Rabbi Golombeck was running low on milk, and his baby wanted a milk bottle. Right afterwards, his neighbor by the name of Rabbi Klein, who has a yeshiva, sent him a message that he had a lot of extra milk that they had brought home from yeshiva, and that Rabbi Golombeck could take as much as he wanted! Rabbi Golombeck got plenty of milk! Such Hashgacha Pratis! Read more: Yungeman Finds Simchas Ha’chaim and More
R’ Goldstein,* needed parnassah, so he was tutoring two bachurim, one during first seder, and one during second seder. He didn’t really have enjoyment from the tutoring, and it wasn’t going smoothly, but he kept doing it because he needed the money. Then he said to himself, “It’s not proper hishtadlus. I learn with more geshmak in Bais Medrash Gevoah, that’s where I get Simchas Hachayim. I need money? Hashem will work it out. He gave up his tutoring jobs and went back to learning at Bais Medrash Gevoah. Soon afterwards, someone arranged for him to learn with a bachur whose father wanted for him a great chavrusa and was willing to pay top dollar. R’ Goldstein ended up earning the same amount of money that he gave up from the tutoring jobs! Hashgacha pratis! Read more: Nissim Geluyim!
Rabbi Golombeck was at Leifer’s shul. A Yid by the name of R’ Chaim* had a yahrzeit for his mother. He was about to go up to daven for the Amud, but someone else really wanted to daven for the Amud. R’ Chaim knew that it’s a zechus to be mevater, so he let that other person daven. R’ Chaim walked away so happy, knowing that he did the best thing! Read more: Impressions are Meaningless
Mrs. Newhouse* from England takes a particular course that’s given by a non-Jew. One year, this instructor said to her, “You know, I just checked the weather forecast for your holiday, Purim, and it’s going to be snowing and raining. I guess you have to cancel your Purim plans or push it off. What day are you pushing it off to?” She said, “No, no. We don’t push things off. We do it in the snow, we do it in the rain, we do it in the heat, we do it no matter what.” The instructor said, “Wow, that’s not the way we work. By us, we only do things if it’s convenient. You Jews are loyal; you have such devotion.” What a Kiddush Hashem! Read more: “Bitachon and Chesed United!”
Mrs. Rosenberg* walked out of her house, and she saw a friend, who she had not met in a long time, coming towards her. Right away, she started thinking: “What type of an impression am I going to make on her? Do I look happy? Do I look the way she wants me to look?” She started getting nervous. When her friend approached her, her friend said, “You know, my natural instinct is always to worry what others are thinking of me and what type of an impression I am making. But I follow the Bitachon Hotline, and it doesn’t bother me anymore.” Mrs. Rosenberg said, “Whoa, those were the exact words I needed to hear! I’m scared of her, and she’s scared of me! With Bitachon there’s no need to be scared because what does it help to make an impression?” See More:‘A Life With Bitachon’ See more: Say Goodbye to “Problems”!
Mrs. Markowitz* needed to buy clothing for her children, but she didn’t have time and energy to go shopping. All of a sudden, she received a phone call from her friend who said, “I’m at a clothing store, and I found beautiful clothing for my kids. Do you want me to buy anything for you? They have everything you would like!” Just like that, she got a package delivered to her house, without having to spend a penny. When she got the clothes, she saw that they fit perfectly, and it was exactly what her kids wanted. Klal Yisrael is an amazing nation! Read more: It’s so special to be part of this nation full of chesed!
Last week, a man called up Rabbi Golombeck with a question. He wanted to spend money for for Shalom Bayis purposes, but it was hard for them to spend the money. Rabbi Golombeck told him that the Chafetz Chaim says that you will end up getting back double when you spend money for mitzvah purposes; and that he should report to him when he gets the money back. A week later, he called Rabbi Golombeck back to tell him that not only did he get back double, but that he got his money quadrupled! He just made a business deal, and he never made such a big deal in his life! He got back four times the amount that he spent! Such clear Hashgacha Pratis! Read more: Rabbi Golombeck sees how much Hashem Loves and Cares for him!
Mrs. Golombeck went to the store to purchase something. Someone saw that she wanted to purchase something, and he said, “I want a zechus. Can I please pay for that item?” It was a very expensive item and just like that, they paid for it. Mrs. Golombeck walked out of the store without having to pay one penny! Such amazing chesed! See More: Grocery Bill Covered!
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R’ Hoffman from Eretz Yisrael struggles to make ends meet. He doesn’t have an extra penny from one day to the next. He was making a chasunah, and he had to help out his daughter with a dirah and everything. He said that now he was after the chasunah; he did not go one penny into debt! He said that if he were to make a list of who donated to the chasunah, the list would just keep on going and going and going and going! To be able to walk out of a chasunah without one penny in debt?? There is no way a Yid could make sense out of such a thing; it’s all nissim geluyim! Read more: Worked out to the Dime!
A mother left him a message with a question on the hotline. He called her back and said to her that this question was for her Rav and she should be asking him. She said that with these types of questions, her Rav tells her that only Rabbi Forsheimer knows the answers. So Rabbi Golombeck asked her, “So what’s the problem?” She said that the last time she tried to call Rabbi Forsheimer, it took her a week to get through to him. She doesn’t have a week now to get through to him. Rabbi Golombeck told her, “Okay, I’ll call him instead of you.” Usually, Rabbi Golombeck also has to call Rabbi Forsheimer about 20 to 40 times in order to get through to him, but he decided he’ll do it anyway, to help another Yid. He called, and on the first try, Rabbi Forsheimer answered!! Rabbi Forsheimer said that he didn’t have a clear answer to the question and that Rabbi Golombeck should call Rebbetzin Halberstadt; she would know. So Rabbi Golombeck called Rebetzin Halberstadt, and she said that she was leaving to teach in three minutes; and that Rabbi Golombeck caught her right as she was about to leave! She said she had 60 seconds. She gave Rabbi Golombeck 100 percent clarity on the answer to the question. Within two minutes of Rabbi Golombeck speaking to the mother with her question, she got an answer!! Even though it was through Rabbi Forsheimer, who usually takes 20 times to get through to, and the Rebbetzin, who was about to leave for work! Everything was orchestrated perfectly with hashgacha pratis! Read More: Hashgacha Pratis Read more: “Hashem’s Constant Care”
Akiva Shwartz, a yungerman, said that one of his children was taking a very hard test and was nervous about failing, not knowing the material, and about the fact that it was going to be so difficult. He said to his child, “Who takes the test? Hashem. Who gives you brains? Hashem! Who marks tests? Hashem! So what are you doing? You’re just trying! Trying is very easy, so just try!” She tried, and she got the best mark in her class! 100%! Read more: Bitachon #53
