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The Farmer Who Trusts Hashem’s Promise - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
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It doesn't take courage to trust Hashem when the paycheck is still arriving. Rabbi Efrem Goldberg describes the farmer who keeps Shemitah: he shuts everything down, with no income, and relies on Hashem's promise of enough in the sixth year to cover the years of rest. Some see this promise as proof that the Torah came from Hashem, because if a man had made it up, how long would that religion last? #Hidabroot #Judaism #Shemitah #Emunah #Bitachon #Torah #Hashem #RabbiEfremGoldberg
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When the paycheck is still being
transferred to your bank account, it
doesn't take enormous courage. A farmer
observes Shmita that they shut it all
down. There's no income. There's nothing
flowing in.
And they say, "What What am I going to
eat? How am I paying the bills? How am I
paying Hashem says, "Don't worry. I got
your back. I'm going to give you enough
in the 6th year to cover the 6th year,
the 7th year, and the 8th year." Wow,
what a promise. Which parenthetically
some bring as evidence that the Torah
was written by Hashem, not man, because
in a religion if man wrote the Torah and
made that promise, how long would that
religion be around?
60 years.