Living Torah Archives

The Rebbe addresses the annual convention of the N’shei Chabad women’s organization in 770, and distributes dollars to participants.

The daily study of Maimonides’ works is becoming increasingly widespread. The Mishneh Torah, his Magnum Opus that codifies Jewish Law, serves to guide all Jews through the intricacies of Jewish observance. It is not geared for scholars alone. It guides “small and great alike,” as they pursue their life tasks.

The Midrash explains that in Egypt the Jews were not united as a people. But with each passing day after the Exodus, they became more unified. And when they finally reached Mount Sinai, they encamped “as one person, with one heart.” It was then that G-d entrusted them with His Torah, “whose ways are all pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.”

The Rebbe addresses the annual Jewish Women’s Convention, and distributes dollars to representatives of the organization, to be given to charity.