| "It was not you that sent me here, for Hashem made me a father to Pharaoh and the master of his entire household, and a ruler over all the land of Egypt" (Bereishit 45:8).
Yoseph's brothers contemplated killing him, sold him as a slave in Egypt, and ultimately Yoseph languished in a dungeon for twelve years. Despite all these malicious acts directed against him, Yoseph always maintained a positive perspective. In the verse mentioned above, Yoseph reveals to his brothers the true reason he ended up in Egypt: Hashem sent him there to become the Egyptian leader.
Yoseph endured incredible suffering at the hands of his brothers, yet he did not hold them accountable for their harsh treatment. He told them, "It was not you that sent me here, for Hashem made me a father to Pharaoh and the master of his entire household, and a ruler over all the land of Egypt."
Furthermore, he instructed his brothers to bring their father, Jacob, to Egypt, assuring them that he would provide them with lodging and food.
Today: When you face a difficult challenge, say, "This is also for the good!" Even if you can't immediately see the positive outcomes, strive to maintain an optimistic perspective. Envision a favorable result, and Hashem will bless you with His most powerful blessings, salvation, and comfort.
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