Avraham was careful to lead his family in Charity and strict adherence to the law. This meant that he was exceedingly careful when it came to others' property, but would forgive others and show them charity if they had violated his own property.

We discuss the different stories in the Torah that speak of kindness, starting with Noach and Avraham.

We learn that the Torah begins and ends with kindness, and the different types of kindness one performs with one's possessions and with one's self.

We see the power of kindness to lengthen lifespan, among other things.

We see the power of kindness to lengthen lifespan, among other things.

We return to the beginning of the book Ahavas Chesed, which we had skipped when we began.

The Chofetz Chaim gives us a text to introduce a Torah society in our communities.

The Chofetz Chaim gives us a text to introduce a Torah society in our communities.

The Chofetz Chaim gives us a text to introduce a free loan society in our communities.

We need to avoid the rationalizations that prevent us from giving charity and doing kindness, and realize that we can arouse Hashem's Mercy through these exalted acts.