3MN DE TORAH POUR COMMENCER LA JOURNÉE - LA CONSOLATION

Today is the 10th of the month of B.C. It's hard to speak the day of Tisha. It's so hard that we need consolation this week. Even this week's parshat will be Hanan.

It bears her name according to Laara Shabbat Nahamu. Take comfort. Who is announcing this consolation to us? Prophet Isha in chapter 40.

And I believe that there is a very important message for us right after the fast to console Jerusalem and talk about it because Jerusalem has already paid double for all our sins. We paid Rabbat. We had two exiles. And you're going to ask me how this is possible.

Once again, we've been fasting for 1957 years that we've been trying with gratuitous love and it still doesn't work. So, I would have said maybe today's message and we shared a short course on social media about Torx. Maybe we should try love that is not free. Dear friends, I think that we are a generation that needs to try paid love.

We do not deny what is free. We must be wary of what is free. When someone and his wife only offer free gifts, it does not show that they are investing enough. So, we must increase our investment in our love for God and also in our love for our neighbor, but what does it actually mean to have a love that pays off?

Doubled efforts. So yes, Rabota even today, the 10th of Av, we had quoted the Gmara, there were opinions that he wanted to fast even today because the temple burned down on the 10th and there is still a smell and some remnants of the mourning customs. Some do not eat meat until this evening. The Ashkenazis fast until noon.

They even wait for the shower, these ashquenas, huh? So come on, let's double our efforts. Come on, let's spend this period of consolation and not let it end. That's it, I'm starting the holidays and I'm continuing to invest myself freely in love.

No, dear friends , starting today, I've decided to invest a little more and it will pay off. When I say it will pay off, I mean a lot more effort. A couple that holds together with words and compliments, never gestures, never a little chocolate, never a little candy, even an investment of a home, that proves that love pays off. We are a generation , dear friends, that must perhaps embrace this love, where each of us understands our bond with neighbors, friends, and kin.

Each person knows their relationship with God and each person can add something. This is our mission to move on to this consolation. And like that, bazrachem, we are going to ask God that what Jerusalem has paid for up to today is on the other hand when we see how it is developing, how beautiful it is. Yesterday, there were almost 4,000 people who went up to the temple and everyone prayed and said, “God, everything is ready.” The tram is here, there are buses, you can go from the north to Jerusalem in 2 hours today, which at the time it took 2 weeks.

So everything is ready. We just need to add a little bit of paid love. And well, it will pay off in consolation and building a good day. Amab