EPISODE · Oct 15, 2021 · 1H 36M
THE PERFECT BOSS
from Gates of Trust by Rabbi Mendel Kaplan · host Rabbi Mendel Kaplan
Sha’ar HaBitachon - Episode Forty-Five , # ~ ! After lucidly articulating the seven categories of criteria necessary to engender Trust in a Provider, Rabbeinu Bachaya demonstrates why If common sense logic prevails, it’s [only] "In G-d We [can] Trust" as the analysis clearly shows how only Hashem possesses all the requisite qualities true Trust requires. In presenting his rational thesis that invariably leads to the idea that only G-d can be relied on and is deserving of our Trust, he quotes a wide variety of biblical verses to prove his point. In this episode we focus on the need for those scripture citations. After all, if it's so logical a conclusion, why is there a need for all the biblical sources as proof that only G-d can Possess all the qualities that true Trust demands. Part Six of the second chapter of the Sha'ar, comprises the 45th episode of this ongoing series. Rabbi Mendel Kaplan
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Sha’ar HaBitachon - Episode Forty-Five , # ~ ! After lucidly articulating the seven categories of criteria necessary to engender Trust in a Provider, Rabbeinu Bachaya demonstrates why If common sense logic prevails, it’s [only] "In G-d We [can] Trust" as the analysis clearly shows how only Hashem possesses all the requisite qualities true Trust requires. In presenting his rational thesis that invariably leads to the idea that only G-d can be relied on and is deserving of our Trust, he quotes a wide variety of biblical verses to prove his point. In this episode we focus on the need for those scripture citations. After all, if it's so logical a conclusion, why is there a need for all the biblical sources as proof that only G-d can Possess all the qualities that true Trust demands. Part Six of the second chapter of the Sha'ar, comprises the 45th episode of this ongoing series. Rabbi Mendel Kaplan
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