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will approach financial uncertainty with a sense of security, believing that God will provide for their needs in due time. This belief doesn't eliminate practical effort, but it imbues actions with confidence and reduces fear of the unknown.
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requires not only faith but a deep confidence that everything that happens is for the ultimate good, even if it may not be immediately apparent.
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a popular collection of books that focus on developing
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are repeatedly called to trust in God as they journey through the desert, with divine guidance and protection. The prophets also speak of
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533:"Sefer Madreigas Haadam - Darchei HaBitachon"
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