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Day 8 of 339


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Posted: Aug 9, 2010
Thank You
These lesson are interesting and helpful. I like that 3 commandments are given at each lesson. It makes it easier to review and consider the commandments. With five commandments it takes more time to review. Still I enjoy these lessons.
Posted By Anonymous, Taipei

Posted: May 2, 2010
I am very grateful
It is a pleasure to listen. Everything is very "up to the point". Not a single word is superfluous, and in the end I heard everything I wanted to hear. The lesson must be very good prepared, because only then you can teach like that.

And I am very grateful to CHABAD, that they they informed me about these lessons.

That I can only be near to G-d when I cleave to the Sages, as He is a consuming fire, is not the whole truth. I am near to G-d and I love Him, and He is near to me. He is a consuming fire, but He is also the "Master of Comfort/Compassion."
Thanks for every single lesson!
Posted By Michal



 

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