EPISODE · Feb 17, 2025 · 1H 7M
Ep. 533: What Does the Rebbetzin Represent in Our Lives?
from MyLife: Chassidus Applied · host Rabbi Simon Jacobson
Rabbi Jacobson will discuss the following topics: Are we living in Messianic times? How do we open our eyes and see redemption coming? What lessons do we learn from this day, especially for our times? What does the Rebbetzin represent in our lives? How do we know what stories to believe about the Rebbetzin? If the Rebbetzin wanted her privacy, why are we speaking about her so publicly? Is there significance to the number 22 in connection with the Rebbetzin? Why is the Rebbetzin named Chaya Mushka? What does this name signify? Did the Rebbetzin once save someone by pushing him out of danger and then felt that she needed to do teshuva for pushing a Jew? How did the Rebbe connect this parsha with 22 Shevat? What is the central theme of this Torah chapter? What personal and global lessons does it offer us for our times? Do we need acknowledgments of world leaders for Moshiach to come? If mitzvos after Mattan Torah transform the physical objects why are we allowed to throw out tzitzis and other materials? Is Israel behaving wisely by not taking President Trump’s aggressive approach with Hamas? How can we agree to give Gaza to the USA? Is it moral to expel the Palestinians from Gaza?
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Rabbi Jacobson will discuss the following topics: Are we living in Messianic times? How do we open our eyes and see redemption coming? What lessons do we learn from this day, especially for our times? What does the Rebbetzin represent in our lives? How do we know what stories to believe about the Rebbetzin? If the Rebbetzin wanted her privacy, why are we speaking about her so publicly? Is there significance to the number 22 in connection with the Rebbetzin? Why is the Rebbetzin named Chaya Mushka? What does this name signify? Did the Rebbetzin once save someone by pushing him out of danger and then felt that she needed to do teshuva for pushing a Jew? How did the Rebbe connect this parsha with 22 Shevat? What is the central theme of this Torah chapter? What personal and global lessons does it offer us for our times? Do we need acknowledgments of world leaders for Moshiach to come? If mitzvos after Mattan Torah transform the physical objects why are we allowed to throw out tzitzis and other materials? Is Israel behaving wisely by not taking President Trump’s aggressive approach with Hamas? How can we agree to give Gaza to the USA? Is it moral to expel the Palestinians from Gaza?
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Ep. 533: What Does the Rebbetzin Represent in Our Lives?
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