Never Forget This - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

And this is the mistake that we cannot make. We can't make a mistake to think who doesn't know my story. He forgot about me. Look what I'm going through. It's crazy. It's chaotic. It's so sad. I'm lost. I have nothing. I have no one. How could I turn to him? He doesn't know about me. That's the mistake that they made. We can't make that mistake. We have to remember that every single detail. Even banging a nail with a hammer into a wall, even shoveling, even trying to get your car out. Yes, is there. And you could ask him. You didn't have to complain. You could ask him, "Please help me." And he knows what's best for you. And he'll decide if it's the right thing for you. If it's the best thing for you, not always is the answer yes. Sometimes the answer yes would be terrible for us. Can I run in the street while cars are coming? Yes, cuz I'm a great dad. No, you're not. Sometimes the answer has to be no. Now again, that's a very simple m but in in the world of billions of it's a crazy thing. So we have to think about that. Okay, the reason why they complained is because perhaps they thought that Hashem doesn't know the small little things about us. And the answer and and the mistake they made was that that's a mistake. Hashem knows everything. We can never forget