One who provides others with their physical needs, including clothing, merits to always be provided clothing in this world, and spiritual clothing in the next.

One needs to be wise when providing for the three main needs of the poor - food, clothing and shelter.

Besides for helping the bride and groom rejoice by enhancing their event with one's presence, there is an important mitzvah to aid them in the monetary expenses that are involved in the wedding.

We ontinue with the discussion about the obligation to cause a bride and groom to rejoice. This must not be done, however, at the expense of other possible transgressions.

We ontinue with the discussion about the obligation to cause a bride and groom to rejoice. This must not be done, however, at the expense of other possible transgressions.

We ontinue with the discussion about the obligation to cause a bride and groom to rejoice. This must not be done, however, at the expense of other possible transgressions.

We begin a discussion about the obligation to cause a bride and groom to rejoice. This must not be done, however, at the expense of other possible transgressions.

We study the obligation to console mourners.

Proper honor for the dead involves them being buried quickly and eulogized properly.

We learn about when one is obligated to stop learning Torah to escort and bury the dead.