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June 26, 2011
If God is the Rofeh Kol Basar -- and yet He is the cause and determination of all suffering and loss -- how am I to view Him with gratitude when He gives to me after He has deprived me?
3 comments:
Once when playing pond Hockey in Farmington, Ct. I tripped over a crack in the ice and broke a bone in my cheek
A few things conspired for the good
1. An EMT was skating nearby with his girlfriend
2 The Univ of Ct medical Centre was close by
3. On call as attending surgeon was Dr. Petersen, the formeost maxillo-facial surgeon in the State of Ct.
Question - should I have been
A Angry @ G-d for what transpired
B. Praising G-d for the amazing set of co-incidences that conspired to give me the best possible outcome
C. A bit of both?
Extra credit question:
Why Do you suppose Hashem set up this up?
Extra Extra Credit:
What does David Hamelech mean by [Psalm 145:9] Tov Hashem lakkol v'rachamv al kol maasav?
Extra'''
Shalom,
RRW
Extra 3rd
What does it mean in psalm 147: livnei Orev asher yiqra'u?
Why do the young ravens need to crow to get their food? Why not just have it w/o need to crow for it?
Shalom,
RRW
I have no idea...
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