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In order to feel Hashem’s individual supervision, one must feel that He is
the sole force in the world. One should beware of combining love of
Hashem with the pursuit of physical pleasures.
The word is numerically equivalent to ten. In order to receive the
influence of the ten sefirot by which the world is sustained, one must feel
that Hashem alone is guiding the world.
The word also alludes to the ten sayings by which the world was
created. Just as Hashem created the world alone, so is the Torah, founded
on the Ten Commandments, the foundation for the world. Torah
observance is imperative in acquiring Hashem’s individual guidance.
The Ben Ish Chai says that this pasuk is referring to the End of Days,
when a new level of reality will be the order of the day. In order to fully
appreciate the miracles of that time, one must make the effort now to
believe only in Hashem.

“For how could one pursue a thousand, and
two cause a myriad to flee, if not that their
Rock had sold them out, and Hashem had
delivered them?”

The words, “The Rock! – perfect is His work” indicate that Hashem (Devarim 32:30)
behaves with a person measure for measure, for better or for worse. The
words “For all His paths are justice” state that all that He does is correct.
At times, due to our short-sightedness, we fail to see the justice in