A Miraculous Story of Shabbat - Rabbi Snir Gueta

Everything is about Shabbat. There is a righteous Jew who has been coming to our classes in Natana for about three or maybe [music] four months now. Sitting across from me in a wheelchair last week we set resolutions. He raised his hand saying I want to take upon myself to observe Shabbat. I told him, "May [music] it be God's will that the Holy One, blessed be He, will heal you." And we blessed him. He is in a [music] wheelchair. I don't know what's wrong with his legs, but yesterday I understood that his legs, may God have mercy on you, have gone numb. I [music] don't know what that means in medical terms. They just don't they don't they don't respond and he can't feel them. Yesterday, one of the students came up to me and said, "Rabbi, listen. [music] You have to you have to see this. You don't understand." I asked him, "What happened?" He said to me, "Do you remember bar [music] last week took upon himself to observe Shabbat?" I said, "So what?" He said, "Look at look after the rabbi. [music] Look at the end." In the end, I see the guy standing and clapping. I ask him, "What [music] is this?" He says to me, "Rabbi, he accepted Shabbat upon himself on Tuesday during the lesson. On Shabbat, he observed [music] it at Rabbi Shimon Baroshai's tomb. He returned home without a wheelchair. He came, he entered the lesson. He's standing [music] though with a cane, but he's standing. He's walking. He has legs. He's walking. Look at what keeping Shabbat can do. [music]