Tanya: Chapter 32 - Part 2: Adar 10
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Bravo! Beautiful story at the end! It brought me to tears. Reply
Tanya: Chapter 32 - Part 2 The Rebbe was a great man!! If only all of us would emulate Hashem, or at least try, with a sincere heart, this would be a different world. I am a Sephardic descendant. I do not know why my ancestors behavior, nor why they did not kept their Judaism. I believe it was fear. I cannot judge them. Thanks to Hashem, blessed be He, I am following through with His precious word. And I thank Hashem for Chabad.org that I am able to learn. May the Rebbe's memory be blessed for ever! Thank you Rabbi Gordon for your teachings. Why is it that most Jewish people do not accept the Sephardic Jews? Most learnt Jews know who is a Sephardic by our names. And that we come from the Sephardic of Spain. Why not inform these to them to help them return when we seek knowledge from the Jewish people? May Hashem, our Master, forgive them. Reply
dont judge
If Tanya is saying that we can’t judge another Jew far from Judaism because of ignorance-no jewish education so we should also not judge non Jewish people if they don’t believe in G-d or because if they don’t do charity or other things.
They never got this kind of education or even worse, they got education about other things and also like this we judge them and how!
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This is amazing!
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I am a high school student in a Lubavitch school in Crown Heights. I have a test on Perek Lamed Beis and because I had to miss a couple of days of school, I also lost out on completing the perek with my class. I was at a complete loss of what to do when the idea of searching on chabad.org popped into my brain! Thank you so, so much Rabbi Gordon for CLEARLY and THOROUGHLY explaining each concept of Tanya, not only translating. This has helped a great deal and I feel like watching more videos, even of those that are not a school requirement.
This was educational and inspirational, while still able to be understood by me-a sixteen year old girl.
Thank you!
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Never tire of learning from Rabbi Gordon of blessed memory. It is as if he is still here with us.
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