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Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills — Mishpatim. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Community sobering your side to their mothers, what do we learn this, this partial mishbating, it's a misfit to be extra nice, to a gear, Ananju who became Jewish. We may not remind him used to be Ananju. We may not cheat him thinking that he's still all by himself and has no relatives to help him, for Hashem is his protector. The Torah adds, you know how a gear, a stranger feels, you all were once gave him in Egypt. Another misfit is to be especially kind and considerate to an orphan, a child who has lost either his father or his mother. He feels more helpers than others and he's more easily hurt. The same is true of a widow, a woman who has lost her husband. Similarly, it is a misfit to be nice and helpful toward any Jew who is in this situation where he feels weaker and helpless.
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