Unbelievable REAL LIFE Miracle Through The Result of KIRUV

0:02So anyway, this special guy, Emmanuel, goes to a brit milah. He still doesn't have a rabbi and still doesn't have anything. He's doing it because he knows it's the right thing to do. It's just one part of the step. There's no promise of anything. Later that day...

1:23Right? That's the part that Amos has been waiting for this whole time. Two hours plus, he's been waiting for this story. So, a lot of people were moved by this story. And as Hashem would have it, in His perfect wisdom, He made sure that at least a few of those people who were moved by this story were watching this lecture in Bulgaria. in a very small Jewish community in Bulgaria, three hours away from where Emmanuel is. Well, it's Tzaddik Rabbi Yoel who hears about this and contacts me less than a week ago. Four or five days, or a week ago, let's say. Called a week ago. contacts me and he says, some of the people in my kehillah watched your lecture and they mentioned you said something about a tzaddik from Bulgaria. We'd like to help him convert, whatever needs to happen.

2:33So I said, oh, we'd like to help him. You know, he's a tzaddik, he's learning Torah, he's helping us with kiruv. The only problem is we don't have any rabbis to convert him anywhere near where he is. Can you help? So the Rabbi responds to me and he says, "Yes, I actually have a conversion program. It takes about a year or two, a year, but if he knows as much as you say, it could take even less." Well, that wasn't enough. That's not enough. When Hashem gives it to you, it says, "Salvation of Hashem is faster than the blink of an eye," but the salvation of Hashem is not like a human being; it's not a lotto ticket. Salvation of Hashem, when He gives it to you, He grants you the whole bank. This is just the beginning. So, I shared this with Emmanuel. Emmanuel is moved to tears. Ike starts crying. My wife also begins to cry. Everyone is crying. Even Vimesh is brought to tears. This is just... What are the chances? Consider this: what are the odds of mentioning this story, specifically? Okay, say it's a compelling story. I share the story. But truly, what are the odds of someone in Bulgaria actually watching this shiur Torah among all the shiurim available worldwide?

3:52On top of it, what are the chances of them watching that specific viewer of mine who mentions that story? And last but not least, them actually caring. The chances are infinitesimal. It's infinite; it's just not humanly possible. Any one of those things, and on top of it, actually caring, and last but not least, actually being able to help kal v'chomer, even if they care. A lot of people care. They care about dogs, they care about cats, they care about some little guy who's been walking around half-naked for the last 30 years. I've been in America, and it’s the same little kid in Africa with a fly on his head. They care about him too, and they give money to the Red Cross, even though 99 cents out of every dollar goes to the CEO and the rest of his friends, not to the little kid who's already grown up with a fly on his head. They care about a lot of things, but most people can't do anything about it. So, think about Hashem, how amazing and perfect Hashem is. The one guy who can help tells another guy, and he watches. The Rabbi ends up being a tzaddik and wants to help. I tell this to Emmanuel. Emmanuel says, "I hope they have patience for me because all the money that I had..."

5:10I spent it on the brit milah. As he's finishing sending me this message, he gets a call or a message—I think a call. And he sends me the message. He goes, "Something very unusual is happening, Rabbi." He says, "A Mr. Cohen from the Kehillah called me, and he said that..." Not only do they want to help me, but they're going to pay for everything for me. They're going to pay for me to come there, they're going to give me tallit, tefillin, siddur, tzitzit, everything is paid for, and they're going to help me move there, b'ezrat Hashem. He's finishing the sentence, he's saying, I don't have any money. I don't have any money to pay, I hope they have patience for me. As he finishes the sentence, he's saying,

6:14He gets a call from one of the people, apparently the person who watched the shiur. After watching the shiur, he says, you have nothing to worry about. Hashem is watching. Now you see why we mentioned why Hashem gets so upset when someone engages in idol worship? You leave the endless ocean and go to a little hole in the middle of the desert. That's what Hashem said about idol worshippers. That's what He says about people who are not religious and connected to Him on a regular basis and want to stay secular because they want to have fun. Do you understand why it's so offensive to go against Hashem? Whether it's idol worship, secular mentality, or modernizing something that you're not even allowed to touch. He's everything. He's watching in the middle of a place that has no Jews. He created a kehillah just for someone who wanted to seek the truth. Any proof that I've been teaching for the last couple of years, I think this is better than all of them. But it's not just it. It's one kiruv story. You could say, ah, it's a coincidence.

7:41I have another guy helping me. Tzadik. Daniel. My student for a little while. He's trying to help us. He joined Team Hashem. And he's got a... He's trying to build his life. He's trying to get stuff together. He definitely lives in a difficult situation. He's in America? He's in America. He's in New York. And... he does kiruv, posting our content on the internet. Baruch Hashem, this has helped our numbers soar. We are reaching tens of thousands of people every single week just through his posts, aside from all the other efforts we put forth. Seventy-five thousand, eighty thousand people each week just through his posts. Another seventy thousand here, another one hundred thousand there. I mean, it's amazing. hundreds of thousands of things going throughout the entire world, spreading the purity of Torah in its purest form to people, at least the way I know it, the way it says it. And he's a soldier, non-stop, non-stop posting, non-stop posting. The only one that I know who does more than anybody else is Vimesh. Vimesh, I can't wait to see the miracles that are going to happen to him when he's in the final stage. I think, honestly, Hashem is going to split the ocean for him. No one does more kiruv than Vimesh, by the way. I wish I could do as much as Vimesh.

8:51And he's a soldier, non-stop, non-stop posting, non-stop posting. The only one that I know who does more than anybody else is Rav Meshulam. Rav Meshulam, I can't wait to see the miracles that are going to happen to him when he's in the final stage. I think, honestly, Hashem is going to split the sea for him. No one does more kiruv than Rav Meshulam, by the way. I wish I could do as much as Rav Meshulam.