Musar untuk Mazmur 145:17

And there is yet another fence for faith, from which come many good qualities — namely, to believe in [Hashem’s] providence, may He be blessed, over the lower beings in every single detail, and that “no person bruises his finger below unless they decree it upon him above” (Chullin 7b). And both good and evil come from the mouth of the Most High, whether by the hand of heaven or by the hand of man, for the Omnipresent has many messengers, for good or for bad. And “he gives you power to be successful” (Deutoronomy 8:18), for “not to the wise [belongs] bread, nor to the swift [belongs] the race”. Consequently, one should not be concerned for the loss of his money when it comes to serving his Creator and doing his will, and he should not exert himself to become wealthy through something forbidden. Rather, he should conduct his affairs with judgement, properly and uprightly, according to the Torah. And he should not become angry, flatter [others], hate his fellow, take revenge, or bear a grudge, for he knows and believes that Hashem said to him, “Curse”, and everything is from him, to diminish his liability [for sin], for his own benefit. “A G-d of truth and without iniquity, he is just and right” (Deutoronomy 32:4). “Hashem is righteous in all his ways, and gracious in all his works” (Psalms 145:17). And all that the Merciful One does, he does for the good (Berakhot 60b). And thereby one should take upon himself the judgement of heaven with joy, and not loathe rebuke.