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Episode 86 - The Fifth Reason: Failed Duty to Teach Torah
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Today we complete our exploration of the five reasons righteous people suffer with perhaps the most thought-provoking: suffering that comes when we fail to be zealous in upholding Torah and teaching it to those around us. This final reason highlights our responsibility not just to live righteously ourselves, but to actively guide others—especially our children—toward spiritual wisdom. As parents and community members, we have a sacred duty to transmit these life-giving teachings before our window of influence closes.
The true breakthrough comes when we stop obsessing over which specific action caused our suffering and instead embrace a transformative perspective: God allows righteous people to suffer as a means of spiritual cleansing. Just as we wouldn't reward our children for misbehavior, sometimes consequences are necessary for growth. The remarkable discovery is that when we genuinely internalize this understanding—that even painful experiences serve our ultimate good—our emotional and physical suffering dramatically diminishes. This perspective creates unshakeable security, knowing God is working for our benefit regardless of circumstances.
We then begin examining the flip side: why do wicked people sometimes prosper? The first explanation mirrors our understanding of righteous suffering—even wicked individuals occasionally perform good deeds that require compensation. Since these spiritual acts originate from an infinite realm, they receive their reward in this finite world. This reveals a profound truth that liberates us from jealousy and anxiety: no one can take what God has designated for you. Your divinely allocated portion is secure, freeing you to support others without fear of loss or competition.
Have you been wrestling with suffering or questioning why difficulties persist despite your best efforts? This episode offers not just explanations, but a pathway to peace that transcends circumstances. Listen now to discover how ancient wisdom can transform your modern struggles into stepping stones toward spiritual maturity.
Chapters
1. Welcome to The Trust Factor (00:00:00)
2. Reason Five: Not Being Zealous (00:10:02)
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