In The Hands of Hashem | Rabbi Mordechai Groner

[music] The holy za the za kadesh says that the parnasa of the whole week comes from the sudas of chabas. Desire quotes Tanayam as saying that a heavenly voice comes out after a person eats the three meals on Shabas and [music] says look how beautiful this person spent Shabas and his parna the whole week comes from that which is very fascinating and why is it the even continues and [music] explains how the malam come on Friday night when he sing and how the malam look and they say the person's table is set they report back and all shmayim is watching how a person spread chabas so why is a person's parnas reliant upon how he spends on Shabas because Shabas is a day when we stop. Shabas is a day when nothing else goes on. Shabas is a day of amuna. Shabas is a day of ultimate belief that anything I did before doesn't matter. I'm ready for Shabas. I don't need to do anything physical. And the reason is because I believe Hashem takes care of everything. That's why even the man didn't fall on [music] Shabas. Shabas was a day of just you and Hashem. It's Hashem's day. That's why it's Hashem's present. [music] So imagine person sits the suda shabas Friday night shabas day and shalas [music] even in the shaw and a person eats all three meals the heavenly voice comes out and says that person is totally [music] connected to hashem he believes in hashem and it's all from hashem so therefore all his pasa [music] all his sustenance hashem says no problem he's connected there's a direct line parnasa sustenance is based on amun imagine a child learning how to ride a bike so at first a parent is standing there helping the child ride the bike and then if The child says, "I got it. I could do it on my own." The parent lets go. As long as the child says to the parent, "I need you." The parent holds on. And Muna is telling Hashem, "Don't let go." [music] And is telling Hashem, "I'm connected to you. Stay connected to me. Don't let go. Allow me to be. Allow me to live. Allow me to have. But Hashem, don't let go." And that's why the Shabas bring the sustenance. Have an amazing Shabas. [music]