בס "ד
A long time ago, the people of Israel made big stones.
Words from the Torah were written on the stones.
The words were not only for Israel.
G-d wanted all the people of the world to learn about Him.
His message was for everyone.
This teaches us something beautiful:
G-d loves all people.
Everyone can learn to do what is good and right.
Everyone can learn to be kind and help others.
Imagine that you see a child at school who is sad.
You can walk away.
Or you can stop and ask,
“Are you okay? Can I help you?”
When you help someone, you do something that makes God happy.
People everywhere can choose to do good and come closer to G-d.
Von Rabbi Moshe Bernstein und Angelique Sijbolts
Quellen: Deuteronomium 1,5. Babylonischer Talmud, Sotah 35a–36a. Maimonides, Mischna Tora, Hilchot Avodah Zarah Kap. 1. Maimonides, Mischna Tora, Hilchot Melachim 8,11. Masechet Soferim 1,7–8. Likkutei Sichot, Band 24, Parascha Devarim, Sicha 1. Zephanja 3,9. Sotah 32a.
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