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Farbrengen: 19 Kislev, 5742
Light Unto the Nations: Part 1
Light Unto the Nations
Part 1: All the Way to the Top: 19 Kislev, 5744 · December 25, 1983
After being freed from Russian prison on the 19th of Kislev, 1798, the Alter Rebbe wrote a letter describing the circumstances surrounding his liberation. It is striking to see how much emphasis he places on the impact his liberation had on the non-Jews of S. Petersburg.
Chassidus – The Crown Jewel
Chassidus – The Crown Jewel
19 Kislev, 5744 • November 24, 1983
The dissemination of the teachings of Chassidus is compared to the parable of the king who ground up his crown jewel in order to heal his son, the prince; Chassiud made accessible the precious stone of G-d’s crown – the Torah’s deepest secrets, for the be
Sacrifice of the Great
Sacrifice of the Great
Farbrengen, 19 Kislev, 5744 • November 25, 1983
On the 19th of Kislev 5559 (November 27, 1798) the founder of Chabad Chasidism was released from prison after being falsely accused of treason. A Jewish leader sacrifices his own standing to find every Jew in need of guidance and ensure that they receive it.
A New Era Begins
A New Era Begins
19 Kislev, 5744 · November 24, 1983
With the Alter Rebbe's release from prison in 1798, he began to teach Torah's secrets in a way that would brighten every Jewish home, and would permeate the outside world.

19 Kislev: The “New Year” of Chassidism
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The Splattered Gem
The Black Carriage
Where Are You?
Hand to Hand Combat
The Smallness of Jacob
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The Peaceful Battle
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