Weekly Letter: Korban Pesach, The Deeper Meaning
In preparation for Pesach – we present a letter where the Rebbe gives the deeper meaning of korban Pesach, the pascal sacrifice.
In preparation for Pesach – we present a letter where the Rebbe gives the deeper meaning of korban Pesach, the pascal sacrifice.
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In preparation for the Rebbe’s birthday on the Yud Alef Nissan, we share a letter in which the Rebbe acknowledges and thanks the correspondent “for your good wishes on my birthday” and reassures him there is no need to feel embarrassed about reminding an older person of his birthday.
In his letter to a renowned personality, the Rebbe explains the importance of Shabbos and its observance, including the material benefits that come from doing so and its mystical yet practical approach.
In his letter, the Rebbe explains the right approach to Judaism – where the action comes before the reasoning and not the reasoning before the action, as one may tend to think. The mitzvos need to be done first and only after, do we learn the reasons.
In his letter from a forthcoming volume of THE LETTE AND THE SPIRIT – the Rebbe analyzes the “Jewish Problem” as seen in the story of Purim and as it applies to all times and to all places. In this is seen the secret of our indestructability.
During these weeks when we learn of the construction of the Mishkan in the desert – we present a letter in which the Rebbe explains how the Mishkan and its construction are a guide to us in educating our children, as taught by the Frierdiker Rebbe.
Concerning the mitzvos – the Rebbe answers the question of why it is that Jews were given 613 mitzvos and the rest of humanity was given 7 mitzvos.
In this week of P’Yisro we share a letter of the Rebbe where he answers one questioning the authenticity of Torah with a logical proof and in addition, points out that the more intellectual a person is, the more apt he is to get confused.
In this week’s letter of the Rebbe – the Rebbe addresses the question on the advisability of the organization “Tzivos Hashem” being founded on the ideas of the military and glorification of arms, wars and battlefields – is this good educational value?
The Egyptians made calculations based on astrology and Paro used his sages and magicians to perform signs similar to Moshe’s. In his letter this week, the Rebbe addresses the question of the Jewish attitude to horoscopes and astrology.
In his letter, the Rebbe addresses the age-old question of why it is that the wicked prosper and the righteous suffer. Tragedies which our people have endured over the centuries of our history – have not deterred us from fulfilling our mission.
The Rebbe’s letter touches upon the significance of a Jewish name – as it played a significant role in our redemption from Egypt, in the merit of which we were redeemed.
With Yaakov’s descent to Mitzrayim, starts the journey of the Jewish people in exile, under the rule now of the non-Jews. The Rebbe in his letter explains the concept of “Kindness of the nations is sin” – so that we may be very cautious about the seeming kindness non-Jews may display to Jews. Sadly, many misinterpret this kindness as a positive thing and use it as a basis for closeness with the non-Jews.
In connection with our parsha where Yosef plays a prominent role in Mitzrayim – we share a letter where the Rebbe explains to a group of students how we can be Yosef.
In his letter, the Rebbe highlights the Chanukah events and lessons for us. He then asks the question – what does all of this have to do with money and Chanukah gelt and explains what is beneath the surface of this custom of giving Chanukah gelt.
As we prepare for Chanukah we present a letter of the Rebbe explaining the position of Lubavitch in answer to those objecting to the public menorah lighting campaign of Chabad. The Rebbe lists the advantages of the public menorah lighting and dispels some false assumptions about it.
In preparation for Yud Tes Kislev we share a letter in which the Rebbe addresses the influence of Chabad and various other loyalties and obligations.