Listen: More Than Reviving the Dead - Miracles of the Righteous Rav Eliezer Berland shlit"a

We received a beautiful story that shows how far the power of a tzaddik can reach. True, we have already heard great stories bordering on the reversal of nature itself, but anyone who understands a little about driving knows how the following story is not simple at all. Some might say - more than reviving the dead.

Rabbi David, a young scholar, a chassid of Lelov from Jerusalem, recounts: "I was in the process of obtaining a driver's license, and I failed three tests, what is called - I failed on minor things. I arrived nervous for the fourth test, during which the car approached a stop line with a stop sign. At that moment, I forgot that I needed to stop at the line and thought I had to stop at the curb line, so I continued driving. The tester's brake was not long in coming."

'Stop sign, why aren't you stopping?' he asks me. 'I wanted to reach the curb line,' I stammered to him. At the end of the test, the driving instructor said to me: 'Are you normal? This is disobedience to a stop sign, and you were even braked during the test, you failed!' I was also sure that I had failed one hundred percent, especially since I had previously failed tests on much smaller things. I tried to strengthen my emunah and tried to think of something that would help me sweeten the judgments. I remembered that some time ago I gave a pidyon to Rav Berland shlit"a, and now the thought came to me that this could help me in sweetening the judgments."

"I immediately called and made a bank transfer, whether I failed the test or not, I did my part with a full heart. A few moments later, I receive a phone call from my driving instructor confirming my name. 'You passed the test successfully,' he joyfully informs me. 'You see? Only Hashem, only Hashem.' Before the answer, he didn't believe for a moment, he kept telling me that the data was really against me, and suddenly we see a miracle. If anyone had asked any person before, they would have told me that I failed, and the truth is that I myself was already despaired. The pidyon instilled in me emunah and hope."

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