When Temptation Hits Choose HaShem

Love the sham of the kacha with the yet Sahara means that when there's a very very juicy sin right in front of you. It's so juicy, you almost taste it. And you say I'm not going to DO IT. NOT BECAUSE IT'S NOT JUICY, IT IS. NOT BECAUSE IT'S NOT DELICIOUS, it is. Not because it's not fun, it is fun. I know it's going to be fun. I even did it in the past. I have a sample. I'm not going to do because the kadosh baruch hu said no. I'm going to love a sham with my yet Sahara. How? I'm going to I'm not going to deny. I'm not going to all of a sudden say listen, all non-kosher food is disgusting. It's not true. It's not true. I'm not going to say all being you know all types of sins, immorality is not fun. It's not true. Your body, your mind, your all types of things going on in your life, but nonetheless, it's a in the process to get on, there's a lot of fun. I'm not going to say it's not a lot of fun. It's fun. But as the Torah says in Masachet Menachot we don't do because Abba said no. We don't do because of you in the shamayim. Our father in heaven said no. So I'm going to love a sham with my yet Sahara. Love the sham of the kacha bekol levavcha ubchol nafshecha. Kol nafshecha is all your life. Kol your life meaning somebody says listen, either you bow to Yoshke, I'm going to kill you. You shoot like this. Shoot right here. Right here. Shoot over here, please. Squeak. No, no, you bow to Yoshke just one time. YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO MEAN IT. You don't EVEN HAVE TO MEAN IT. JUST SAY IT OUT LOUD ONE TIME. OVER HERE. Over here if you want. It's never going to happen. Never going to