Infinite Reward - R. Yossi Mizrachi - TorahAnytime.com

The Torah says Okay, okay, I'm going to make a little pizza out of it. Correct the bad way of your Jewish brothers that you should not be responsible for his sins. Which means, if I see my friend sinning and I don't do my best to teach him not to sin, I'm guilty just as much as he is. We all want unit. If one soldier messed up, everyone dies with it. My job is to stop him from doing a mistake. If I ignore him, what do I care? I have my life. I keep Shabbat. It's his father he died. What do I care? I enjoy life. He doesn't want to. It's his father. Most religious people, by the way, are like this. They only care about them and their own children and the rest is not their problem. They have cousins. Cousins 30 years, not one time he say, "You know, you're driving on Shabbat. Do you know what the risk you're taking?" Nothing. As long as they cool. But listen good what I'm saying to you. The Torah says that someone who saved Jewish souls which means up to now this soul was completely contaminated with sins. He didn't keep anything. And you show him the truth of the Torah and you took him out from the sins and made him religious. Starting to keep every mitzvah that he will do, every commandment that he will keep from now on him and his children and grandchildren and grandchildren and grand grand grand grand grandchildren until the end of time. Every time they give charity, it counts like you did. Every time they say "Birkat Hamazon", it counts like you did. Every time they keep Shabbat, it counts you did. So, you're actually duplicating yourself. You up to now you were one Jew who kept mitzvah. Now there are two. Now you made another one, you are three. Three times you're earning three times more. Now he has two children, now you are five. 20 years later, you have five grandchildren, you are 10. So, all the people that you make religious, with their children, with their grandchildren, and the people they make religious, all go to your file. And you make a residual income from all their mix votes. Where does it say it? Where does it say it? Gadol ameh ase yoter min avse. Someone who commits others to do commandments, to keep the Torah, his reward is greater than them. They get a huge reward, but his reward is even greater. So, then what's going on here? So, every Jew who participate in helping, saving other Jews, and make them religious, is busy in the highest mitzvah possible. Why? No other mitzvah gives such a Cuz remember, any mitzvah you do by yourself, even you sit and learn Torah all your all your life, it's one person. But when you make so many others do it, everything they do go to your account. You cannot fight against them. They are They do much more than you. So, that's called zikui harabim. The Zohar and the Kabbalah say >> [snorts] >> that's an encouragement for every religious person who sits right here to understand what they are losing by not doing this. And I know what you say. Not everyone knows how to talk. Not everyone knows Torah, but people have money. If you cannot do it with your mouth, and you cannot do it with your knowledge, participate with the money. Help people who knows how to do it. Sponsor CDs. Arrange lectures like these. Advocate. Do anything you can. If you don't have money, use your computer skills. You don't have computer skills, open your home. You don't have a big home, drive a person. Volunteer. Pick up. Do something. You want to be busy with saving souls. First of all, it's the best insurance policy, life insurance. Even if a person is supposed to die, it's worth it for God to keep him here because he benefits many other people. So, for them he's alive, not for him. For them. That's one thing. Second, you can never find a better profit. We give out We give out CDs. $1, 30 hours of lectures. 30 hours. The person receives it, he puts it in his car and he's free all day, drives, listens to Torah, all day. All day. Tomorrow again, again, again. All week he can do 300 hours of Torah. Cuz he's listening non-stop. And again, by the time you finish the 30 hours, you go back to the beginning. So, for $1 you can make 1 million mitzvot. That's how it works. Very easy. And then he becomes shomer Shabbat, it goes to your account. Then he puts tfillin, goes to your account. Then he makes another person listen to it, goes to your account. It's never ending.