The Door Is Always Open

I married the command side and I got a brother's yesterday on the way to share. Let's put the two things do them up and you remind me says that one of his people that he's very close to went to the cave of the Bnei Sachar. He's sitting there and he sees a davening and crying. He says, I recognize this guy. Wait a minute. I know exactly who this guy is. He waits for the guy to finish and goes over to him afterwards and says, aren't you so and so? He says, yeah. He says, what happened? I recognize you were you were off the derech. You were gone for like 10 years. He says, you're not going to believe it. I was with some guy and this guy tells me, do you know that since you left your parents' house [music] 10 years ago, they not once, not even once did they lock the front door of [music] the house. They're expecting you to come back and when you come back, they don't want the door to be locked. They want you to be able to walk in and realize that you're welcome over here. He says, yeah, that's how much and that that started the process [music] of him coming back. Yoishiv U'Metzapa. The Torah says that God is [music] Yoishiv U'Metzapa. He's waiting for us more than than a father waits for his child. Yoishiv U'Metzapa Hashem Ken An.