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Besuras Hageulo — Behaalotecha 5784

Выпуск: Besuras Hageulo — Behaalotecha 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. 4 This generation, the last generation of exile, has been made the first generation of Redemption raised above all previous generations; even "polishing the buttons" has already been completed; "stand all of you ready" to greet Moshiach (Shabbos Parshas Beha'aloscha,19 Sivan) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Horav Schneur Zalman Halevi v"g ben Horav Yitzchok Elchonon Halevi s"hv Shagalov Passed away on 21 Tamuz, 5766 Reb Dovid Asniel ben Reb Eliyahu v"g Ekman Passed away on 5 Sivan - Erev Shavuot, 5765 Mrs. Schneerson  Excerpts from Sifrei HaSichos 5750-5752 Concerning Moshiach and Redemption English Rendition by: Rabbi Yisroel Heschel Greenberg and Rabbi Dovid Yisroel Ber Kaufmann, Ph.D 4 BESURAS HAGEULO The Announcement Of The Redemption 26 All this receives greater emphasis in recent generations, described as, "in the heels of," and as, "the heels of the heels of Moshiach," particularly in this generation, the last generation of exile... Only the heel of the foot, i.e., the absolute last generation has the ability to "rise on its own"1 and elevate all previous generations, because the last generation of exile will be the first generation of Redemption - the Redemption for all Jews throughout all generations! has emphasized this through his "invocation" of "Immediate Teshuvah, immediate Redemption,"33 and and the the announcement announcement4 that we only have to "polish the buttons," and afterwards - the declaration that this too has already ended, and it only requires us to "stand prepared all of you"5 to greet our righteous Moshiach in the true and complete Redemption. Devora Rivka bas Reb Yosef Eliezer v"g Marenburg Passed away on the second day of Rosh Chodesh Adar, 5766 Reb Yitzchok Moshe (Ian) ben Reb Dovid Asniel v"g Ekman (Santiago, Chile) Passed away on the 24th day of Shevat, 5769 /v /c /m /b /, AND IN HONOR OF Mrs. [The term "ability to rise on its own" is applied to the kindling of the menorah in the Temple, where the law requires that the branches be lit in such a manner that the flames can rise by themselves without any further assistance of the one who kindles them. http://www.kidstorah.org Reprinted with permission by: http://www.torah4blind.org Moshiach Awareness Center, e-mail: yys@torah4blind.org a Project of:

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Besuras Hageulo

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19 июня 2024 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary