Halacha Yomis
November 26, 2024
Pray with great joy. This is certainly more acceptable before G-d than prayer that is in sadness and with tears. This can be understood with a parable: When a poor man supplicates and petitions the king, he is only given a small sum no matter how much he cries. But a prince praises the king, and in the midst of this also presents his petition. The king then gives him generous gifts, as befits a prince.
Mens feet will manage to take them where they truly wish to go.
Never promise something to a child and not give it to him, because in that way he learns to lie.
The reward for charity depends entirely upon the extent of kindness in it.
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