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The Aluminum Sukkah



"I couldn't contain my emotions. I began to cry... I had only meant to make the sukkah more beautiful!"

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Posted: Oct 23, 2005
Alluminium sukkah
Wow, what an awe inspiring story, just right for the end of Tishrei.
Posted By Anonymous, Manchester, United Kingdom

Posted: Oct 23, 2005
Truly a heart waaarming story. thanx... a gut yom tov and best regards,
Posted By Molly Resnick, NY, NY
via jewishtrivalley.com

Posted: Oct 24, 2005
Thanks-keep writing
Avraham, Thank you so much for writing,
Now that we have left Moscow, we look forward to reading more of your articles and hearing your tales and stories that have always inspired us.
Best,
Posted By Mellisa J, NY, NY
via jewishmoscow.com

Posted: Aug 25, 2008
beautiful lesson
thanks
Posted By inspired
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Posted: Oct 5, 2009
and the lesson is
so it's "love and sincerity" that count, that give G-d the "utmost pleasure" - not doing the mitzvah strictly according to halacha
Posted By RD, bklyn, usa

Posted: Oct 5, 2009
To RD
Yes, when a person, through no fault of his or her own, is ignorant of the correct halachos, G-d counts their pure and sincere intentions as equal to or better than one doing the mitzvah with all of its details.

In other words, G-d has "true pleasure" from a) Jews doing what He told them to, and b) Jews doing their best to do what they think G-d wants them to do.
Posted By Anonymous

 


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