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Today’s daily dose of emuna is dedicated to the refuah shleimah Rebbetzin Tziporah bat Sarah. May Hashem shower her with a refuah shleimah refuat hanefesh v’refuat haguf among all of Klal Yisrael who are sick and suffering b’karov, b’rachamim, Amen.
Tenth principle of Emuna according to the Rambam ztk’l:
G-d is aware of all of our actions
Hashem knows everything that we think and do; He knows it all. His knowledge is not limited to the past or the present; He knows the future as well. Hashem creates the world and continues to run all of creation down to the minute detail. Nothing exists, no activity occurs without Hashem.
Hashem in our compassionate Father; kind and merciful. I am responsible to be proactive but rely on Hashem to look out for my ultimate best. As written in the Chofetz Chaim, a Lesson a Day, “Hashem’s involvement in this world is unchanging and He continues to watch over those who place their trust in Him.”
Seeing Hashem as the source of all existence essentially leads us to recognize His goodness and constant concern over us. Thus we are driven to praise Him for all the wonders of the world and constant miracles He performs. All life is in the palm of Hashem’s Hand, so to speak, as we see in this week’s parsha of the plagues. The Egyptians were no more than a mere fly to be swatted away, as Hashem saw fit. The world was dumbfounded when they learned that the Jewish nation fled Egypt and more so with great wealth.
Though this occurred thousands of years ago Hashem’s intimate interaction with existence and the Jewish people in particular still ensues. The Borei Olam “… Peers out from the windows, Peeks through the lattice work …’ as written in Shir HaShirim; is always aware of our every move.
We may not clearly see Him, but know that He is here; aware and involved in everything.
