The Shmuz Bursts of Inspiration Sukkos

we are commanded to sit in the seven days in order that your generation should know that I sat the Jewish nation in sukus in the midbar many years earlier Hashem is telling us the reason for the mitz of Suka is that we should understand and remember that which hasem did for us many years earlier the explains that the Torah is trying to teach us a of aov a sense of appreciation to recognize the fact that Hashem not only took us out of mitan many years ago but that Hashem provided for all of our needs in the midbar it was a very inhabitable area there was nothing there yet all of our needs were provided for the beair provided water the M was our food and the anov provided protection day and night the road that we traveled was smooth out by the clouds the clouds stood there as protection against the rain it was a climate controlled environment and the clouds provided cleaning for our clothing all of the needs of the Jews were provided for in the midbar the reason we sit in sukus now is to remind us of the great favors that Hashem did for us back then and then the continues he says the reason why Hashem wants us to remember that is that we have a sense of appreciation and thereby it will beaz us in our Mitzvah we'll serve hem with much greater fervor out of that sense of appreciation and then he says a very interesting twist because if we do that then Hashem will be able to reward us meaning to say everything that Hashem does is for our benefit the reason why Hashem wants us to do the Mitzvah is not because Hashem needs us to do the mitzah but Hashem wants us to do the mitzah so that he could give us reward in the world to come and I think a concept that very much Bears understanding is that Hashem lacks nothing Hashem is all powerful all knowing all present and Hashem has no need hence there's nothing that a human being could ever provide for Hashem Hashem has everything anything that hasem does is for