It's All Hashem - All Your Accomplishments are a Gift

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi David Ashear’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Revolva says that one of the biggest mistakes that we make is we forget the pasuk ki hu hanoten lecha koach laasot chayil. You will hear people saying "You know what I did last week? You know where I spoke? I spoke over here. You know what I wrote? I wrote this." People think that we actually do on our own. People feel like they deserve what they have. They actually own what they have. We don't own anything. Everything we have is a gift. And everything we do is a gift. You know you can have a person with one little element. Yesterday, I don't know how it happened, on Friday afternoon I got an injury on my toe. And it just kept getting worse and worse. By Friday night I couldn't function. My toe was in such pain. Luckily, my father-in-law's a doctor. He lives across the street. So I go to him and I say, "What is this?" He says, "Oh, it's an infection. Your foot Your toe is red. You need to take antibiotic immediately." But I couldn't It like It was like throbbing pain till 3:00 in the morning till I was able to fall asleep. I said, "A little nothing pain in the toe affects your whole body." What a chesed Hashem it is that you're able to just walk and do? You think you could just move on your own? One little thing, you're you're out of commission. And a man's going to say, "I did You know what I did? You know where I spoke?" You get a little sore throat, laryngitis, you can't open your mouth. Me some pale Adam. Who is the one who gives man a mouth to speak?

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1. 0:02Revolva says that one of the biggest mistakes that we make is we forget the pasuk…
2. 0:32own. People feel like they deserve what they have. They actually own what they have. We…
3. 1:03worse. By Friday night I couldn't function. My toe was in such pain. Luckily, my father-in-law's…
4. 1:33affects your whole body." What a chesed Hashem it is that you're able to just walk…
5. 2:04How do you say I I? Sometimes we feel proud. I spoke in front of a…
6. 3:06what you do. And this is talking about even in areas of religion. In areas of…
7. 3:36and he feels that he deserves respect for his money. What did you do to earn…
8. 4:06called that one." You should know that you need more neurological data for your finger to…
9. 4:38I called. I this." This is all a gift from God. The more you have, the…
10. 5:08about a wealthy man. The man attributed nothing to himself to the point he said his…

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