Rabbi Chaim Mintz discusses divine protection in a weekly class.
Know someone who would love this shiur?
What’s said in this shiur
The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Chaim Mintz’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
actually I have uh two questions if it's all right uh the first one is you gave a very good example of the Six Day War as an example of how God comes to protect the Jews remember six table remember what happened there yes I do yeah yeah Miracles right but there's another side to that coin because I think also of the Warsaw Ghetto were Jews were outnumbered by enormous amount of power and they were destroyed somewhat similar situation so it doesn't all guarantee that God is there to protect sometimes yes sometimes no protect sometimes yes sometimes no that's that's true now the other question I had was we spoke about is that a question or a comment question oh so let's talk about one thing at a time that we don't say that God will always make Miracles but we have to be worthy of it if we're not worthy of it it doesn't happen sometimes even not worthy sometimes God has and mercy on his people but usually just like we mentioned a few times in the
Jump to a moment
- 0:00actually I have uh two questions if it's all right uh the first one is you…
- 0:32protect sometimes yes sometimes no that's that's true now the other question I had was we…
- 1:04like we mentioned a few times in the past the difference between Purim and the Holocaust…
- 1:35did shuva everybody men women with children and it seems that we did not do that…
- 2:05hand it's it's he's doing it he's letting it happen of course we know it's for…
Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library where each video was reviewed against one written standard before it could appear. No ads, no comments, no autoplay into anything unapproved.
Why is this here?
Before this shiur could appear, it was reviewed against one written standard — the same standard for every video in the library, no exceptions and no algorithm deciding on its own. It was reviewed on August 9, 2026. It is listed under Torah. If you believe something here does not belong, tell us — every challenge is read by a person.
Get the week’s best, by email
One email a week — a handful of approved shiurim and music. No account needed.
Know a family who would use this? Give a Lehallel membership.