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Everything is For the Good - Rabbi Zamir Cohen in English (AI)

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Rabbi Zamir Cohen

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[Music] the talmud says Rabbi Akiva used to say everything Hashem does is for the best whatever God does is for the good a person doesn't always see the good in everything at first it seems there is distress and sorrow but one needs to live with auna and Bon in God auna is to trust in God bakon is the outcome of auna when a person trusts in God he becomes calm a person who is calm like this even if if he doesn't see the good this even if if he doesn't see the good in something right now he definitely knows that something good will come out of it a true story in the US a man struggling financially had to borrow $50,000 from a money lender some money lenders offer interest free loans without requiring collateral he paid back in 10 installments $5,000 a month he told the money lender I don't always have cash in my account I will give you 10 checks as a deposit but promise me you won't deposit them I will come come and give you cash

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  1. 0:00[Music] the talmud says Rabbi Akiva used to say everything Hashem does is for the best…
  2. 0:30this even if if he doesn't see the good in something right now he definitely knows…
  3. 1:01them I will come come and give you cash every month everything went smooth in the…
  4. 1:31Hashem does is for the best don't get upset all is for the good and then…
  5. 2:02that all is for the good he said if you have faith refuel for $20 and…
  6. 2:32only on him the talmud tells us about a person who got a nail in his…

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