Shnayim Yomi - Vayera - Sheni - #2 - Rabbi Shay Tahan - How the Angles Deceived Avraham

It says here the men, the angels, the guests went out to Saddam. But before they went to Sedom, it says they gazed towards Saddam. Says, what does he mean gazed toward? Every time the Torah uses such language, something bad is happening. It's not good. Then it says sends them away, he escorts them. He takes them out. He says that Abrau thought they're regular guests. They're people. Why need to say that over? He said that already in the beginning of the story that Abrau didn't know their angels and they thought they are just regular guests. They're regular people. And it seems to uh it seems to be consistent with what it said before. It says in the meshim in the pkim it says that whenever a person does something before he does it once he intends to do something already you see it on his face expression you see a you see something that feel it right away knew if you're going to do a definitely also would know if these people are going to do something bad you get that facial impression that you're going to do something bad there's a certain spirit that goes on That's why Rashi explains to us although they were going to do something bad and would not allow it because was fighting with with and arguing that he should prevent what happened to Sadd butu didn't know about it. You know why even thought they're regular people but they weren't the angels. They were don't get those expressions. They're made of different material. They're not having those facial expression. They don't have the ura. You're not going to know from the fact that they were angels. But didn't know. He thought that they're regular people and they didn't have any of that on them. So therefore just takes them out and sends them on their way.