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Rosh Hashanah: The King In The Field

Part 1 of 2

By Yitschak Meir Kagan

About the Speaker

Yitschak Meir Kagan
Rabbi Yitschak Meir Kagan was associate Director of the Lubavitch Foundation in Michigan. An innovative educator and author, he compiled "A Thought for the Week" adapted from the works of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Rabbi Kagan taught Chassidic philosophy at various universities in Michigan, untill his tragic passing in a car accident in 2001.

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Posted: Sep 28, 2005

I miss you

Rabbi Kagan is so missed.

Posted By Avraham

Posted: Sep 24, 2005

Thank You

Rabbi Kagan, I as a Noahide enjoyed the message you have passed on... I have learned much from the Rebbi and Rabbi Kagan and the other articles... Thank You for Being the Light to the World.. (Shalom) May G-D show Israel Peace and safety in these times...

Posted By Jim Huskey, Poplar Bluff, Missouri

Posted: Sep 20, 2005

excellent

Excellent job by Rabbi Meir Kagan, very clear and didactic.

Posted By carlos rojas, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Posted: Sep 9, 2005

Rabbi Kagan: The King in the Field

Rabbi Kagan is a superb, inspiring speaker. Excellent! Many thanks for the audio tapes online. I love the articles too!

Posted By Aviva , Merion, PA

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