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You're listening to the 56th edition of the Bitochon podcast. And we're going to continue in Rabbeinu Yonah. And he says like this, so he talks about Bitochon. We spoke about the fact that Bitochon goes in two directions. Bitochon comes out of Emunah. There's something called Tikvah which is hoping. Believing that believing that comes out of Bitochon. It's an extension of Bitochon. Gam Tikvah Nikra Bitochon. Pishah Ish Yisrael. Pishah Ish Yisrael. We find that Tikvah, this desire, this uh you know, believing that things are going to be good for us. That also comes out of Bitochon and therefore it's referred to as Bitochon. Kinyan She'ne'emar. There's a passuk. It's a passuk in Koheles. Mi Asher Yichubar. So the passuk is read Yichubar which means attached. And it also the passuk is written Yivchar. Okay? So we're going to have an understanding based on that. understanding based on that. Ki Mi Asher Yichubar El El Kol Ha Chaim Yesh Bitochon. Who is attached to all life? This person has Bitochon. Perush. What does it mean? Yesh Lo Tikvah Leheiteev Ma'aseiv. Person has hope to change his ways, to be better. Ki Yodei'a Hu U'votei'ach because the person knows and he has faith Ki Reshus Nasunah Bi Yad Ha Chaim Livchor Derech Ha Tov. So the Rabbeinu Yonah goes to the passuk. The the way that the passuk is written
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- 0:00You're listening to the 56th edition of the Bitochon podcast. And we're going to continue in…
- 1:32The the way that the passuk is written which is Yivchar instead of Yichubar. Yivchar means…
- 3:36We have to believe, we have to know that if Hashem made a promise the Jewish…
- 5:09is very near. It seems like how will we get out of this issue? How will…
- 7:10we need to place our trust in Hashem. We have to have Hashem's before us. So…
- 8:40It was on the border between Russia and uh the Russians had taken over the city.…
- 10:47What does it mean? Forever. It's all about him. I did it. Can we speak to…
- 12:22When it tells us when it tells us about um recognizing that we're serving Hashem, so…
- 14:24mighty one and see the mercy and mix with Hashem's blessing. It's easy to trust in…
- 16:02Hashem is my light and my salvation. There's no one that I need to fear. So,…
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