“Say You Are My Sister”

I thought that it was excellent. I am a graduate of a yeshiva. I learned a lot from it Reply

Thank G-d that there is this technology to bring these videos to people. I am 57 years old, and just learning over the past couple of years to get closer to my Judaism and what it means to be a Jewish Woman. Thank you so very much for these videos. I think they are important, and I for one appreciate it. I’m sure many others do as well. Reply

Thank you for your wonderful teaching. I am not Jewish but have a deep respect for your faith. I love the courses and take advantage of them.Again thank you many blessings to you! Reply

question regarding geographical location Just to be clear of Canaan and Egypt, was Canaan to become Israel? Was Egypt at that time also considered Canaan? Reply

Excellent presentation. It provides guidance for spiritual connection in difficult times. Reply

All I can say is =). Looking forward to more!!! Reply

WONDERFULLY PROFESSIONAL enjoyed what she said and how she said it. May she be blessed with great success Reply

Thank You! I would like to thank you very much! I have only watched the introduction & the first lesson - however - I am excited to watch this series on woman of the bible - your words in the introduction rang true to me - that is - the lack of insight to the woman of the bible. As a gentile I am truly grateful to chabad.org and staff - and I am keen to learn from a jewish perspective the true meaning & insights into the woman & the roles they played. The lesson series is one that I will also share with my daughter & learn with her. Thank you again for this wonderful program.
NB: Your words also touched my heart & I was crying through out - so thank you for your inspiration. Reply

Say You Are My Sister Dear Chana Weisberg, thank you so much for this video. It is a wonderful reminder, especially to me to-day. Because I have change my religion, by the will of Hashem, blessed be He, i find myself alone. My whole family are idol worshippers. I have not been able to influence them in changing their ways. I wish they all return to their roots of Judaism. But only the Almighty can turn their heart to Him. This is my prayer and tears everyday. They do not believe or want to believe where our roots are. But as you mentioned in this video, Hashem is near in times of trouble and sadness. I must believe and trust in my Giver of Life, that all will turn out for the good. Baruch Hashem. Reply

What a fascinating spiritual interpretation !
I heard that many have problems with this Abraham's words to Sara.
I believe this lesson would solve them all.

Shalom Reply