Welcome to my Home - Rabbi Gershon Turetsky

Shalom from the Golan it's a privilege and a pleasure once again to be sharing Toro with the cola torokula community look no further than this week's passion beginning of this week's partial we see I have my videos incredible with the visitors that he had as he was your shape as he was sitting outside of his tent but the truth is just a little further down in the Parsha we see another tremendous example of that of course is and if you compare the two you might think that is even better than that of Abra because Abram was sitting in the beginning of his tent but lot at the beginning of the city at the entrance to the city abravinu gave his guests a nice meal love the meal was even Beyond avravinu had his guest sit underneath the tree loved welcomed them into his house I'm Ravena was dangerous he just said the Bismillah love the danger that he was putting himself in by bringing guests into stone even more so so why is it that we focus on opmavino as the coda typical makhis or him and why not load of Miami Florida gives a beautiful answer he explains his followers he says that if we look at the Seder habria the creation of the world adamarisha was the focus of the Bria yet he was created last not first and explained the reason being is because if Adam Russian was created first and he saw everything that was created for him he would have felt a little bit like a NAB a little nebuch oh my gosh I couldn't survive on my own everything is provided for me and we can see that same idea with the Magness as opposed to that gave his guests everything that would be fitting for them as if Abram was enjoying having me in their house come sit with me sit with me by my tree come into my tent are you happy to find me come sit down and he created an environment of comfort of comfortability as it's almost enjoying company together we're low he went so above and beyond that it could create this certain sentiment a certain idea that I'm putting my host out I'm making my host to be difficult and to push him beyond what he's comfortable with him maybe he's doing it for me because I'm such a network and I really can't survive by myself but we learn from that the way we're supposed to create an environment of comfort environment uh a pleasure and environment where no one feels like they're never no one feels like they don't have a place that they belong but rather an experience that benefits both both the person who's being hosted as well as as the host thank you very much and again it's a privilege and pleasure to meet you here in the Golan