Iggeret HaKodesh, Epistle 25 - Part 9: 3rd day of Cheshvan
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Iggeret HaKodesh, Epistle 25 - Part 9
3rd day of Cheshvan
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Rabbi Yehoshua B Gordon
Encino, CA
January 1, 2012
Daily Tanya 10-31-11 Sorry for the delayed response. Good question. I believe I said that G-d wanted this fellow to interrupt this man's prayers’. We only have free choice when it comes to moral issues. For all other issues, we are subject to Divine Providence; therefore, if someone else's choice affects us negatively, that effect must (as far as we are concerned) come from G-d to us.
MELLY
Portland, USA
October 31, 2011
dAILY tANYA 10-31-11
I have a question. You said G-d wanted to send the distracting child to interrupt the discussion. If i am doing something self destructive does this mean G-d wants me to be bad to myself? If so why? Please help me with this. really enjoyed your lesson but I'm confused.
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