One Minute Daily Torah Thought - Rabbi Moshe Levin

Send us a textI was once pure and innocent, but I'm afraid I can't say that anymore. Why would He even want me?Good morning! A very gifted composer, Rabbi Hillel Paley, shared the following personal true story. A little over a year ago, there was a bus accident in which his son's bride of six months lost both of her legs. When she woke up from her coma, she had one question for her husband: "If you were to meet me after this accident without both of my legs, would you choose to marry me?" This question goes beyond what a lifetime of wisdom and study can prepare you for. It reveals who you truly are. He responded that if he had met her after the accident, it would have only affected you, and he wouldn't want to be a part of the story. However, because the accident happened after they were married, it didn't only happen to you; it happened to both of us. This is our shared challenge. Here's a beautiful prayer attributed to Rashi that says, "Love your bride, make a ne