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	# Both men and women are obligated in the mitzva of hachnasat orchim. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:3 (page 144). </ref> Nevertheless a spouse should not invite a guest without informing his or her spouse and asking permission. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:3 (page 144) from the Zohar on Noach which explains based on the pasuk in Melachim Bet 4:10 that the Shunamite woman asked her husband. </ref>		# Both men and women are obligated in the mitzva of hachnasat orchim. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:3 (page 144). </ref> Nevertheless a spouse should not invite a guest without informing his or her spouse and asking permission. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:3 (page 144) from the Zohar on Noach which explains based on the pasuk in Melachim Bet 4:10 that the Shunamite woman asked her husband. </ref>
	# Ideally one should first allow a guest to rest from the long journey before feeding him. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:12 (page 147), Chesed Laalafim 8:14</ref> Additionally one should show a guest the bathroom because they might need it but would be embarrassed to ask for it. <ref>Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:12 (page 147), Chesed Laalafim 8:14 </ref>		# Ideally one should first allow a guest to rest from the long journey before feeding him. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:12 (page 147), Chesed Laalafim 8:14</ref> Additionally one should show a guest the bathroom because they might need it but would be embarrassed to ask for it. <ref>Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:12 (page 147), Chesed Laalafim 8:14 </ref>
	# There is a special merit for inviting a talmid chacham to your house. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:7 (page 145) based on gemara sota 46b. The gemara in Berachot 10b says that for letting a talmid chacham into your house and allowing him to benefit from your belongings the Torah considers it as if you brought a korban tamid. </ref>		# There is a special merit for inviting a talmid chacham to your house. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:7 (page 145) based on gemara sota 46b. The gemara in [[Berachot]] 10b says that for letting a talmid chacham into your house and allowing him to benefit from your belongings the Torah considers it as if you brought a korban tamid. </ref>
	#If a guest chooses not to eat or drink for whatever reason, one has nevertheless fulfilled his mitzva to welcome the guests. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:9 (page 146), Sefer Chassidim 843. </ref>		#If a guest chooses not to eat or drink for whatever reason, one has nevertheless fulfilled his mitzva to welcome the guests. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:9 (page 146), Sefer Chassidim 843. </ref>

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	#If a guest chooses not to eat or drink for whatever reason, one has nevertheless fulfilled his mitzva to welcome the guests. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:9 (page 146), Sefer Chassidim 843. </ref>		#If a guest chooses not to eat or drink for whatever reason, one has nevertheless fulfilled his mitzva to welcome the guests. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:9 (page 146), Sefer Chassidim 843. </ref>

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# Welcoming guests is among the mitzvot which one performs in this world and enjoys from its fruit in this world and in the next. <ref> Mishna in Peah 1:1 </ref>
# Both men and women are obligated in the mitzva of hachnasat orchim. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:3 (page 144). </ref> Nevertheless a spouse should not invite a guest without informing his or her spouse and asking permission. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:3 (page 144) from the Zohar on Noach which explains based on the pasuk in Melachim Bet 4:10 that the Shunamite woman asked her husband. </ref>
# Ideally one should first allow a guest to rest from the long journey before feeding him. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:12 (page 147), Chesed Laalafim 8:14</ref> Additionally one should show a guest the bathroom because they might need it but would be embarrassed to ask for it. <ref>Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:12 (page 147), Chesed Laalafim 8:14 </ref>
# There is a special merit for inviting a talmid chacham to your house. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:7 (page 145) based on gemara sota 46b. The gemara in Berachot 10b says that for letting a talmid chacham into your house and allowing him to benefit from your belongings the Torah considers it as if you brought a korban tamid. </ref>
#If a guest chooses not to eat or drink for whatever reason, one has nevertheless fulfilled his mitzva to welcome the guests. <ref> Halichot Bein Adam Lachavero 8:9 (page 146), Sefer Chassidim 843. </ref>

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