As we eagerly await Moshiach's arrival, let's find strength in Torah and prayer. With steadfast devotion, let's prepare for the era of peace he will bring. Mrs Hindy Adelgard
Shira, as we anticipate the coming of Moshiach, I'm reminded of the courage and zeal of Pinchas, who stood up for Torah values even in the face of adversity. Like Pinchas, I am committed to living a Torah-centric life, guided by the teachings of our sages and the wisdom of our tradition.
In a world where moral compromise is all too common, I draw inspiration from the example set by Pinchas, who acted l’shaim shamayim, for the sake of heaven. With unwavering devotion to Torah living, I strive to emulate the righteousness of our forebears, seeking guidance from respected roshei yeshivos and mentors along the way.
May our actions always be l’shaim shamayim, motivated by a deep reverence for Hashem and a desire to fulfill His will. As we continue on our journey towards redemption, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to Torah values, knowing that our efforts are ultimately for the greater glory of Hashem. - Hindy
Beautifully said. It reminds me of the courage of Zimri. The courage not to protest and to yearn for the Geulah. We should start campaigns across our neighborhoods to plead and demand for Moshiach. It would mamish be a huge kiddush Hashem.
In his memoir released in 2022, Benjamin Netanyahu shares his unforgettable encounters with the Lubavitcher Rebbe. I went to see the Lubavit...
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"But I don't want to go among mad people," Alice remarked. "Oh, you can't help that," said the Cat: "we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad." "How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice. "You must be," said the Cat, "or you wouldn't have come here."
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We DEMAND Moshiach NOW!
-Chaya
As we eagerly await Moshiach's arrival, let's find strength in Torah and prayer. With steadfast devotion, let's prepare for the era of peace he will bring.
Mrs Hindy Adelgard
Thank you, Hindy. Not much time left to prepare but you sound like someone who is a Tzaddekes and consults with Rosh Yeshivos.
-Shira
Shira, as we anticipate the coming of Moshiach, I'm reminded of the courage and zeal of Pinchas, who stood up for Torah values even in the face of adversity. Like Pinchas, I am committed to living a Torah-centric life, guided by the teachings of our sages and the wisdom of our tradition.
In a world where moral compromise is all too common, I draw inspiration from the example set by Pinchas, who acted l’shaim shamayim, for the sake of heaven. With unwavering devotion to Torah living, I strive to emulate the righteousness of our forebears, seeking guidance from respected roshei yeshivos and mentors along the way.
May our actions always be l’shaim shamayim, motivated by a deep reverence for Hashem and a desire to fulfill His will. As we continue on our journey towards redemption, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to Torah values, knowing that our efforts are ultimately for the greater glory of Hashem.
- Hindy
Beautifully said. It reminds me of the courage of Zimri. The courage not to protest and to yearn for the Geulah. We should start campaigns across our neighborhoods to plead and demand for Moshiach. It would mamish be a huge kiddush Hashem.
-Pearl Kotler
I'm very confused about this link. It seems to have been written 21 years in the future?
-Anim Zemiros
Why do you think that Anim Zemiros? Really?
He discusses the year 2020 (in which Covid started) as being "25 years ago"...
-Anim Zemiros
I think that's just a typo. She'll fix it. She's a she.... but she's obviously quoting Rabbi Schwartz.
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