Rabbi Ephraim Wachsman - I Believe and I Trust in Hashem

I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment when that I am alone, that I'm on my own. I believe and I trust in Hashem. And I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem. I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment when that I'm on my own, that I am alone. I believe and I trust in Hashem cuz I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem. Okay, one more time. Do the other ones already. I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment when that I am alone, that I'm on my own. I believe and I trust in Hashem because I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem. One day a ship was sailing the ocean on the tranquil clear blue sea. Suddenly a storm erupted with thundering and lightning mightily. Oy vey! Oy vey! THE STARTED to wail and to cry. The ship's turning over. We're all going to die. The waves are smashing over the mast. The ship is not going to last. Oy vey! OY VEY! THE DECKS ARE FLOODED both lower and upper. The leviathan is going to have us for supper. We're going TO BE GROUND TO A PULP and served on a dish. We're going to be turned into gefilte fish. But on the ship, there sits a Yid, calm and collected, different from the rest. The others ask him, "What's the matter with you?" He just smiles at them and he said, "I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment when that I am alone, that I'm on my own. I believe and I trust in Hashem. And I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem." A room filled with investors, bankers, and CEOs. They're making the deals. We will control how everything goes. The shares will go up as we decide and we'll make a fortune on the ride. OY VEY! OY VEY! The great investor suddenly has a very worried frown. What was MEANT TO GO UP IS NOW GOING DOWN. How did this happen? How could it be? What happened to Koi the same yardi? OY VEY. OY VEY. I'LL QUICKLY DO A straddle or I'll make A HEDGE. I'LL SAVE MY MONEY from going over the edge. Oh, that plan didn't work. Ouch, it hurts. Oy vey. Oh, we're losing our shirts. But a yid sits there ignoring it all. It's not in the hands of the boss of a dum. The banker sits all worried and forlorn, but the yid sings big coil up. I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment when that I'm on my own, that I am alone. I believe and I trust in Hashem. And I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem. A big fancy Lexus pulls up. An important person is in here in the air for sure. Inside there sits a famous doctor. The doors open by his chauffeur. Oy vey. Oy vey. HE GETS THE REPORTS and he reads them through. THERE'S NOTHING THAT CAN be he done for you. He's sure that in shamayim he's heard and Hakadosh Baruch Hu's following his instructions word for word. OY VEY. OY VEY. OH, I THINK THIS AND I think thus. Listen here, we've got a boss. He's bigger than me and he's bigger than you and he's bigger than all of all of us. oy. I I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. There never is a moment when that I am alone, that I'm on my own. I believe and I trust in Hashem. And I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem. He when a ye lives with bitachon and emunah, there is no limit to what he can achieve when he trusts in Hashem with all his heart. When he says, I believe. I believe. I believe that to Hashem it's all the same. Krias Yam Suf or one drop of rain. The galaxies, the stars, or a mosquito taking a swim. It makes no difference to him. I believe. I believe. I believe that he's stronger than all of my fears. THAT HE HEARS MY TFILOS and he counts my tears. Although it's tough, he's there with me loyira. I I believe. I believe. I believe in the Eibishter kol YACHOL. THE GOTS FUN SORAH AND RIVKAH When it comes to Yeshua's, there is the memcha. He taught us if you ask him, trust in me and you will see Yeshua's Hashem. Give me Yeshua's Hashem. Hashem, be filled with hope and be strong because when you sing and dance for her me, the malachim will sing along. I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. Whenever is a moment when that I am alone, that I'm on my own, I believe and I trust in Hashem. And I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem and I'll come home. I believe in Hashem. I trust in Hashem. Whenever is a moment when that I am alone, that I'm on my own, I believe and I trust in Hashem. And I understand that he's holding my hand and every step is perfectly planned. He's holding me tight, so I'll be all right. I believe and I trust in Hashem. Oh.