Amazing Corona Virus Miracle Story
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0:14So I'm going to give you a real-life story. A real-life story, I got this email a couple of days ago, on March 16th, from a student of mine named Shoshana. She lives in Eretz Yisrael. And I'm going to read you her letter. She says, "Remember I sent you a letter to say thank you for the bitachon shiurim a year ago?" Well, after a year of listening to shiurim, I built my bitachon in Hashem. I had to, because I support my husband to learn full-time, and he learns from morning to midnight, while I'm taking care of everything. I gave up an operations manager position in Karmiel, Israel this year, so my husband can stay in Yerushalayim. He did not want to leave Yerushalayim, no matter how big of an income I would make. Instead, I took an average pay job at a biochemistry job in Yerushalayim. I struggled to come home to juggle all the cleaning, cooking, shopping, and homework with the kids, and just spending time with each kid. But I didn't let go of working on myself and getting closer to Hashem. Every day I heard a new shiur from you and it kept me strong.
1:21No matter how big of an income I would make. Instead, I took an average-paying job at a biochemistry company in Yerushalayim. I struggled to come home to juggle all the cleaning, cooking, shopping, and homework with the kids, and just spent time with each child. But I didn't let go of working on myself and getting closer to Hashem. Every day I heard a new shiur from you, and it kept me strong. over the virus or are beyond and become stressed. Then there's me. I gave up everything that I wanted so my husband could learn, and now I realize what Hashem did for me. This biochemistry company is the leading supplier for the coronavirus research. It's the one company in Israel that's booming. or beyond and become stressed. Then there's me. I gave up everything that I wanted so my husband could learn, and now I realize what Hashem did for me. This biochemistry company is the leading supplier for the coronavirus research. It's the one company in Israel that's booming.
2:48And because they work so much, the company accommodated me by allowing me to bring my kids to work and gave me a huge office for myself. I absolutely love it. I get to spend more time with my kids than ever. They help me with the job, and they listen to the Torah that you teach in Ivrit now. I can't get over how Hashem set me up to not feel this plague around me. If I had taken the job at Carmel, that jet engine company, I'd probably be out of a job right now because of the airline issues that are happening. I always make sure to say to Hashem, "You know better than me, put me where it's best." May everyone have the bitachon to see each day as a gift, just as I'm seeing it now. Keep doing what you're doing. My husband wanted me to write you this to say thank you for helping us see how amazing Hashem is. Real-life story, Rabotai Akirim, of anybody that listens to HaKadosh Baruch Hu and the Chachamim. That's what happens in real life. The story you heard about the girl at the Teshuvah two days ago... May everyone have the bitachon to see each day as a gift, the way I'm seeing it now. Keep doing what you're doing. My husband wanted me to write you this, to say thank you for helping us to see how amazing Hashem is. Real life story, Rabotai Hakirim, of anybody that listens to HaKadosh Baruch Hu and the Chachamim. That's what happens in real life. The story you heard about the girl at the teshuva two days ago,
4:06That happened a couple of days ago. That's the beginning. This one is a year later. I'm a different one. A year from now, I'll tell you the story of the one I told you today. That's how it works. This illustrates the importance of understanding the process of B'tachon, or trust in Hashem's plans. Our sages, the Chachamim, provide us with the guidance needed to navigate life's challenges. Trusting in Hashem also means appreciating the wisdom of our Torah scholars. Someone that trusts in Hashem, HaKadosh Baruch Hu will give him everything. Why? It says in the Torah, someone that has B'tachon in Hashem, only kindness will surround them. But having B'tachon in Hashem is not just saying blindly, "I trust Hashem, I trust Hashem." You have to trust the advice of the Chachamim. If they tell you "right," even if "left" looks good, you still go right. Why? Hashem will change nature just to make the Chacham right. That's what we have to understand, Rabotai HaKerim. It's important for us to know that HaKadosh Baruch Hu loves us, but He's also obligating Himself to test us. To see, do we have Bitachon? Do we have Emunah? But even before that, do we have Yirat Shamayim or Yirat HaKorona?
5:14Are we afraid of Hashem or afraid of Corona? If you're afraid of Corona, that means you're not afraid of Hashem. You have to be afraid of Hashem. If you're afraid of Hashem, you'll have emunah, you'll have bitachon, you'll have ahavah, you'll have everything good. If you're not afraid of Hashem, you don't have anything. You have nothing. You're homeless. Please, let's not stay homeless. HaKadosh Baruch Hu has a big house for us. We just have to listen to Him. Listen to Him. Listen to Chachamim. Baruch Adonai Le'olam. Amen ve'amen. I'm sorry, but I need the actual text you'd like me to correct. Could you please provide the specific text or section you want me to address? Thank you.
