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The Shabbat Showdown: Rabbis vs. the Pitbull! | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

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[Music] So the mitzvah of that you must rebuke your brother and then do not come to the way of sin that wasn't part in a previous generation. There was a few that were zealous for Hashem. One of them was Absolum Badon Gilenu was a uh not only a BA but also a powerhouse when it came to helping do he had a very very unique style of speaking and telling people making fun of himself and then and then giving you and scaring you to death all at the same time. He was a very big person very strong and he and another by the name of Shapi Shalomudit was also very big strong person and both of them were serious not like today where the guys be think now they were zealous for Hashem what does it mean to be zealous for Hashem they would do different things aside from the basics On Friday night, you want to make sure that everyone in the neighborhood keeps Shabbat. How do you make sure everybody keeps Shabbat? On Friday, they come to every store. Shabbat. Shabbat's coming like 2 hours, 3 hours before Shabbat, they come. Okay, Shabbat's coming. Let's go. Close the shop. Remind everybody every Shabbat, close the shop. Close the shop. Close the shop. Now you have somebody coming to your store remind you even if you don't keep Shabbat but every Friday comes to your store tells you to close shop don't open on Shabbat after a while just for the embarrassment you stop unless you're the exact opposite of them you're zealous for sin and there was such a person there was one that hated Judaism not only hated Judaism was zealous for sin he hated when they He come to the store, tell him Shabbat, Shabbat, and he continue working careless about what they're saying. Now, and weren't uh just somebody you can pick on. They wanted to make sure if they needed you to close a store, you're going to close the store. So one day this guy decides, I'm going to get my revenge. What does he do? He goes, he buys a huge pitbull. Vicious pitbull raised in one of these, uh, backyards, uh, places where they fight dogs and stuff. Dogs just can't wait to kill somebody. Now, pit bulls in general, they're very lovely animals. I had one for 16 years. But if you train them to do the opposite of their nature, they'll do it because they think that they're protecting you. So he had this vicious pitbull, bought it, and hid it in the basement. Now, anyone that's ever been in a retail store, many times the stores, they put all of the uh stock of their merchandise in the basement. So they have like a uh a door to the bottom to the basement. It's like a gate that opens and there's a stairs that you walk down the stairs. So, what did he do? He had the uh dog right behind it. So, as soon as he opens it, the dog lunges, comes out, whoever's in front of it. And that was his plan. Have the dog sit there starving, waiting. Whoever's in front of him, as soon as he opens that gate, finished. Who is the Who's the lucky candidate? I'm going to go against these religious people. So this Rasha waited the whole day licking his lips waiting waiting for the opportunity to hurt some religious people only today he tried hurting the wrong ones but the right ones. So, as you would have it, couple of hours before Shabbaton comes to the street, start Shabbat shalom. Shabbat shalom. It's time to go. Shabbat shalom. Everybody do one store after another, one store after another. Eventually, they get to this guy's store. And they come together, one on this side, one on that side. Shabbat shalom. Shabbat shalom, Mr. Shabbat shalom. Shabbat shalom. Huh? He opens the gate. The pitbull lunges out. Loves Padun. Looks at you. They look at each other. Huh? Huh? As the dog must This was like instant. People saw this instant. The dog launched at them. One caught him from the uh from the front. The other one caught him from the back and they ripped the dog in half. They were so powerful they ripped the dog in half. They put it on his table. Shabbat shalom and left. He kept Shabbat from that point on. From that point on, he kept Shabbat. Why? He understood this is not human power. This is kadusha power. Power. We have a hard time ripping a steak with a fork and a knife, too. But when you have two giants in Torah will not let them get scratched. True story. See sends different messages to different people in their own ways. The more specific you need it, the more it's going to shock you and maybe hurt you. That guy was not going to do you by any other way. He thought he's going to get revenge against the Torah. He had something coming to him. He got a personal message, but that's the message that he needed. [Music] 1 2 3. 1 2 3. [Music]