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Do not offer your food to one who has no appetite for it!
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The host enters the house first and the guest follows,
but the guest is the first to leave.
ID:740
The host enjoys the company of good guests.
ID:742
You will always be honored as a guest if you, too, can play the host. The man invited to dinner is the man who can dine at home if he likes.
ID:743
A rich guest is a burden - - - he demands so much!
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There used to be a very good custom in Jerusalem: a table-cloth was spread at the door - - - so long as it was in place, guests would enter the house. When it was removed, they would not.
ID:845
Hospitality matters more than being early in synagogue.
ID:1329
A man is praised upon his entry according to his attire,
upon his departure according to his wit.
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Let a stranger live with you, and he'll estrange your way of life.
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Mankind is divisible into two great classes: hosts and guests.
ID:1698
Build your home in such a way that a stranger
may feel happy in your midst!
ID:741
If a guest enters your home, ask him no quesitons of the Torah unless you know that he can answer!
ID:820
Let your home be a meet-place for the Sages!
ID:843
Let your home be wide open
and the needy be members of your household.
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Let all who are hungry come and eat. [Passover]
ID:2624
The poor does for the host more than the host for the poor.
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Nowhere does the Torah say, 'Invite your guest to pray'; but it does tell us to offer him food, drink and a bed.
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In the house of a wise man none is ever slow to perform the duties of hospitality.
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Hospitality to wayfarers is greater than welcoming the Shekina.
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The host breaks bread and the guest says Grace.
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Whatever your host tells you, do.
ID:846
Who lodges a scholar in his home
is as one offering first-fruits [Shavuot] in the Temple.
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A woman recognizes the character of a guest sooner than her husband does.
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Hospitality to strangers shows reverence for the name of the Lord.
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Welcome everyone---with joy.