ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Torah BeReal, we explore and derive powerful messages from Parshat Beshalach.
Miriam brings tambourines before the sea splits, teaching us what real faith looks like, gratitude and joy even before the struggle is over. We talk about trusting Hashem while things are still uncertain, taking action before the miracle arrives, and learning how to live with bitachon. This episode is about believing the miracle is coming, while you’re still on the way out.
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