Mr. D. Willer
Conversion must be done in accordance with Halacha; becoming a Jew is a change in essence
27 published letters loaded from this topic.
Conversion must be done in accordance with Halacha; becoming a Jew is a change in essence
G-d gives the capacity to keep growing; Torah competition helps grow; reflections on dealing with encroachment regarding education
Shavuos lesson: Teaching the world about the seven noahide laws based on Divine authority
A graduation is a stepping stone to a higher level; Our children are our guarantors
Receiving the Torah with fresh enthusiasm each day; fulfilling the pledge we made at Sinai by supporting the guarantors of our nation’s continuity
In a free country, the cause of Jewish education must be utilized fully
Torah-true values is the core of Jewish education; this should be imbued with enthusiasm and vitality
Becoming a female district leader; the role of women in accepting the Torah
The “gift” of Torah
The importance of a Jewish name and how it relates to the Exodus and receiving the Torah; Not to join cults.
Jewish conduct as per Torah's instructions overcomes any obstacles, a lesson especially relevant for children
As to reaffirm our commitment to pass on the Torah, we must make sure all Jewish children go to Jewish camps
Mattan Torah in the third month, a Shavuos lesson
Torah was given to this physical world, to transform and spiritualize it
Neshei Chabad Convention: Shavuos lesson: G-d created everyone diverse yet expects us all to unite, this can only be achieved through the Torah; how the above plays out in the Jewish family with the woman as its base
Children as guarantors
Torah achieves true liberation; regulating time according to Torah; lessons derived from the Leap Year
Shavuos being the culmination of the Exodus teaches us that true freedom is through Torah; the Leap Year teaches us that our time and worldly matters must be aligned with the Torah
Mr. Tuvia Rombro: The Ten Commandments were given to the Jewish people but addressed in singular form, uniting Jews into one organism; one Torah by One G-d merges all Jews into one people and all nature into Divine unity; pure monotheism means One G-d and nothing else
The culmination of Pesach is receiving the Torah on Shavuos; true freedom is only through Torah
Freedom can only exist through Torah; Jewish education must not be compromised
Mr. Zalmon Jaffe: Tzedaka pledge was returned manifold; Concerns about future of Business; G-d provides, as a groom does for a bride
Mr. S. Perrin: Silence hopefully indicates that all is well; Shavuos wishes, receiving the Torah with joy and inwardness
Shavuos lesson: Torah binds the creations with the Creator
Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach: Shavuos message: Even the highest of creations can have nothing in common with the Creator until He provides the possibility - namely, through the Torah and Mitzvos.
Mr. Julius Stulman: Appeal for assistance in Merkos work; Shavuos message: The Decalogue - A declaration of Monotheistic dogma, yet extending into all facets of daily life
Shavuos Message: The Jewish people eagerly anticipated the freedom granted by the Torah; We too can achieve freedom only by observing it's laws