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Vayeitzei: Angels In Shock

By Moshe New

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Moshe New
Rabbi Moshe New heads the Montreal Torah Center. He is sought out lecturer on Kabbalah and its relevance in our lives today.

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Posted: Nov 9, 2010

Eretz Yisrael

very inspiring, especially the end that says angels surround us nowadays just as an honour guard...
A problem that has always perplexed me is why Israelis are sent out of Israel to do shlichus (outreach work) and not just in places where there are mostly Israeli backpackers etc. There are plenty Chabadniks already out of Israel who can continue living and working there, and plenty of Israelis in Israel who need the outreach work of Chabad by Israeli shluchim (emissaries).

Posted By Tamar, NY, USA

Posted: Nov 25, 2009

Angels in Shock

I thank you, I thank you and I thank you again.
My family and I are currently on the conversion program in South Africa after a journey of nearly ten years of searching for the truth. This teaching answered so many questions I have had over the years in my search of really not just finding the truth but also finding myself...a Jewish soul trapped in a non jewish enviroment ...this was an amazing teaching. Be blessed

Posted By Ronel and Johan Brink , South Africa

Posted: Dec 3, 2008

Excellent lecture!

Very informative!

Posted By Kenneth Kahn, New Orleans, LA/USA

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	Vayeitzei: Angels In Shock
“And Angels met him…”, the angels left the land of Israel, welcomed Yaakov and brought him home.
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