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The above can be understood based on our Sages’ statement: Sanhedrin 97b. “If Israel turns [to G‑d] in teshuvah, she will be redeemed. If not, she will not be redeemed.” For“Israel will be redeemed solely through teshuvah.” Rambam, Hilchos Teshuvah 7:5. F...
And G‑d (Elokim) spoke to Moshe and told him: “I am G‑d (Havayah).The term Havayah is derived from a rearrangement of the letters of G‑d’s name י-ה-ו-ה, which is not pronounced in the usual manner because of its great holiness. Both Havayah and Elokim are...
What Happened in Eden We all know the story, and yet, no matter how many times we read it, it remains a source of amazement: After G‑d created the world, He “planted a garden in Eden,”Bereishis 2:8. bringing into being an oasis of perfection on this physi...
At the farbrengen of Shabbos Parshas Vaeira, 5712 (1952), before delivering the maamar presented here in translation, the Rebbe gave the following introduction: In one of the journalsSee Toras Shalom, p. 86. of my revered father-in-law, the Rebbe [Rayatz]...
Vaydaber Elokim el Moshe, 5712 (1952)
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