The Jewish Worlds Biggest Crisis That Nobody’s Talking About! - Rabbi Eli Karmel

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did you ever wonder what is the difference between a crisis and any other problem that people have see when you're stuck in traffic it's a problem and it could be a very annoying problem but I've never heard anyone describe it as a crisis and the reason it's not a crisis is because although it may be very annoying but it's not the end of the world you know technically we could all live with some traffic but when the problem becomes bad enough that it's obvious that life cannot go on like this anymore that's when it switches from being a that's when it switches from being a problem to a crisis and here's where it gets interesting you see if you believe that every single thing that happens to you is directly decided by your creator who loves you and he only does what is the absolute best for you then no matter how bad any situation may seem you would never look at it as a crisis that you cannot live with because even if I can't understand why something's good for me but I trust that my Creator only only making this happen to me because he

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1. 0:01did you ever wonder what is the difference between a crisis and any other problem that…
2. 0:32that's when it switches from being a problem to a crisis and here's where it gets…
3. 1:02making this happen to me because he knows that this is the best possible thing that…
4. 1:32you don't understand why it's good for you you'll look at it as a crisis that…
5. 2:03crisis to fix and really you don't even need any major money or activists or conventions…

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