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Kos Shel Brachah: (lit. "cup of blessing"); the cup of wine over which the Grace after Meals has been recited
“Fire consumes fire,” said the Rebbe. “The ‘fiery law’ of Torah will consume the fever induced by the frost . . .”
How much one must eat, where Birkat Hamazon must be recited, and what to do if one is unsure whether it was recited.
My car window had been smashed and my purse stolen. Feeling violated, I realized the tiny bottle of wine I’d received from the Rebbe was gone!
At the conclusion of Simchas Torah, the Rebbe distributes wine from the cup of the Afterblessing.
Following the festival of Simchas Torah, the Rebbe distributes from the wine of Havdalah to the Chasidim gathered.
Following the Havdalah ceremony after Passover, the Rebbe distributes wine from his cup, known as Kos Shel Brachah - Cup of Blessing.
The Rebbe distributes wine from the cup of the After-blessing, as chasidim sing a nigun honoring the Tefilin and Shabbos-candle campaigns.
The Rebbe distributes wine from his cup of blessing, following Rosh Hashanah.
At the conclusion of Simchas Torah, the Rebbe distributes wine from the cup of the Afterblessing.
On the Shabbos following the holiday of Shavous, the Rebbe held a surprise farbrengen before Marriv, followed by distribution of Kos Shel Brachah.
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