Sharei Bitachon with Ari Goldwag Ari Goldwag

We continue exploring the passuk in Tehillim ch. 37 passuk 7 where King David says that we are to be quiet and hope to Hashem. This indicates that whatever happens in our life - Hashem is blazing our path and guiding us to the future He envisions for us. We need not put in the greatest of efforts, but rather, we are to trust in His plan for us.

We continue exploring the passuk in Tehillim ch. 37 passuk 7 where King David says that we are to be quiet and hope to Hashem. This indicates that although it seems others are succeeding without depending on Hashem, we need to know that the Jewish people's success comes in the end when we are totally dependent on Hashem.

We continue exploring the passuk in Tehillim ch. 37 passuk 6 and 7 where King David says that the one who trusts in Hashem - Hashem will cause their light to come out and shine, and that we are to be quiet and hope to Hashem. Both of these ideas express that we are to leave our physical needs in the hands of Hashem, and to focus as much as we can on our Spiritual pursuits.

We explore the next passuk in Tehillim ch. 37 passuk 6 where King David says that the one who trusts in Hashem - Hashem will cause their light to come out and shine like the afternoon sun. This expresses the gradual nature of our work on Bitachon - we can not skip steps, just as the sun does not shine all at once, but rather the light of the day develops as the day progresses.

We continue exploring the passuk in Tehillim ch. 37 passuk 5 which speaks of the idea to 'roll your ways onto Hashem.' The result is that 'when you trust in Him, he will do it.' This brings to the fore that we must always make sure that our intention in all our deeds is to serve Hashem. Furthermore, the efforts we put in - when we determine that we need efforts of some sort - must never replace our belief that it is always truly Hashem who is doing it for us.

We explore the passuk in Tehillim ch. 37 passuk 5 which speaks of the idea to 'roll your ways onto Hashem.' The result is that 'when you trust in Him, he will do it.' This brings to the fore that we must always make sure that our intention in all our deeds is to serve Hashem. Furthermore, the efforts we put in - when we determine that we need efforts of some sort - must never replace our belief that it is always truly Hashem who is doing it for us.