The Talmud discusses a startling miracle and offers different opinions regarding how to view it. #everybodysrebbi #rabbirafimollot #torah #60secondsoftorah #judaism #miracles #miracle #talmud
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@GAC83 ай бұрын
Naturally on point.
@TheMessiah6663 ай бұрын
God is amazing! In my experiences he really does prefer to guide us along a natural path, but will come through with miracles if things get really out of control I hope that he is as happy as he makes me feel! Love you God!
@fluffyribbit18813 ай бұрын
Yeah, that feels right. God will work with you, to help you "get over the hump" sometimes in life, but if you were actually doing what you were supposed to do, then you'd already be strong enough to get over those humps yourself.
@amsumalivallaart28053 ай бұрын
Very well spoken rabbi When it comes to health however everything goes out the window and a miracle is sought desperately
@RabbiRafiMollot3 ай бұрын
While the Torah enjoins us to seek natural means of healing (which includes scientific medicine as well as other paths of healing), we ultimately recognize that healing comes only from the Almighty, and given the limits of medicine, it is not wrong to seek a miracle when other paths have been pursued and exhausted, or even simultaneously, with the understanding that all healing derives from God.
@RabbiRafiMollot3 ай бұрын
The problem would be to EXCLUSIVELY pursue a miracle and not natural means as well.
@RabbiRafiMollot3 ай бұрын
But our Sages teach, "We do not rely upon a miracle." In fact the Torah forbids reliance upon miracles when other means are available.
@TheMessiah6663 ай бұрын
I have an unrelated question rabbi! Is there anything in the Tanach about beings that can manipulate reality or any stories of God playing with people for fun? I’ve been playing the role of Messiah son of Joseph online for fun and in my most recent video I asked God to create a face with a heart of 314 in the clouds and he did… How can I be sure it’s God?