Rabbi Salman Mutzafi | TORAH FOR KIDS AI
🌟 Can Emunah Bring Miracles? A True Story! 🌟 Join us for an amazing and inspiring adventure about the great tzaddik Rav Salman Mutzafi and his students on a special trip to pray at the graves of tzaddikim. 🚐🕯 But suddenly — something scary happens! 😱 A boy gets hit by a truck, and even the doctors say there’s no chance he’ll recover… 💔 What does Rav Salman do? He keeps his emunah (faith) strong and decides to pray at the grave of Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes, asking for a miracle! 🙏💫 ✨ Watch this incredible true story full of emunah, tefillah, and wonder, and see how with strong faith in HaShem — even the impossible becomes possible! ✨ Perfect for kids who love powerful stories of tzaddikim, miracles, and emunah! 🎥 There's a special section on our website that has more amazing stuff for little tzadikim just like you. Check it out at https://www.beezrathashem.org/bh-kids We hope you're enjoying the videos and learning lots of Torah that you can use to become an even bigger tzadik or tzadika and tell your parents all about what you've learned with us at BH Kids. May HaShem Continue To Bless You BH Kids BeEzrat HaShem Inc #RabbiSalman #ravmutzafi #mekubal #torahforkidsAI #bhkids #rabbiyaronreuven #miracles
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0:10One of the famous stories about Rav Salman Mutzafi that I mentioned to you guys last night. He was a very famous Mekubal who made open miracles. People witnessed them. Thousands of people witnessed these miracles. And every so often, he would do it to give chizuk to people. And he was a Kodesh Kodeshim. Talmid Chacham, Mekubal, according to all opinions, Sephardic or Ashkenazi, it doesn't make a difference. His son, today, is one of the Gedolei HaDor, Rav Ben-Zir Mousavi. Now, one time, one of the famous stories that was witnessed by countless people, is Rav Salman Mousavi, alav haShalom, told many of his students, we're going to go pray at Kivrei Tzadikim, at the gravesite of the Tzadikim, in Tiberia, Tiberias.
1:13We'll go pray there. So, a bunch of people showed up and they all went. When they got to Tveriah, one of the little kids ran across the street and a truck ran over him, Hashem yerachem. His body is laying there on the floor, and everyone is in shock. An ambulance shows up. There's still a little life, but the guy in the ambulance says, "We're sorry. You don't see it, but his insides are completely crushed. There's no way he's going to survive." He says to them, "Okay, let's go to the kever of a tzadik. Let's go climb, go to this holy site, pray over there, and then we'll go to the hospital to see the boy."
2:14Okay. Everyone's nervous. Everyone's crying. And they go to Kever of Burhan Yaqub (Joseph's Tomb). They pray there. After they finish, they go to the hospital. Rav Shalom Mussaieff goes in by himself. He sees Dr. Stahl. Khodrat was sorry. The kid's not going to make it. There's too much damage. The little boy... He's not going to make it. So why don't you just, maybe you could say Shema Yisrael next to him. Maybe he could blurb out a word or two before he dies, and that's it. Hoshem himself, he says, it's not possible. It's not possible his kid's going to die. What? No, God forbid, he's crushed. finished. The truck would have run over the skin. It's finished; it's nothing. It's not possible, it's not possible. He's going to die. Why not? So we prayed, we just prayed. We just went to pray over there. It's not possible he's going to die; I'm going to go inside. Okay, no one knows what's going on here, just like you.
3:37If someone was happy, see this boy, comes back outside, tells the doctor, okay, I'm going to take him out. I'm going to take him with me. If you unplug him from the wires, he's going to die instantly. Stop me, don't worry. So he goes inside, unplugs everything, comes back, the kid's walking, nothing happened to him. Not a scratch. See, everyone saw it. Nothing. Walks out. Hundreds of people were watching this. They had no idea what had just happened. The doctors... What's going on? Just two seconds ago, we were inside; we saw the child. Come on, finish. What happened? Nothing happened. I asked them, how could it be? We went to perform a mitzvah. We went to sanctify Your name. How could it be that one of Your children is going to get hurt while performing a mitzvah? How could it be? And on top of it, we prayed. How could it be? Hashem said, "I agree. Everything's fixed." Now, if this story wasn't witnessed and written in papers and things like that, people would have a very hard time believing it. When Rav Musafi was praying to HaKadosh Baruch Hu to bring this boy back to life, there was no doubt in his mind that this was going to happen. That the kid was going to come back to life. And that's why it happened.
5:04His emunah in HaKadosh Baruch Hu's unlimited power and unlimited glory instilled power into something that otherwise is lifeless. Let's say, thank G-d for more Torah. One, two, three. One, two, three. Don't be anxious. I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
