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“On Shabbos Shirah, 5702, the Previous Rebbe related that the Maharal of Prague (Rabbi Yehuda Lowe) established a custom — hopefully the custom will be reinstituted — that during the week before Shabbos Beshallach he would inform all the teachers and parents of small children to bring their children to […]
4. Today is a unique day in the Jewish calendar. It is the eighth of Tishrei, the day on which King Solomon initiated the dedication of the Bais HaMikdash in Yerushalayim.[35] The Temple is connected with the service of Teshuvah. For that reason it was constructed of stone, showing the relationship to the service […]
The three Mivtzoim that are connected with Jewish women — the lighting of Shabbos candles, Taharas Hamishpachah, and Kashrus, have a connection to tonight’s gathering. The name Chana [Trans. Note: The Rebbe’s mother’s name was Chana] is an acronym for three Hebrew words: Challah, Nidah, and Hadlakas Hanar (lighting of the Shabbos candles). The mitzvah […]
“Since the inheritance of Eretz Yisrael is a crucial aspect in the life of the Jewish people,[9] it follows that this too had to be connected in some way with Moshe. Therefore, although Moshe did not actually enter the land, it was necessary that he at least sanctify it by seeing it. With regard to […]
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A group of students studiying at Ohr Temmim in Kfar Chabad have begun a great new initiative, translating the Rebbe’s Sichos to English. The Sichos are all selections which have never been translated previously. The Sichos will be available via Chabad.info on a weekly basis. Click Here to view the Parshas terumah edition. Chabad.Info
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“On the tenth of Teves Nevuchadnetzar besieged Jerusalem. A siege is not as tragic an event as that for which any of the other public fast days were instituted. During the siege the city itself remained intact; the Beis HaMikdosh continued to function; and even the sacrifices continued as usual. In contrast, on the seventeenth […]
“The practice has become widespread [616] to hold the main farbrengen of Yud-Tes Kislev on the eve of the 20th, because the Alter Rebbe was released from prison on the 19th at Minchah time, and for the following three hours he found himself in the home of an antagonist to Chassidism, where he suffered spiritual […]
The eighteenth day of Elul, or Chai Elul, marks the birthdate of both the Baal Shem Tov,[39] founder of the chassidic movement, and the Alter Rebbe,[40] founder of Chabad Chassidism. This day invariably falls either on or near the Shabbos during which the Torah portion of Savo is read.All Jewish festivals and auspicious occasions on the Jewish calendar are alluded to in the […]
Among the highlights of the Torah portion of Balak are the prophecies of Bilam, who is granted a vision of the Jewish people during the “final days,”[1] i.e., at the time of the coming of Moshiach.
In writing about Moshiach, the Rambam states in his Code of Law, Yad HaChazakah:[2] “Whoever does not believe in him […]
