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A discussion on the appropriate use of bitachon (faith) in small matters versus serious difficulties.
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The opening of this shiur, in Parsha Podcast with Ari Goldwag’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
You're listening to the 276th edition of the podcast. We're continuing ine when should we use [sighs] basic foundation for what is trusting in Hashem. We need to try to understand when is it when is it appropriate to use. Let's say a person is encountering some kind of challenge and it's just we're talking about a small damage that can be caused to him. Can I use if it's a little deal or is it only if it's a big deal? with that we find that there is as in all good Jewish concepts there's a there's an argument in this regard of usheren and also they write together they both write a person is obligated to trust trust in Hashem that even if we're talking about a small problem, I trust in Hashem there as well. I use everywhere. Here's their language. Here's what they say. It could be that you'll find a personal who trusts in Hashem generally, [clears throat] excuse me, and believes with absolute faith that everything is in Hashem's hands. But when it comes to the person's specific smaller matters that he does, wherever whatever path he takes, he doesn't pay attention. He doesn't turn his heart to hem, [clears throat] excuse me. And he remembers when it comes to big things. So he turns to Hashem. He recognizes that Hashem is in charge of his life, that he's [clears throat] dependent on Hashem. For example, let's say he's going on a dangerous journey. He's going on a ship and in those times obviously going on a ship and placing yourself in mortal danger or he's going on a caravan.
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- 0:00You're listening to the 276th edition of the podcast. We're continuing ine when should we use…
- 2:05[clears throat] excuse me, and believes with absolute faith that everything is in Hashem's hands. But…
- 4:08and a small thing for him everything is a big thing I can ask Hashem for…
- 6:21But it could be that a person has an experience which seems like a small thing…
- 9:06So the person's fear should not be stronger than his hope. That's also called he should…
- 11:11individual doesn't see in a particular action or particular situation that it's going to have any…
- 13:17intuitive sense that it might be serious, it's appropriate. It's appropriate for them to call on…
- 16:02This is a famous story. If you've been following this podcast for a number of years,…
- 18:12sent the money through them, but it's Hashem's money. There finishes off the story. So in…
- 20:15Okay. Person on eye level has to look at it indeed from Hashem's perspective and to…
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