"Parashá Vaierá" 5783

The Torah tells us:

"The Creator appeared to him in the mamber grove, while he was at the entrance of the tent, during the heat of the day."

It was specifically when he was sick and weak after circumcision that Abraham merited a revelation from the Creator.
The same applies to anyone who is sick or weak; they deserve to have the Divine Presence rest upon them. (Nedarim 40a)

In the most difficult and painful moments of our lives, it is precisely there that the Divine Presence comes to protect and save us.
So don't limit your Creator, have Emuna, because Hashem is right there with you!

The Torah shows us Abraham's deep desire for Divinity...
"I was sitting at the entrance of the tent during the heat of the day." When a person seeks spirituality, he must learn to expect some opening, some entrance, and never lose hope.
You must wait to be patient, 'despite the heat', despite your ardent desires.
If he stands firm, he will deserve that the Eternal One 'appear to him' as it is written...
"He saw three walkers" because the ascent to Sainthood demands great effort; it is not possible to enter on the first attempt.
As it is written: "He ran" because Abraham performed the Precepts with agility, joy and zeal.

Dedicated to the prompt Refua Shlema of all the sick in Am Israel and to the help of all those in need.

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