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By the Numbers
17 Facts You Should Know About King David
One of the most beloved and well-known figures in all of Jewish history, he wore many hats.
One of the most beloved and well-known figures in all of Jewish history, he wore many hats.
10 Questions: Take the Unique Chabad Customs Quiz
When do Chabad people say the entire Book of Psalms?
When do Chabad people say the entire Book of Psalms?
Your Questions
Red String Kabbalah Bracelets: Are They Real?
Some people wear red strings around their wrists to ward off an ayin hara (evil eye). Does this have a source in Judaism?
Some people wear red strings around their wrists to ward off an ayin hara (evil eye). Does this have a source in Judaism?
Blog
Live Q&A With Rabbi Levi Shmotkin Tonight!
Join Rabbi Levi Shmotkin, author of Letters for Life, as he responds to your questions in a conversation moderated by Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov.
Join Rabbi Levi Shmotkin, author of Letters for Life, as he responds to your questions in a conversation moderated by Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov.
Freeman Files
How to Live on Manna From Heaven
Those who learn to be empty, to rely always on G‑d's blessing, gain satisfaction from every meal.
Those who learn to be empty, to rely always on G‑d's blessing, gain satisfaction from every meal.
Podcasts
“The World’s Most Outspoken Rabbi”
Rabbi Schochet shares his journey of defying expectations, embracing authenticity, and learning to crawl out of the shadow of his towering father.
Rabbi Schochet shares his journey of defying expectations, embracing authenticity, and learning to crawl out of the shadow of his towering father.
Your Jewish Week: Eikev
In today's episode, we've got plausibly academic-looking storybooks, immovable objects, and illiterate people with swords; it’s time for your Jewish week.
In today's episode, we've got plausibly academic-looking storybooks, immovable objects, and illiterate people with swords; it’s time for your Jewish week.
Voices
Divorced for 25 Years, I’m Still Looking for ‘Mr. Right’
I have been chosen to be one of those who must try, above all odds, to keep up their faith, their belief, in G-d’s salvation, no matter how long it takes for it to come.
I have been chosen to be one of those who must try, above all odds, to keep up their faith, their belief, in G-d’s salvation, no matter how long it takes for it to come.
Parshah
What Does G-d Actually Want From You?
Since G‑d can’t be seen, it is possible to occasionally forget that He is here.
Since G‑d can’t be seen, it is possible to occasionally forget that He is here.
Video
“My Father Made the Ultimate Sacrifice”
Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, the Rebbe’s father, dedicated himself to the impossible task of providing true leadership to Soviet Jewry stuck in the USSR. He may have ended up paying for his efforts with his life, but his legacy has far outlived that of his oppressors.
Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, the Rebbe’s father, dedicated himself to the impossible task of providing true leadership to Soviet Jewry stuck in the USSR. He may have ended up paying for his efforts with his life, but his legacy has far outlived that of his oppressors.
Learning From the Rebbe
Our Rebbe revives the dead. What is a corpse? Something cold and unfeeling. Life is movement, warmth, excitement. Is there anything as frozen in self-absorption, as cold and unfeeling as the mind? And when the cold-blooded mind understands, comprehends, and is excited by a G-dly idea - is this not a revival of the dead?
— The disciples of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi
Print Magazine
Nobody believed Noah. But Abraham, some say, convinced most of his generation.
Noah talked as someone who followed a tradition of the past. Abraham described how he had discovered G-d on his own.
Teach like Abraham.
Likutei Sichot vol. 20, pg. 13ff.
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