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“And you will return unto Hashem, your G-d, 15 dvarim
and listen to His voice, according to everything
that I command you today, you and your
children, with all your heart and all your soul”

(Devarim 20:2)
What is Moshe revealing to us in the words “The hidden are for
Hashem, our G-d, but the revealed are for us and our children?” Isn’t
it self-understood?

The entire world testifies to a Creator, clear as the sun. But there
are those who remain stubborn and refuse to believe. They claim the
world came into being on its own. For this reason, Moshe Rabbeinu
told Bnei Yisrael to adhere to the Torah, thereby strengthening their
faith in the Creator. They will believe that whatever they see emanates
from Hashem.

The hidden things are for Hashem, for only He truly knows what is best,
and He manages the world accordingly.
David Hamelech says, “When I behold Your heavens, the work of Your
fingers, etc.” Through contemplating Creation, the revealed wonders of
Hashem, one strengthens his faith in the hidden aspects of the world.

One should cast his burden upon Hashem, trusting that He will take care
of his problems, and he will be met with His kindness.