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Daily Chizuk #1013
Weekly Parasha
Prospects in Sight: Hope for Singles in Shidduchim
Parashat Vayera: Visiting The Sick
The Gemara says in Masechet Sotah that we have a mitzvah to emulate Hashem. And one of the ways in which we do this is by visiting a person who is sick, just like Hashem did in this week’s parasha Vayerah when Avraham was home, healing from his brit milah. Our greatest Rabbis would take away time from their Torah study to go visit sick people. When we do bikur cholim, we are connecting to Hashem.
Every sick person endures a great deal of yissurin. They have no idea how much they are accomplishing with their suffering. If they are able to do what they can spiritually, while they are sick, and they accept what they are going through with love, they will also be creating angels and those angels may be changing the entire course of history. We don’t know how valuable accepting yissurin is, but one day everyone will be able to see how much they accomplished by doing their jobs despite being in a state of affliction. Sometimes all the job entails is not complaining.
Everyone has a mitzvah to visit the sick and thereby emulate Hashem. Each visit will add more life to the patient. May Hashem bring רפואה שלמה לכל חולי ישראל. אמן..
Shabbat Shalom!
The Gemara says in Masechet Sotah that we have a mitzvah to emulate Hashem. And one of the ways in which we do this is by visiting a person who is sick, just like Hashem did in this week’s parasha Vayerah when Avraham was home, healing from his brit milah. Our greatest Rabbis would take away time from their Torah study to go visit sick people. When we do bikur cholim, we are connecting to Hashem.
Every sick person endures a great deal of yissurin. They have no idea how much they are accomplishing with their suffering. If they are able to do what they can spiritually, while they are sick, and they accept what they are going through with love, they will also be creating angels and those angels may be changing the entire course of history. We don’t know how valuable accepting yissurin is, but one day everyone will be able to see how much they accomplished by doing their jobs despite being in a state of affliction. Sometimes all the job entails is not complaining.
Everyone has a mitzvah to visit the sick and thereby emulate Hashem. Each visit will add more life to the patient. May Hashem bring רפואה שלמה לכל חולי ישראל. אמן..
Shabbat Shalom!

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