Should You Keep On Doing Kiruv ? | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

It says in the prophet Isaiah, every Jew has a share of the world to come. But it also continues and it says all of your nation are righteous. [music] Meaning the righteous people have a share of the world to come. So what happens to the share of the world to come of the people that are not righteous? the people that are not keeping Shabbat, what happens to it? There's a share somewhere. It's a share. It's a spiritual share. It's it's somewhere where what happens to it? Okay, so the guy is [music] not going to keep Shabbat. He's not going to keep he's not going to be a kosher Jew. So he's not going to get this share. He's going to go up there and say, "I'm sorry. You have a different entrance." Sorry. So what happens to that? The say that since we have to do something with the share, that share goes to the person that tried to help him do. So if you try to help somebody do cha and they don't listen to you, you inherit their you just inherited a bigger part of [music] meaning that either way you win. If they [music] don't listen to you, they don't want to listen. You get their If they do listen to you, you have 310abas. For every Jew, you get to do you get 310 worlds based on the Yeshima 310. So, Hashem says, "I have [music] I have a big reward to give." What's this big reward? say [music] the reward for people that do ku what do you get? What's how much is this reward? 310 worlds. [music] So if you if he doesn't listen you get one world which is good but you better do 310. It's much better. So point is [music] that either way you win for doing either way there's no lose. Also remember the lab shalom said [music] something very important when someone asked them what if people don't want to listen. I go, I try. He doesn't want to listen. He said to [music] them, "Listen, imagine you have a roommate." And your roommate one day comes home and he's really, really upset for no reason. And he says to you, "Listen, I'm really tired. No matter what, don't wake me up." You don't exactly like the way he's talking to you. And you say some things in your heart that maybe you're going to regret later on, but you just leave the house. Once you [music] get downstairs, you start smelling smoke. You smell fire and you realize the building is on fire. You run upstairs and you wake up your friend, but the friend told you what, don't wake me up. Now, once he wakes up [music] and he realizes that he's surrounded by fire and you just saved his life, is he upset at you? Obviously not. Unless he's insane and suicidal, obviously not. Why? Cuz you saved his life. He says that is a person without Torah. without dua, he's sleeping. So, he's upset at you and he's upset at the world and he's upset. He doesn't even know why. But once you wake him up and finally after annoying him enough times with the CD and the [music] lecture and the text message and the Facebook and the Twitter and the email and the pamphlet and the newsletter, constantly bringing him to the sh and taking him back and you [music] constantly day after day for a year after year, you constantly annoy him to do chuba. When he finally wakes up, what you think he's gonna hate you? No, he's [music] gonna tell you. He said, "You saved my life." How? Because you're annoying. Said, "I constantly see your lectures online. So annoying. I had to watch them. Now I did. Sometimes you have to be annoying. [music] Why? Cuz you're trying to save lives. You're not trying to be popular. I'm not looking for fans. I care less if you dislike me. I just want you to listen to what says. And that's what you have to [music] look at. Don't worry about they like you don't like you. They're going to listen. Don't let you just care about be the messenger. If we don't do kiru, there won't be anyone to save by the mashiach. So it's an obligation not just because you're doing chuba. [music] Not because you owe this to your people, but because you owe this to your father in heaven. >> Thank you for more. 1 2 3. 1 2 3 [music] Beacious.