Hashgachah at the Hospital | Rabbi David Pinto

About 40 years ago, in France, I was very, very ill. I was walking in my house and then I fainted. And on Shabbat, they took me to the hospital. After some exams that they did on me, they told me that I have to stay in the hospital a few days. In the morning, two nurses came to the room, they wanted to help me to have a shower. I was shocked. Two nurses? And they told my secretary to go out from the room. I said: No, impossible. And they said: Yes, we must help you, otherwise, maybe you will faint. So I told them, Can you get me a man? -No, there is no man. I said: Hashem, מאין יבוא עזרי? What am I going to do? I'm alone here. מן השמיים, the Chumash was on the table, and that week, it was Parashat Beha’alotcha. The story of Miriam HaNeviah, that she spoke bad about Moshe Rabeinu about Tzipporah, why he left her. Curiously, they asked me: What is this book? I said: This book is the Bible. In this book, we read the story, the punishment that Hashem punished Miriam, because she wanted to protect Tzipporah. So anyone who will touch me, he will be punished like Miriam, that she was punished. Suddenly, they looked at me. They were very, very afraid. Of course, when I say they looked at me, at that time, I was very, very sick. They just said: We’re going to leave. We’ll make sure that every day it will be a man who will come to help you. I did not understand what happened. And then my secretary came, he was very pale. I told him: What's going on? What happened to them? So he said, One of the nurses, her name is Miriam, and the other nurse, her name before was Tzipporah, and she changed her name to another name. And they were shocked that you said, Hashem punished Miriam, that she wanted to protect Tzipporah. They thought that you were talking about them, and they were surprised how you know their names. I started laughing. בדרך שאדם רוצה ללכת, מוליכין אותו. I just was reading the Parasha of the week, and look, HaKadosh Baruch Hu, to protect me not to see, to protect me not to, Chas v’Chalila, those two nurses remain in the room, Hashem did that their names were Miriam and Tzipporah, all this why? So that Hashem can protect me. My friend, when you do an effort to the Mitzvah, Hashem helps. Hashem has a lot of ways how to help you, because He is unlimited. I saw in my life many, many, many stories like this. Hashem bless you, Amen.