#kindnessfirst

Can you imagine telling G-d to wait?! 🤯 Avraham (Abraham) did exactly that. When G-d came to him, Avraham asked his Master to hold on so he could go tend to his guests. The sages teach us a powerful lesson here: • Yes, prayer is vital, but there’s a time for everything. • The main goal of our time on Earth is real mitzvahs—the actual act of helping and serving people. • Avraham prioritized an immediate act of kindness over his direct communion with the Divine. It's a profound reminder that serving others is often the highest form of worship we can offer. 🤝 Don't miss the opportunity to do a good deed today! ✨ #Mitzvah #KindnessFirst #Abraham #TorahLesson #GoodDeeds #Priorities #ServingOthers #JewishWisdom

The story of Abraham reveals two powerful faces: 1. The Fighter: In his early years, he was an intense idol smasher, yelling, challenging the world, and even being thrown into fires! But the Sages teach that during this time, he didn't gain a single follower. 🚫 2. Av Raham (Father of Many Nations): He only became the leader and inspiration for many when he shifted his approach. He started feeding people, greeting them, and being truly kind—even to idol worshippers. True influence and connection don't come from aggressive fighting or arguing; they come from radical kindness and generosity (like offering food and water). The most powerful way to change the world is to be good to the people in front of you. ❤️ What is your "Av Raham" moment? 🙏 #Abraham #KindnessFirst #TrueInfluence #JewishWisdom #LeadWithLove #Generosity