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Daily Chizuk #1279

Holidays / Yamim Tovim

Always Hope: The Promise that Sustains the Nation

Yosef wanted his brothers to make teshuva by regretting their decision, and that would have happened if they recognized him. He was doing everything in his power to help them recognize him. If he would have just told them he was Yosef, that would not be called teshuva.
We're so close to the Geulah, and Hashem is calling louder than ever. First with COVID, then Lag b’Omer, then the Miami building collapse, and now the Simchat Torah massacre. Each time we can make an excuse of the cause, and not admit that we are guilty, and need teshuva. We could say COVID came from a China laboratory, Lag b’Omer, because they closed the fence and didn't allow the people to leave. The building collapsed, because the structure wasn't sound, and October 7th, we're still trying to figure out.
Before Hashem openly reveals Himself to us, we need to recognize Him on our own, and we do that by fully accepting His will upon us, with no excuses. We have to stop hating people, and not tell everybody else to do it. We have to step up with our own avodah, and stop thinking of ways for everyone else to improve. If everyone will recognize Ani Hashem on their own, before Hashem reveals Himself, then we will attain full teshuva, and enjoy the awesome days of Geulah ahead, b'ezrat Hashem b'karov.
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