therefore Avraham would
have a few hours of rest from his daily
schedule of hosting guests but then let
me sook tells us that Abraham was
actually in pain here Shep it aha ah
hell he was more in pain about not
having guests than he was because of his
physical pain so what did God do he sent
three angels to come visit him these
angels came in the form of humans so
Abraham did not know they were angels
they thought he thought they were
regular travelers
traveling in the heat and avraham wound
and he ran after them there's a few
questions on this story I know everybody
probably has heard of the story but as a
few difficult questions on the story
number one we know the way God runs the
world he runs it
a Pete Eva Tara means nature God does
not run a world with miracles where
things are changing every moment there's
a said there there's an order to this
world
miracles are done only on a need basis
when there's a necessity like when the
Jewish people were becoming a nation in
Egypt there was a necessity for miracles
or miracles based on the situation but
miracles are not the normal way of God
running this world an angel coming to
visit us is considered not nature that's
miracle in this situation it doesn't
seem that a miracle was needed because
Avraham Avinu could have gotten regular
humans this visit him all God had to do
is lower the temperature the reason why
they weren't coming is because it was
hot if God would lower the temperature
then they would come like a normal day
so why did God leave it hot he left it
to be very hot and he sent angels why
not leave the world in its normal nature
what was the great necessity here for a
miracle and perhaps a bigger question
the second question we know that why
three angels were sent how come in tell
us one of them came to give Avraham and
Sarah the great news that they're going
to have a child after so many years tens
of years without children the second one
came to heal Avraham Avinu as we know
every
could only do one mission because the
essence of an angel is his mission
that's what he's about and the third one
came to destroy Saddam why he stopped by
Abraham was a different class so the
question is if God wanted to send these
angels in order for each one to do their
job what's the connection to them
visiting him meaning if God wants
visitors for Avraham and he wanted to do
it through angels okay for whatever
reason so send an angel send an angel
that's free that has no other job but to
visit Avraham why would he pick the same
angel that's going to tell him the news
and to heal him to be the one that's
going to be his guests
Davina Miller says entailing Alam has
said even the world was created was
built on kindness simply it means that
the only reason why we exist in this
world we did not make ourselves this is
something we all can agree to God made
us he doesn't need us he doesn't need
anything from us whatever we can give
him is because he gave it to us first
there's nothing we can do for him so why
did God make the world he made it
because God has a media of kindness
kindness means doing something for
someone other than yourself all I'm has
said Ye Bunny the world was created
because of God's maida of Hesed but
there's another meaning to that puzzle
it's not just why the world was created
it's the way the world will be built
every person that was created has their
own world to build all of us came into
this world as infants and we need to
build ourselves we need to build our
actions we need to build our wisdom
we need to build our character we need
to build ourselves in so many ways our
lamb has said you bunny the most
important the most critical area that's
going to help us build our world each
one of us is the media of hesed of
kindness of doing for others just like
we see by God we are here to emulate God
and the greatest way we can emulate him
is by creating and doing for others like
he did for us that's by the way we find
the two areas of destruction of the
Torah my bull and Saddam both of them
had to do with lack of kindness when
there's no kindness in the world there's
no reason for the world to exist the
Hafetz Hayyim writes that if we look at
the world we will see that the way the
world was built we could learn so much
from the way God made the world that has
said is a critical part of this world
because if you look at every single
person we all all of us need somebody
sometime in life when we're born were
infants as humans we cannot survive on
our own we need someone to help us we'd
some wants to feed us someone to protect
us someone's to help us walk and then we
get older we need someone to give us
money for poor what we need alone
if we're needy for that time oh we need
someone who's gonna help us physically
for not feeling well god forbid a person
has this seem huh you have a wedding you
need people to celebrate with you you
can't celebrate by yourself lorilynn of
a person is an absolute he need someone
to come visit a person gets older he
needs help from his children from his
friends so throughout our lifetime we
always need people we need someone to
come and help us this is not by accident
big one there's poor people in the world
people who need money or advice or other
things it's not by accident the world
would not be perfect like some others
say if there would be no poverty you'll
be a perfect world no it wouldn't
God knows how to make a perfect world he
made the world just right because the
purpose of this world and the way we're
going to build ourselves in this world
is through opportunities of kindness if
everyone was self-sufficient and no one
ever needed our help
how would we be able to do for others so
therefore God made every person have the
ability to help other people in so many
ways with advice with money with
physical help with a kind word with a
smile olam has said he bunny the world
will be built on our kindness in fact a
besom life says that the torah begins
with Hesed and ends with Hesed in the
beginning we find that God made clothing
for Adam and hava God Himself made them
clothing that's hazard at the end of the
Torah we find that Moshe Rabbeinu was
buried by God himself by a keyboard
October guy we seek how kindness again a
rabbis ask what is the be sin light
coming to teach us every child could
open up the Torah and see that the
beginning this kindness and at the end
this kindness what exactly is the great
a douche of Ribisi life so they answer
that a besom life was telling us
something about the entire Torah if you
open a book and you see the beginning
his kindness and the endless kindness so
you understand that the entire 7 is
about Hesed one of the great rabbis of
the last few hundred years of urakami
writes he says and I'll say in my own
words he says imagine you have a person
who has God forbid no finger
so you would say that's a person with no
finger person has no leg it's a person
with no leg with no eye with no I it's a
person without an eye or we have two
eyes but it's a person what would you
say if there's a person who had no spine
what would you say about that person a
person who has no spine
would you say that's a person that is
fine it's not a person if you have no
spine you're not a person this is what a
besom line means that the word the torah
begins with hence and ends with hesed
he's teaching us that just like in the
physical there's a spine that's the main
part of the person so to the main part
of the spiritual person is Hesed which
means if a person has all the meets vote
but it's missing one Mitzvah he's not so
good in this area or that area he's
still called a spiritual person but if
you're missing Hesed if you're missing
kindness in your life if you say no what
kindness is not for me that's not my
thing I learned Torah I do this I do
that but I don't do Hesed Shabbat
modesty I do all those things I said
it's just not my area
that's not my specialty this is a person
who has no spine which means he's got
nothing you could say that in other
Mitzvahed but not my hesed or lamb has
said you by name