Bitachon Inside the Holocaust Darkness (Rebbe Yitzchak Menachem Mendel Detzinger)
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0:06The Holocaust is one of the most recent tragedies that have happened to Am Yisrael, but much of the lessons, unfortunately, people forget about. One story that I heard from my Rav today will put things in perspective. It is the Admor Yitzchak Menachem Mendel Danziger. He was from Chassidut Alexander.
1:30It's not your vacation spot. One of his Hasidim says, "I don't know when we're going to get there, whether it's two minutes, two hours, or two days, but while we're here, give me a Dvar Torah." Look at the Tzadikim that lived in that generation. Today you have to beg people to come to Yeshiva and learn Torah. Back then, they're on their way to dying, yet they ask, "Give me a Dvar Torah. Give me something." So the Admo"r says to him, off the top of his head, He says, give me a commentary on the Tehillim pasuk in chapter 92, verse number 3. A very famous, well-known Tehillim that we read in prayer, where David HaMelech says, to relate Your kindness in the morning and Your faithfulness at night. So the Rebbe says, what does it mean, this pasuk? To say that David HaMelech is saying, I relate Your kindness in the morning is good. But then he says that Hashem relates His emunah, His faithfulness in us at night. It should say, we have emunah in Him in the morning. Says, what does it mean, this Pasuk? To say that David HaMelech is saying, "I relate Your kindness in the morning," is good. But then he says that Hashem, Hashem relates His Emunah, His faith, in us at night. It should say, "We have Emunah in Him in the morning."
2:54We publicize it, we learn about it, we do whatever we need to do, and then also at night, we have Emunah in Hashem. But it doesn't say that. It states that we have Emunah in Him in the morning; we receive all of the kindness of Hashem. We publicize all the kindness that Hashem grants us in the morning and during the day. And at night, at night, HaKadosh Baruch Hu has Emunah in us. What does this mean? You can say what I've said in previous shiurim, that yes, HaKadosh Baruch Hu goes to the neshamah, which doesn't want to come to the body because it's already in a better place, and it says, "Hashem, I don't want to go back." But Hashem forces that neshamah to come back. However, the Admo"r says, no, no, no, this is not the same. Why? Here it's talking about nights. Meaning this is plural. Many nights. An extended period of time. HaKadosh Baruch Hu says that He has faith in you during these many nights. The Adam says the chidush on the way to the gas chambers. And the chassid who survived it told the story. The one who heard it survived miraculously, survived it and told the story.
4:18He says, HaKadosh Baruch Hu, every single good that you have, He customizes for you. Every good that you have—your wife, your husband, your kids, your money, your food, your diet, your eyes, your vision, your hearing—everything you have that's any good, HaKadosh Baruch Hu customizes for you. You remember Him for all the good things. You remember, oh, HaKadosh Baruch Hu gave me all the good. I have parnassah this month. I was able to pay rent. If my kids are overweight already, there's so much food in the house. Everybody, oh, HaKadosh Baruch Hu, thank you. You have to be a chamor not to remember HaKadosh Baruch Hu for all the good. But then it says, David HaMelech says, but HaKadosh Baruch Hu, HaKadosh Baruch Hu, he has faith in you at night. What does it mean he has faith in you at night? One day. Night will arrive. Darkness will arrive. The darkness of a test. A difficult one. One you never thought you would have to experience in your life. One you never thought even your enemy should experience in their life. That test is going to be longer than you ever thought imaginable. A test that you never thought you would have to endure, that anyone should endure, or even exists.
5:42And HaKadosh Baruch Hu also customized that test for you, because He has emunah that you will overcome that night; you will overcome those nights, and you'll come back to thank Him for His kindness. This, Rabotai HaYekarim, is being told to a chassid on the way to the gas chambers. If that's not bitachon, what is? You see that?
