Igrot Kodesh · Letter 5606 — Faith & Bitachon
Volume 15 · Letter 283
By the grace of Hashem,
13 Tammuz* 5717,
Brooklyn,
Blessings and greetings,
I am replying to your letter of 4/7. At a propitious time, I will mention all those you cite at the holy resting place of my father-in-law, the Rebbe*, whose merit protects us.
I hope you will find the right words to explain to your husband that he must not despair. Indeed, you write to me that he weeps. Certainly, a person does not perceive the ways of Hashem — but how can one be surprised? How could his limited intellect grasp the conduct of Hashem? In any case, one thing is certain: He is the Essence of good. The more one strengthens one's trust in Him, the sooner one perceives that the things one considered to be bad, Heaven forbid, reveal themselves to be good.
May Hashem grant that very soon you bring me good news of everything you tell me in your letter.
With my blessing,
On behalf of the Rebbe Shlita*,
the secretary,