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his wife can't stand him becoming
religious. And if he brings 300 tapes of
Torah to the house, she'll probably hang
him at night. So every day he, you know,
he sneaks in another tape, listens to
it, finishes, gets another one, and one
day his wife tells him, "Listen, I'm
leaving you. I already talked to the
lawyer. We're done." But she says the
night before the court appearance that
finalizes everything and officially ends
this marriage, the husband is out
working or something, he was gone and
she was really upset that he chose God
over her and she, you know, starts uh,
you know, reminiscing with herself
putting, she put on her wedding dress
and she looks at the uh, sky and says,
"How come I don't feel it? How come I
don't feel this thing that he does? I
don't feel God. I don't feel it. And she
says, "God, if you're real, please show
me." And she fell asleep. Next morning,
she goes into the car and she
automatically the car plays the tape
that's already in there. And she starts
listening to what's on the tape. What's
on the tape?
Telling people about reward and
punishment.
What worse, to kill a Jew or to drive
Shabbat? What's worse, do you think?
No. To drive Shabbat is worse. I am
rabbi. She forgets where she's even
going. She continues to listen to the
whole tape. She finishes it. She gets
home. The husband is there. Okay, we
have we have to go to the appointment.
She goes, "No, no, I'm going to cancel
it." Husband like, "Okay, when do you
want to do it?" "I don't know, but do
you have another tape?" He says, "Tape
for what?" "The tape? The tape that you
have in the car? you have another one?
The guy almost had a heart attack from
happiness, but he didn't want to show it
there. He's like, "Uh, yeah, I kind of
have some." Yeah, yeah, I can get you
another one. Sure. All right. Can you
get one quickly? I I need one. I need
one. The guy runs to the car, shows up
with a tape. Oh, thanks. Okay. She goes
back in the car. She's listening to
another tape. She's driving aimlessly.
No reason to drive. She wants to hear
the tape. She hears another tape. Comes
back home. You have another tape. Said,
"Yeah, I can get you another tape." She
gives him another tape. Another tape.
Another tape. And she's crying herself,
but this time for happiness.
And she tells her husband, "Finally, I
want to be religious. I want to cover my
hair. I want to do everything." And he
says to her, "How?" And she tells him
what she said. She said, "I didn't feel
what you feel. I didn't know what you
know. I didn't want to hear it. You told
me you believe in this thing in the air
that's God, this creator. I didn't feel
it. And last night I looked at the sky
and I said, "If you're a real God,
please show me."
And today
he showed me.
