The Jewish Woman – Part 1
The Jewish Woman – Part 1Torah and Mitzvos are the foundations of every Jewish household. The three most fundamental Mitzvos of Jewish family life – Family Purity, Kosher food preparation, and Shabbos and Festival candles, were given especially to the Jewish woman, as it is she who is the solid pillar of the home.
The Jewish Woman – Part 1
Disc 19, Program 75
Event Date: 6 Tishrei 5745 - October 02, 1984
Torah and Mitzvos are the foundations of every Jewish household. The three most fundamental Mitzvos of Jewish family life – Family Purity, Kosher food preparation, and Shabbos and Festival candles, were given especially to the Jewish woman, as it is she who is the solid pillar of the home. Some claim that Jewish women must be “freed” to emulate men. G-d commands us: A man shall not wear a woman’s garments, nor a woman, a man’s garments – their wholeness cannot be achieved by imitating the other; each must focus on their own enormous mission in this world and their unique role according to Torah. The greatest concern of the Jewish people is to ensure that Torah continues on to yet another generation which follows in the same way. How can there be an unbreakable chain from Sinai? Only a woman can achieve this. |
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Anonymous
March 3, 2015
The Rebbe I love to listen to the Rebbe speak, he speaks truth. I thank G-d for the word and truth.
Jenny D Naka
Goroka, PNG
February 26, 2012
The Mitzvot of the Jewish women The Jewish people are the light to the world and their way of liiving is what Hashem wants all man kind to live by following the Tora. I personelly desire to live that life.
Anonymous
gastonia, nc/usa
November 2, 2009
Excellent.
thank you so much.
Anonymous
September 29, 2007
The Rebbe The Rebbe was such a lovely, righteous man. He has enlightened many and having him was a blessing.
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