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 Netanya for about three or maybe four [music] months now. Sitting across from me in a wheelchair, last week we set resolutions. He raised [music] his hand saying, "I want to take upon myself to observe Shabbat." I told him, "May it be God's will [music] that the Holy One, blessed be He, will heal you." And we blessed him. He is in a wheelchair. I don't know what's wrong with [music] his legs, but yesterday I understood that his legs, may God have mercy on you, have gone numb. I don't know what that means in [music] medical terms. They just don't They don't They don't respond, and he can't feel them. Yesterday, one [music] of the students came up to me and said, "Rabbi, listen, you have to You have to see this." "You don't understand." [music] I asked him, "What happened?" He said to me, "Do you remember Bar?" "Bar last [music] week took upon himself to observe Shabbat." I said, "So what?" He said, "Look at Look after the [music] rabbi. Look at the end." In the end, I see the guy standing and clapping. I ask him, "What is this?" He says to me, "Rabbi, he accepted [music] Shabbat upon himself on Tuesday during the lesson." On Shabbat, he observed it at Rabbi Shimon [music] bar Yochai'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.