Trusting Hashem Without a Guarantee
He seeks what is good for him even beyond what he promised, out of generosity and kindness.
Chovot Halevavot – Shaar Habitachon
You Don’t Need a Promise for Every Outcome
Sometimes we turn bitachon into a deal: if I trust enough, I should get the result I want. Rabbeinu Bachya points to a deeper kind of trust. The one you rely on cares about your good even when there was no promise. You can want a yes, hope for a certain timing, and still trust Hashem when you do not know what He will choose.
Reflection
Do I feel safe with Hashem only when I think I know how this will end?
Today’s Avodah
Name one outcome you want. Say, “Hashem, I want this. I also trust You with what I cannot see.”
Carry today’s avodah with you and return tomorrow.
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