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Avraham sat before his tent
in the heat of day
there G-d appeared to him
so what did he say
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Please wait just a moment
there are three men outside
I must give them welcome
and in my tent shall abide
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This mitzvah applies to all
when give hospitality to guest
rewards both now and later
is higher than the rest
About the Author:
Dr.
Harry Hamburger is a neuro-ophthalmologist, who also has a Masters
degree and certification as a Family and Medical mediator. He is called
upon to do ethical consults at local hospitals in the greater Miami,
Florida area where he lives.
Married
to Claudia, the Hamburgers have two boys - Jordan 15, and Joshua 9.
Part of Jordan’s bar mitzvah celebration consisted of visiting Israel,
where he read part of his Torah portion on top of Masada. Joshua is a
very spiritual young boy who lecturers his Dad daily on proper behavior.
After
visiting Israel twice, Dr. Hamburger says, “I feel like it is my real
home, and that I am living in exile in Miami. I hope one day to have a
home in Israel.” The doctor is a serious student of both Chabad and
Breslov Chasidism, and supports both. Dr. Hamburger is also a long time
benefactor of the Lev LaLev Fund.
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