By the Grace of G-d 23rd of Sivan, 5739 Brooklyn, New York

Blessing and Greeting:

Thank you very much for your letter. It was good to see you, and I am glad that you enjoyed the visit. I trust that since then you have made considerable progress in matters of Yiddishkeit, as is expected of Jewish children, the children of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, Sarah, Rivkah, Rachel and Leah, the Fathers and Mothers of our people, a title of which I am sure you are justly proud.

Moreover, there is the assurance that when a Jew truly resolves to do what is right and proper, and to conduct himself, or herself, in accordance with G-d's will, he or she receives help from On High.

With regard to your mentioning about the coming of Moshiach, it is fitting what you write, but you should keep in mind that every good deed that a Jew does, be he young or old, boy or girl, brings closer the coming of Moshiach. Therefore, if you will conduct yourselves as mentioned above, and be a living example to your friends, you will help to bring about the coming of Moshiach all the sooner.

With Blessing,

M. Schneerson