Believing in Good Divine Justice and Ultimate Goodness

Can you imagine if the entire Jewish nation would live that type of life with total conviction, totally certainty that there's a creator of the world who wants to give us the greatest level of good and we're just always walking around just believing in the good. Even when you see bad, remember if we believe everything comes from one source, then even if you see bad in the world, you know it's ultimately good. >> Says the malim that that is the explanation of the verse of the puzz that we say every morning and every evening. Hashem is when Hashem acts good to us. Is when he acts with justice, when he acts strong with us. It's all just for the good. And my would say that even if a person goes through the smallest level of the smallest thing, he put his hand in his pocket to take out a few coins and he only took out less than he thought. Even that must come for a greater good. It can't just be equal. Every bad that comes in the world is really to give you greater good. >> Mhm. >> Can we imagine what type of good is supposed to come out from all the bad things that went on in history or would go on in our life. Can you imagine just just just this past week a very young person in the community was just passed away. A mother she's supposed to supposed to marry off her son in two weeks. So how can you reconcile the bad in the world? And a Jewish person says it's all for good even though I can't understand it. And by us believing that as a nation if we were a nation and we would view everything as good and that God is bringing it about in order to give us the greatest level of good then that energy would be picked up on by all the nations of the world. Wow. the world would change like it was in the time of >> so that's that's when it will become clear to everyone right of