The Pasuk says, "Kol kedoshav biyadecha," that the Ribono shel Olam holds his kedoshim in his hand.
When a person is kadosh to HaKadosh Baruch Hu, when a person maintains his kedusha, he is held, so to speak, in the Ribono shel Olam's hand.
There's a special Hashgacha Protis for such an individual.
We should, Be'ezer Hashem, be zecher to maintain our kedusha.
"Kol kedoshav biyadecha," the Pasuk says in the Ribono shel Olam.
The Pasuk says, "Kol kedoshav biyadecha," that the Ribono shel Olam holds his kedoshim in his hand.
When a person is kadosh to HaKadosh Baruch Hu, when a person maintains his kedusha, he is held, so to speak, in the Ribono shel Olam's hand.
There's a special Hashgacha Protis for such an individual.
We should, Be'ezer Hashem, be zecher to maintain our kedusha.
"Kol kedoshav biyadecha," the Pasuk says in the Ribono shel Olam.
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