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My Job Description

mid-1950s

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My Job Description: mid-1950s

Dr. Yitzchak Block is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario. In the mid-1950s, he accompanied a group of college students to a private audience with the Rebbe.
Topics: Lubavitcher Rebbe
My Job Description
mid-1950s
Disc 50, Program 199

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Yoel Ben-Avraham Shilo, Israel December 11, 2008

Lamp Lighters In keeping with the article by the previous rebbi (?) called "Lamp Lighters" that describes what a Chassid is - it was particularly poignant to hear Dr. Block, in my eyes the quintessential Lamp Lighter, retell this story about his Rebbi! Reply

Anonymous Toronto, ON July 7, 2008

The switch So, where's my switch? Reply

Michal Germany July 2, 2008

My job description What a wonderful explanation the Rebbe gave about what his "job" was. Everything is so plausible, you are able to see the current of electricity right in front of your eyes, when it starts at Niagarafall, how it is going its way through the wires to its destined place, and we have only to switch the light on...
Without doing that, there is darkness.
We only have to switch G-ds light on, as we put the light on for a lamp.
And He, the Rebbe, tells, where the switch is. Here, the truth is so simple. I am impressed. Reply

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