That's how He LOVES us

It's not a coincidence. Moshe's first job. He's a shepherd and he [music] cares for the sheep. And Hashem is watching because our holiest teachers and leaders began their lives and careers and positions of leadership as shepherds. Because a [music] shepherd has to be attentive and attuned to a sheep. A shepherd can't play on his phone. Has to be watching, supervising, loving, [music] caring, keeping all those sheep on the der on the path. So the med tells us that Mosher Abenu the shepherd [music] is tending to his flock to his sheep. One of the sheep wanders off and is drinking from a river [music] and everybody else is ready to move. But Mosher Abenu the medish describes goes over to that little sheep and [music] he carries this exhausted entire sheep and he gives the sheep to drink and Hashem looks down and says that's my [music] man. That's my leader. What did he exhibit? That love, that care, that attentiveness. [music] He refused to ignore even one sheep. We wouldn't move on. Care for everyone with [music] what they need. And that's Hashem. He's our shepherd.