Rabbi Shlomo of Karlin: The Secret of the "Ki" and the Cows - The Daily Chizuk

Among the words of Torah and ethics of the Torah giants of Israel, short and illuminating stories are sometimes woven, teaching ways of life and faith. In the daily chizuk, Morinu, the holy Gaon and Tzaddik, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, reveals that such is the story of Rabbi Shlomo of Karlin, one of the greatest Chassidic leaders of his generation. Through a seemingly simple sermon, he revealed a depth of trust and Divine Providence, while referring both to verses in Psalms and to a surprising interpretation of an everyday word. The Source of the Verse

Someone said, "I have two 'Ki's: 'For (Ki) in Him our hearts will rejoice, for (Ki) in His holy Name we have trusted'" (Psalms 33:21). Trust in Livelihood [VIDEO:

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