Weekly Letter: Free Choice

In our Parsha we are given a choice between the blessings and the curses which will be pronounced on the two mountains as soon as we enter the Holy Land after our 40 years in the desert. The Rebbe’s letter deals with the question of free choice – how do we reconcile Divine foreknowledge, predestination with the idea of freedom of choice of action.

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Weekly Letter: The Jewish Education of A Daughter

As parents are arranging for their children’s education for the coming school year, we present an important letter of the Rebbe highlighting the Jewish education of a daughter – with encouraging advice about studying in Seminary in Eretz Yisrael and cautioning about the pitfalls of college, especially during these trying times.

Weekly Letter: The Primary Duty of A Shliach

Our letter this week – the week we read about the shluchim sent by Moshe to scout the land of Israel – deals with the role of shluchim of the Rebbe in our day. The Rebbe clarifies to one critical of shluchim – who are not involved in certain activities or projects – what is the essential and primary duty of a shliach.

Weekly Letter: Why The Holocaust?

In his letter to one questioning the holocaust – why did G-d permit it to take place – the Rebbe shares some preliminary basic thoughts to keep in mind before delving into the question: Creation of the world with a purpose, capacities to carry out the purpose and the Divine design revealed in Torah.

Weekly Letter: One Cannot Consider Anything As Impossible

The month of Iyar is an auspicious time for healing – a time during which Hashem healed all Yidden of their afflictions, in preparation for their receiving the Torah at Har Sinai. In his letter this week – the Rebbe addresses the concerns of one who is despondent regarding the health issues facing her, with encouraging the words “that to be truly realistic, one cannot consider anything as impossible.”