Mrs. Schwartz’s* child needed a pair of shoes, but she couldn’t afford it. She didn’t know what to do. She said, “Hashem, I can’t afford it. I don’t have money, but it’s not money that buys shoes; it’s You, Hashem.” Shortly afterwards, one of her neighbors was speaking with her and told her that
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Dovid went shopping at a store. When he came to the cash register, he realized that he only had half the amount of money that he needed. So he asked the owner, “Do you want me to put stuff back? Do you want me to come back later with money?” The owner answered, “I want
Mrs. Cohen’s son was running late for the bus and missed it. She called the bus driver and asked how long before he had come to the stop. The non-Jewish driver said, “Don’t worry. I’ll turn around and come back for you to make you happy.” Hashem is doing nissim geluyim for Klal Yisrael!
