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Timely Stories - Y.Tilles — stories — Vayeitzei 5784

Выпуск: Timely Stories - Y.Tilles — stories — Vayeitzei 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. You see, he addressed it to the wrong person.” The conversation was overheard by the Rebbe’s son, Rabbi Nachum, who turned and commented, “A Rebbe doesn’t make mistakes.” The chasid turned and left, meditating on the words he had just heard, “A Rebbe doesn’t make mistakes.” He took this to heart and resolved to go the next day to see Moshe M. The author of numerous deep, mystical texts, he is known in Lubavitch circles as "the Mitteler (Middle) Rebbe." Connection: Tet [9th] Kislev (Wednesday) is the birthdate and the yahrzeit date of the Mittler Rebbe, while Yud [10th] Kislev the anniversary of his release from interrogation and false arrest. spoke to me recently about his relative that needed a position, and tomorrow I was planning to take care of the matter.” Later, when the two chasidim met, they discussed the workings of Divine Providence as foreseen by the Mitteler Rebbe. the "TillesTells Saturday Night Stories” WhatsApp group Moshe & Moshe, A & M Once a chasid travelled with a dire problem to Rabbi Dovber, the second Rebbe of Chabad Lubavitch known as the Mitteler Rebbe. saw the Divine Providence in the unusual situation, and when they all went to bed for the night, he retired in a state of high anticipation as to how events would play themselves out. answered, “Please, Sir, just having had the honor of helping you is all the payment I need.” The poretz wouldn’t take no for an answer, and repeated his request to repay the Jew. They saw that indeed, “A Rebbe doesn’t make a mistake.” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Source: Expanded and supplemented by Yerachmiel Tilles from LChaim Weekly #1597, with permission. For had the letter been addressed to the “right” rather than the “wrong” Moshe, the situation would have come to a very different and unhappy end for the chasid. Biographical note: Rabbi DovBer Shneuri [9 Kislev 1773 - 9 Kislev 1827] was the eldest son and successor to Rabbi Shneur Zalman, founder of the Chabad movement. I have nothing whatsoever to do with the poretz.” But the chasid, who had become convinced that the Rebbe must have had something in mind, was persistent.

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Timely Stories - Y.Tilles

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