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Ohr Tmimim — Matos-Massei 5784

Выпуск: Ohr Tmimim — Matos-Massei 5784. Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. To understand the connection here is a story that occurred some 20 years ago (Beis Moshiach Magazine, issue 607) Rabbi Shimon Freundlich the Rebbe's 'Shliach' (emissary), runs a successful Chabad House in Beijing China catering especially to Jewish tourists or businessmen, both religious, non-religious and ultra-religious that are passing through, and often they are impressed to the essence of their souls. "The Rebbe requests that 'the Lubavitcher' (referring to Rabbi Freundlich) should speak." Rabbi Freundlich stood, cleared his throat, thanked the Chassidim and their Rebbe for inviting him, gave over a short Torah insight and then said that he wanted to relate a story that had recently occurred in his Chabad House. Just as the Rebbe unified all the survivors in our story (through Rabbi Freundlich), so Moshiach will remind every Jew of this 'staff' of life; the soul power (oath) that provides the identity which will cause all the Jews to journey together to the third Holy Temple in the Holy Land. “I stood, said a few words, introduced him and he cleared his throat and began, “He said his name is Sam Katz and the reason that he wants to speak now is because the last time he was in a Synagogue was over sixty years ago in Poland. Well, one Shabbat evening a few months ago, two business partners, one an older man, maybe about eighty years old, who didn't look very religious, and the other a fellow in his forties came for the Shabbat evening prayers and dinner. But now it's a miracle!!" Rabbi Freundlich finished his story saying that after that Shabbat a meeting was arranged between them… and this is only an example of the miracles that happen in Beijing thanks to the Lubavitcher Rebbe. At first glance, oaths and journeys seem to be two unrelated topics Matot also means “Staffs” and it begins with the laws of oaths while Massei means ‘Journeys’ and begins with the forty-two journeys the Jews made in the desert. All thanks to this Chabad House and the Rabbi here." “The guests in the Chabad House clapped, wiped tears from their eyes and congratulated him for the beautiful story but then one woman there stood up and said. For instance, once he was invite

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Ohr Tmimim

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1 августа 2024 г.

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4

Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary