The Satan's Deceptions | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

But my believe it's in Avodah Zarah, it mentions that the Malach Hamavet has seven names according [music] to David Hamelech, Hamelech, Avraham, Yitzchak, Yaakov. Each called him a different name. But then a different Gemara says that he has other names. Other names meaning that what are these other names? Why do we care about the names of the Satan, the Malach Hamavet, this is that he has a million and a half different ways that he can fool us into doing the wrong thing by making us think it's a mitzvah. So for example, somebody came to the the Satmar Rebbe and told him "Kvod Harav, >> [music] >> I have a problem. I have a daughter that needs to get married, but I don't have the money. I need to get $5,000 together to get my daughter married. I don't have any money. What could I do?" The Rebbe "Don't worry." Put his hand in his pocket, took out $1, gave it to him and says "B'hatzlacha." He says "Thank you, Rebbe. I know this dollar is going to have blessing b'ezrat Hashem, naseh v'natzliach. Thank you, Rebbe." He leaves. The next day, same guy comes crying hysterical. "Rebbe, I can't believe it. You never going to I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm back." Rebbe says "What? You didn't get the money?" He goes "No, no. Shevach Shmo, after I got the dollar, everybody started donating to me." "How much?" "Your dollar was blessing." "So you got all the money?" "So got all the money." Says "Why you back?" He says "Soon as I got home, I got the money. I said to my daughter 'Baruch Hashem, we have the money. We get married now. You get married.' She says 'Abba, I'm not getting married.'" "Why you not getting married?" She says "Because this dress that they want me to wear, $5 I'm not wearing this $5 dress. I'm only going to get married once in my life. I want a $5,000 dress. I want a $5,000 That's what I want. Or I'm not getting married." "So, Rebbe, what am I going to do? My daughter went crazy. She wants a $5,000 dress. I barely had $5,000 to get her married, but she wants a $5,000 dress or she's not going to get married. What should I do?" The Rebbe says "One second." He turns around, opens the bookshelf, opens the safe, shh, uh, takes out $5,000, gives him the whole thing. He gives him a hugs, kisses, thank you very much, Rebbe, I love you, I love you, I love you. Mazel tov, bracha v'hatzlacha. Now, all of the people here have the same look as the guy that was sitting next to him, one of his talmidim. What just happened here? The wedding, he gave him $1. This chutzpah and his daughter come back, he want 5,000, he give him the whole thing. She says, Rebbe, lamdeini, teach me. What happened here? You know what you could have done with this $5,000? You could have give it to the avreichim, the the guys who making $500 a month, you could have give them some extra, maybe 600 to 20, 30, 40, 50 avreichim. You could have give it to the yeshiva, maybe get another extension. You could have put it in the kollel. You could have give it to the aniyim, all the all the poor people. You could have give it to the to the converts, they don't have anything, miskenim, poor people. You could HAVE DONE SO MUCH WITH THIS, brother Rebbe. Why did you give it to this guy, this chutzpah, this rude person asking $5,000 for a dress? So, the Rebbe says to the Rebbe says to He says, you know, you're right. You're [clears throat] right. The kollel, the avreichim, the yeshiva, the homeless, the poor, the convert, all of those 100% right. And I thought everything you said, I thought the same thing. I said, you're 100% right. When he was asking me for the money, I said, I can I can use this money for this and for this and for this and for this and for this. I can use it in so many other ways. But, you know why I gave it to him? Because I said to myself, if I really wanted to give it to the converts and the homeless and the poor and the kollel and the yeshiva and then this, how come I didn't think about this mitzvah before this poor guy came to me? How come I didn't think about this mitzvah before I got this baruch who presented me with a mitzvah that I'm supposed to do now? So, what did that teach me? That taught me that the real mitzvah to do is the one that Hakadosh Baruch Hu sent me, which is to make a bride happy. The other mitzvot, as of now, yetzer hara sent them. The Satan sent those mitzvot. Why? Because he doesn't to make me He doesn't want to allow me to get this woman to be happy and get married and bring more Jews to the world. All of a sudden remembering things that are not relevant. If I really want to help all those people with this money, I would have already done it. And therefore sometimes the Satan even brings you a mitzvah. Even brings you a mitzvah. Why? He wants to get your attention away from the mitzvah you're supposed to do. In general, this is usually a test for bigger people. For people that are big and know how to decipher so on and so forth. But the point is is that the teaches us that the Satan has no limitations of which role he's going to play in order to fool you. In order to create some type of distance between you and Hashem because that's his job after all. That's his job in the world. But at the same token, the also says that he was very good friends with Hashem. He was very good friends with certain Why? He loves them. He says you're a good boy. GOOD FOR YOU. YOU ALSO SERVE HASHEM. YOU'RE ALSO a servant of Hashem. I'm a servant of Hashem. You're a servant of Hashem to publicize Torah. I'm a servant of Hashem to be the pressure to stop it. So if you overcome it, good. I'm happy because that means we're both servants of Hashem. But if you fail, then I'm the only one that's a servant of Hashem and I have to do my job. 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