This week, we explore the extraordinary relationship between Emunah and Shabbos. How can we strengthen our Emunah in a world filled with distractions? What does it mean to trust Hashem fully, not just with our minds but with our actions?

Through the profound teachings of the Sefer Shabbos Malchusa, we uncover how Shabbos is a weekly opportunity to stop, reflect, and acknowledge Hashem as the source of everything. Using vivid examples, like the unmatched harmony of nature and the mystery of the Jewish people's survival, we’ll see how Emunah is not a feeling but the intellectual clarity of seeing truth as it is.

Join us as we delve into the practical ways Shabbos helps us internalize Hashem’s presence, bringing peace to our lives and aligning us with the ultimate purpose of creation. This episode will inspire you to embrace Shabbos as a time of trust, connection, and true spiritual vision.

Hosted by Rabbi Ari Klapper and produced by Eli Podcast Productions, this episode is part of the Real Judaism series, available on RealJudaism.org. Don’t forget to subscribe and share to stay connected with our daily lessons and timeless Torah insights!

This week, we'll delve deeper into the profound mechanics of how Hashem's justice operates in our world. Have you ever contemplated why certain actions seem to persist against His will, only to be dramatically reversed later? Through a fascinating analysis of the concept of retroactive undoing, we'll discover how both divine judgment and teshuva don't merely correct or compensate - they can actually rewrite spiritual reality itself.

Join us as Rabbi Klapper unveils the deeper dimensions of how Hashem's unity demands that ultimately, nothing can truly stand against His will. Through an extraordinary story of a nobleman's teshuva and a compelling analysis of the Gemara's view on mamzeirus, we'll explore how even seemingly permanent spiritual damage can be completely undone. This understanding transforms our perspective not just on historical events like Yetzias Mitzrayim, but on our own capacity for complete spiritual renewal through teshuva.