Rinat Yerushalaim Synagogue
Kids' Corner

14Comics Magazine
Issue 14

"Shalom, It's Yoram"

A father worried the Rav would forget the new time of the brit. Then the phone rang…

  1. A father asked Rav Yoram to be the sandak at the brit of his fourth son.

    A father asked Rav Yoram to be the sandak at the brit of his fourth son.

    It's almost time… will the Rav come?

  2. That morning he had to change the time of the brit, and he went to the Rav feeling embarrassed.

    That morning he had to change the time of the brit, and he went to the Rav feeling embarrassed.

    Rabbi, I'm sorry… we need to change the time.

    Gladly – no problem at all!

  3. The time drew near, and the father began to worry: maybe the Rav doesn't remember? Then the phone rang!

    The time drew near, and the father began to worry: maybe the Rav doesn't remember? Then the phone rang!

    Brrring!

  4. On the line was Rav Yoram himself.

    On the line was Rav Yoram himself.

    Shalom, it's Yoram. I'm right outside – when you want me to come in, just tell me.

  5. Rav Yoram sat as sandak with great patience, rushing no one – as if it were his own son.

    Rav Yoram sat as sandak with great patience, rushing no one – as if it were his own son.

    Mazal tov! May he grow up to Torah and good deeds!

  6. The family left the brit moved to the depths of their souls.

    The family left the brit moved to the depths of their souls.

    The Rav treated us as if we were his own children!