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Torah Tuesday_What is Bitachon? with Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe

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Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe

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foreign very very simply and plainly means trust but let's get a little bit deeper into what trust means so the first you know Rabbi Brody brings a great analogy he says you can't get a masters if you don't have a bachelor's oh the bachelor's here is having emuna you the bachelor's here is having emuna you have to believe in God in order to trust God you can't trust in someone you don't believe in or some think you can't trust God if you don't believe in God so there's no question that prerequisite for anyone talking about pizza hung trust in Hashem is to believe in Hashem now that we believe in Hashem I'm a making that assumption anybody here not a believer yeah 100 okay we know Hashem created the yeah 100 okay we know Hashem created the world in six days rest on the seventh he chose the Jewish people he gave us the Torah okay great so now it's very interesting actually that I was just reviewing with my dad that uh story that I've shared multiple times here about my interaction with the priest and uh and the priest uh basically was asking me what do I teach and I told him oh right now we're in the middle of a question and answer series and innocently I asked him well do you do innocently I asked him well do you do question answers you know with your congregation he said oh in our religion there are no questions and and I said really why not because he said if we start asking questions it's all going to fall apart in Judaism it's all about questions in Judaism every single page of talmud is replete with questions filled every line is questioning there's no mishnah that the talmud

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  1. 0:02foreign very very simply and plainly means trust but let's get a little bit deeper into
  2. 3:11where it's going to be uncomfortable because in this world particularly as Jewish people we're not
  3. 6:48Hashem or your trust in Hashem by taking the precautionary measures that are available but to
  4. 10:24everything that happens my parents used to say a quote from they still do but they
  5. 14:04because parenting is part raising the children but it's also the children raising the parents and
  6. 17:44the ability to cope with those challenges that each one of us uniquely has nobody here
  7. 20:52charged so she says do you mind can I sit and ask you a few questions
  8. 24:27but you have to be in a very very high level you can't just say an
  9. 28:05knowledge of hashem's existence that everything that happens is from Hashem everything now actually brought me
  10. 31:41the only difference is whether or not we're going to have our eyes open and receptive

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