8:00pm: Was the Kinus Hashluchim the Rebbe’s Idea?
The topics in this week’s 425th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include:
- Chassidus Applied to Toldos
- Why was Jacob deceptive in receiving the birthright and blessings?
- What do Jacob and Esau represent in our lives?
- What can we learn from Isaac and Rebecca to ensure that G-d blesses us with children?
- What was Esau thinking when he sold his birthright for… lentil soup?
- Why do we assume that Hashem is only capable of doing good?
- Is G-d beyond good and evil?
- Chassidus Applied to Rosh Chodesh Kislev: What happened on this day and what lessons does it offer us?
- Was the Kinus HaShluchim the Rebbe’s idea?
- Is a Thanksgiving family dinner considered a Hakhel gathering or do we need to do something in the realm of Torah and Mitzvos?
- Should I start learning Gemara Yerushalmi November 14 with the new cycle?
- Who created G-d?
- Follow-up
- Does the acronym of the Rebbe Rashab have any deeper meaning?
- Why don’t we wear nose rings?
- Was Abraham wrong for not telling Sarah that he was instructed to sacrifice Isaac?
- Why did G-d test Abraham with ten tests but zero tests for Sarah?
- What is the difference between Malkitzedek and Abraham?
- Why are most of the great stories about Abraham told only in the Midrash?
- Is G-d invisible?
- Why did you criticize someone for having a sense of entitlement for asking G-d to fulfill His promise to reward us for giving tzedakah?
- Will there be another essay contest in the future?
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