In 5748 (1988), Tzvi Zucker, a young Breslover chossid, traveled from Eretz Yisrael to New York for a shidduch. Before leaving, his father told him to go to the Rebbe for a dollar. What happened next — and what the Rebbe told him — left a lasting impact, with a precision that only became clear later.

By Anash.org reporter

In 5748 (1988), Tzvi Zucker, who comes from a Breslover family, traveled from Eretz Yisrael to New York to date a certain girl. Before leaving, his father told him to go receive a dollar from the Rebbe and ask for a bracha.

When he approached the Rebbe, without a word from Tzvi, the Rebbe handed him a dollar saying, “This is for you,” then gave a second saying, “This is for your father who sent you….” and a third: “And this is for your future kallah.”

Though he didn’t end up marrying the girl he came to see, he later married the next one he met – realizing the Rebbe’s words had been strikingly precise.

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