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Rabbi Moshe Haber
Tiferet Shaul
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Daily class of Messilat Yesharim - Path of the Just
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Judaism
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Daily class of Messilat Yesharim - Path of the Just
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Judaism
Religion & Spirituality
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Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Vayera : Lessons of Abraham's Faith and Hospitality 11.7.25
Rabbi Moshe Haber
23 minutes 22 seconds
2 weeks ago
Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Vayera : Lessons of Abraham's Faith and Hospitality 11.7.25

Lessons From Perashat Vayera: Abraham's Faith and Hospitality


The source material is an excerpt from a sermon by Rabbi Moshe Haber analyzing the biblical passage of Genesis 18:1-33, focusing on the details of God appearing to Abraham as he recovers from circumcision. The rabbi explores the significance of seemingly small details, such as the location of the appearance, the intense heat of the day, and Abraham's humble posture, to extract lessons about hospitality and faith. A major theme is Abraham's exemplary display of hospitality, particularly how he made his guests feel they were doing him a favor, which serves as a model for how one should treat others. The discussion then shifts to the nature of divine testing, arguing that Abraham's ultimate trial was unique because it appeared to be a situation of complete destruction rather than a simple obstacle for growth, demanding unwavering faith and obedience.

Rabbi Moshe Haber
Daily class of Messilat Yesharim - Path of the Just