Shnayim Yomi - Pinchas - D'var Torah- Rabbi Menachem Fine

In this week's para, the Torah gives us the count of each shvet. And there's a very surprising reality that comes out from the numbers that the enumerates and that is that the sh of Dun for example that had one deaf son. We know the mice of Benon by the bars and as one deaf son and yet the number of that shvat the terrorist says is 64,000 plus and otherw,000 plus says this is a lesson for all of us for all time and that's as follows and's world of where he controls everything and decides decides what's going to happen, what's going to be accomplished. Even something that has what looks like a limited potential can turn into something spectacular and massive. And other things that may have what looks like a greater potential might be limited according to his because that's the reality of a world that's run by. And it's for all of us to understand as the saying goes, man does and Hashem accomplishes. never to feel that something's limited with proper and proper anything and everything is possible. You could have a situation of aim producing a massive shvet and others fought them with many more children producing less. That's the beauty of world where even things that seem limited can be limitless if so decides all of us in our personal lives in our family lives in our communal lives can realize that do our be and don't feel despondent and don't feel limited by perceived limitations that world what he decides will happen and all we need to do is gain his and his to accomplish what we're looking to accomplish through our and through our good shabas to you all