The Shabbat Treasure: The Story of Yosef Mokir Shabbat | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

[Music] It's a famous story in about a person by the name of of Ysef Muk Shabbat. You guys know the story Ysef Muk Shabbat. Shabbat was kadosh that respected the Shabbat in such a significant way that the has a story about him his life story but he literally got the name of someone his name turned from what is Ysef Ysef Muk Shabbat Yseph that honors Shabbat that became his name like it says Kadosh which is defines who he is. M Shabbat defined whose was that honorab didn't honor Shabbat didn't honor Shabbat didn't honor Shabbat. What what did Ysef do so special? Well, the truth is that Ysef was very poor. Very very poor. and he would struggle to survive and not eat throughout the entire week just to make sure that all of his money was spent to make his Shabbat as extraordinary as can be. All of his money would spend just on Shabbat. One day the fortune tellers came to a rich non-Jew idol worshipper and they told him, "Listen, we see a fortune in the stars that all of your wealth is going to go to this uh muk Shabbat person that lives somewhere else." What do you mean all my wealth? I'm a billionaire. How could I lose all of it to this guy? [Music] But you know a rich guy, a rich guy, rich people, the richer they are, the more they worry about money. So now this guy, some people told him that he's going to lose all of his money. He can't sleep. He doesn't know what to do. He wakes up in the morning. He goes, "All right, listen. I got to protect my wealth. I got a plan. I'm going to sell everything." He sells everything he has. Everything he has. Gets a bunch of cash. He goes, "I need the diamond." the most expensive diamond in the world. He buys a billion dollar diamond like, "All right, this diamond, not only I'm going to hold it on me with bodyguards and everything. I'm going to tie it under my little hat inside. I'm going to sew it inside so it's not it can't fall out. Sew it inside the hat. Little turban that he had. Put it on his head." It's like all of his money is on his head. Only thing that's left is a little bit of cash to pay the uh taxes on the on the property. Other than that, he's good. He's got all billion dollars on his head. He's walking on his land. Everything is good. As Hashem would have it, one day a wind comes and his hat, his little turban flies off his head right into the river. This guy almost has a heart attack. Jumps into the river chasing his hat, but the hat is long gone. A huge fish eats the hat. Eventually, the hat disintegrates inside the fish and the diamond is left. And one day, a fisherman catches this huge fish on a Friday afternoon right in the town of Ysef Muk Shabbat. Now, this is already late afternoon. He goes to the market. Everyone already left. Only one person is packing up. He goes, "What do I want to do with this hat? What to do with this fish? this fish. Wow, it's a beautiful fish. 50 pound fish. Who's going to buy? Somebody rich has to buy this fish. Listen, the only person that would buy a fish now such a fish like this is only where he lives through the door. He lives down the street in a whole cave over there doesn't have any money, doesn't have any food, doesn't have anything. But if somebody has, he's going to buy it. If you bring your wife fish at 2:00 in the afternoon, she's not going to cut the fish because what? You bring in all the stinky smell. Already finished Shabbat already. At 2:00 in the afternoon, you finish Shabbat. You want a fish? You want to bring a fish into the house at 2:00 in the afternoon, put you next to the fish, put you in a tank and a fish on the table. So, the guy comes to Shabbat. Hello. I got a big fish guy. He's got a dolphin. Giant fish over here. Kosher fish. Size of a dolphin. Shabbat falls in love with this fish. Wow. What a fish. What a beautiful fish. How much is this fish? He says it's uh 10 uh 10 coins. This is all of your all the money that he has. Everything, the savings, the 401k, the IRA, the stock portfolio, the Google, the bitcoins, everything he has. Why? It's Shabbat. It's a little expensive, but Shabbat. He gives him the money, cash on the spot. Honey, I know it's 2:30 in the afternoon. Please don't cook me. Let's cook the fish for Shabbat. His wife was a kid. She opens the fish and lo and behold, they see a billion dollar diamond and turn into the richest people in the land. That's a story. It's a real story. Point being is that when someone honors the Shabbat, life changes. Life changes. One, two, three. [Music] One, two, three. [Music] Be a shist. [Music]