Hasidic stories and legends recorded by Rabbi Shlomo-Yosef Zevin formed the basis of a series of books by Yakov Shechter 'The Voice in Silence'. Relying on the strict plot outline of these legends, Schechter restores the world of Hasidic Jewry for the sake of his reader, filling it with kitchen smells, Sabbath light, fairground colors, scholarly life, unpredictable characters. This amazing world is permeated with miracles, and not only those that only the righteous can create, but also the most important miracle - the miracle of great hope. This miracle takes place in the hearts of Schechter's characters every day, giving them the strength to stand up after the heaviest blows of fate and support their neighbor's elbow. Because there is no grief that a miracle cannot cure, and there is no miracle greater than hope. The second volume contains stories related to the weekly section of the Torah "Shmot" and its chapters.