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Unwavering Emunah in the Face of Darkness - Rabbi Zamir Cohen in English (AI)

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Rabbi Zamir Cohen

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it says in tahim to declare in the morning your kindness and your faith at night why do we express our gratitude to Hashem specifically in the morning and why express our faith specifically at night rabi Shimon bohai says the night symbolize difficult periods when the people of Israel suffer the morning symbolizes good times for the Jewish people when life is prosperous flourishing and enjoyable so in the morning when everything is good and pleasant we thank Hashem for all his tremendous kindness that he bestows upon us on a daily basis but in darkness in difficult and uncertain times when we are worried and concerned about the future what is the weapon that we must hold on to it's the faith of the knights to fully trust in God like the verse promises any weapon assembled against you shall not succeed and any tongue that contends with you in judgment you shall condemn this is is the heritage of God's servants and their due reward from me

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  2. 0:31Hashem for all his tremendous kindness that he bestows upon us on a daily basis but…
  3. 1:03Hashem promises us any weapon shall not succeed myones writes in his letter that the struggle…
  4. 1:34you in judgment every argument know that there's a resolution to every claim and any tongue…
  5. 2:05calmness tranquility and joy because of his unwavering Faith he had in God this person will…

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