Rabbi Zusya's wife was unhappy in their marriage and consistently ask him for a divorce. One night the rabbi called to her, "Hendle, look here." He showed her that his pillow was wet.
"The Talmud tells us that if a man divorces his first wife, the altar itself sighs tears for him. My pillow is wet with those tears. Now, do you still insist that we have a divorce?"
From then on Rabi Zusya's wife became happy and contented.
Can you solve your ache?
"The Talmud tells us that if a man divorces his first wife, the altar itself sighs tears for him. My pillow is wet with those tears. Now, do you still insist that we have a divorce?"
From then on Rabi Zusya's wife became happy and contented.
Can you solve your ache?
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