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Emunah And BitachonThe doctor spoke for a long time,
but Rachel didn't catch a word of it.
She stared out the window, at a bird
perched on the windowsill happily
chirping. A breeze blew, rustling the leaves. A
horn honked and people passed by under the
open window chattering loudly. And her baby, her
sweet little Elchanan, couldn't hear any of it.She felt like her heart would crack in two at any
moment. What kind of life was her son destined to
have?One tear threatened to fall, but Rachel held it
back. When she got home, she could give free rein
to tears. She could cry over the life that her child
would face. But not yet. Not now. Now she needed
to get out of here. She felt like she was suffocating.When they finally left, Dovid ordered a taxi, and
she heard him direct the driver to an unfamiliar
address. Where were they going? She just wanted
to go home. She didn't want to see anyone, to talk
to anyone."Where are we?" she asked when the taxi stopped."We're going to see Rav Chaim Kanievsky," Dovid
said. His answer was curt, his eyes focused on
some point in the horizon, as if he was afraid
that if he said too much, he wouldn't be able to
stop himself from breaking into sobs. "A tzaddik
decrees and Hashem heeds the decree," he quoted.
"Only he can help us now."102: The Gematria of EmunahRabbi Tzvi Nakar, is a contemporary maggid
and the author of Emunah Shleimah-Bar
Mitzvah and Tefillin, Meant To Be, and 24/7. His
powerful lessons on emunah and gripping tales of
hashgachah pratis, all drawn from modern times,
enthuse and inspire, drawing the reader's heart to
yearn for a deeper connection to Hashem.
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