Emineh and B'tochen Finding Faith and Trust

and he says, "Don't worry. Hold my hand. I'm you're good. You're safe." I remember um a couple of years ago there was a big snowstorm in Many and I walked across, you know, I walked through my my lawn in a like a foot of snow and I stood up the street and I called my little daughter. I said, "Come to Tati." She says, "I can't snow." I said I said I walked I walked in it already. You know, just put your feet your little feet in my footsteps. You're good. You can fit there. Wow. >> Hashem has planned our life and we think we're in control and we want to do things and Hashem says, "I've planned everything. Just walk in my footsteps and let go and things will be great." >> The reason I want to talk about this because I think there's a um it's worth a whole episode. It's okay. We have to >> Well, how does one figure out? >> Well, I want to talk about that. That's why I want to talk I think we should step back. Forget about now the wordings to just discuss because I think it's a one of it's it's fundamental in life. So we have a mitzvah of a and there's so much confusion. What's a min? What's I'm working on my not yet my work on my you know I mean so can I if I could challenge you >> please does it say I think nowhere. So if it's a mitzvah, if it's a mitzvah in the >> one of the 613, I'm glad you said the word begins with it. But the first mitzvah to believe >> if it's the first mitzvah of the raam, it's supposed to be in partial. >> Not necessarily. It doesn't go in order. >> Oh, it doesn't go in order. >> No. No. >> The other one goes >> who? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, no. If it's No, I get it. If you do like um like going to