A Yid Goes Slow, And Doesn’t Become Tzu’tu’melt

And this was the official reason Yaakov told Eisav why he didn’t want to travel together with him, since: הַיְּלָדִּים רַכִּים the children are fragile and I have to go: לְּ אַ ת לְּ אַ ת slowly! A Yid goes slow, and doesn’t become: בָ הוּל hyper and panicky. Notice how often Megilas Esther is loaded with: וַיְּבַהֵּל אֶת תַמְּרוּקֶיהָ he “hurried” to bring her oils, and: וַיַבְּהִּלוּ לְּהָבִּיא אֶת הָמָן they “hurried” to bring Haman, and: הָרָצִּים יָצְּאוּ דְּ חוּפִּים בִּדְּבַר הַמֶלֶךְ the messengers went out in a “hurry”. They are running and flying and getting Tzu’tu’melt. Indeed, Chazal say...