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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 1

In the Rebbe's correspondence one can see his scholarship, the care he has for every individual, the communal projects which he pioneered, and many other dimensions of his leadership.

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Publisher’s Foreword
The place of miracles in our Divine service
An analysis of different approaches regarding tzimtzum, the process of Divine self-limitation
Letter No. 11
Receiving funds from America in war-torn Europe
Letter No. 12
Rescue attempts to save the Previous Rebbe from Poland
Letter No. 19
The establishment of a branch of Machne Israel in Montreal
Letter No. 22
A request for Rabbis to become involved in the campaigns initiated by the Previous Rebbe
Letter No. 23
The Divine service asked of a yeshivah student
Letter No. 25
The significance of the names Avraham and Eliyahu
Letter No. 26
The spiritual counterpart of ritual slaughter
Letter No. 27
1 Comment
An explanation of the Previous Rebbe’s campaign that every member of Machne Israel should report four positive deeds..
Letter No. 32
The need for involvement in Machne Israel and Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
Letter No. 34
The relationship between the directorate of Machne Israel and its members
Letter No. 35
Spreading the messages of the Previous Rebbe; Chanukah outreach by “lofty souls”
Letter No. 39
The meaning of areivus, the mutual responsibility of Jews
Letter No. 42
An explanation of our Sages’ statement: “Load the camel according to its strength”
Letter No. 43
Outreach to Jewish children as a means of nullifying the harsh decrees of the Holocaust
Letter No. 44
The importance of a positive self-image
Letter No. 46
The necessity for establishing schools and educational programs for girls; spiritual charity
Letter No. 48
Release Time Education Programs in Public Schools;
Letter No. 49
The difference of opinion between the School of Shammai and the School of Hillel regarding the kindling of Chanukah lamps
Letter No. 50
1 Comment
A Rabbi’s privilege and responsibility
Letter No. 52
The spiritual counterpart of lighting the Menorah in the Beis HaMikdash
Letter No. 53
An explanation of the statement in Tanya: “It is impossible for the wicked to begin to serve G-d unless they first repent”
Letter No. 54
Soliciting involvement in Machne Israel; outreach to Jewish children as a means of nullifying the harsh decrees of the Holocaust
Letter No. 55
The need for courageous efforts by Jewish women, particularly in the field of Jewish education
Letter No. 56
An explanation of the Baal HaTurim’s teaching as to why Moshe’s name is not mentioned in Parshas Tetzaveh
Letter No. 57
The interpretation of the phrase al picha yishak kol ami; guidelines in teaching Chumash to children
Letter No. 58
Outreach among Jewish soldiers; whether the parshiyos Terumah and Tetzaveh date from before the sin of the Golden Calf or afterwards
Letter No. 59
The ability of children to bring about change within the Jewish people and the world
Letter No. 60
The importance of putting on tefillin
Letter No. 61
Advice to Rabbis in Eretz Yisrael concerning three of the Previous Rebbe’s campaigns
Letter No. 63
A farbrengen on paper; the mystical significance of the dates on which the Megillah is read
Letter No. 64
The importance of establishing Torah schools for girls; details concerning the activities of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch in Montreal
Letter No. 65
Soliciting involvement in Machne Israel; the spiritual significance of the half-shekel donation
Letter No. 66
The difference of opinion between Rabbi Eliezer and Rabbi Yehoshua as to whether the Jews will be redeemed in Nissan or in Tishrei
Letter No. 69
The importance of establishing Torah schools for girls
Letter No. 71
The importance of educating Jewish children
Letter No. 72
Guidance for the activities of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch in Montreal
Letter No. 73
The significance of the holiday of Shavuos and the Giving of the Torah
Letter No. 74
Soliciting involvement in Machne Israel; the campaign to study Mishnayos by heart; applying the concept of tzimtzum
Letter No. 76
The campaign to study Mishnayos by heart; the spiritual significance of melikah
Letter No. 79
The importance of publishing memoirs of events experienced in the company of the Rebbeim
Letter No. 82
The dissemination of the texts published by Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
Letter No. 84
A detailed explanation of the concept that every Jew, regardless of his conduct, will merit resurrection
Letter No. 85
A contrast between the war against Midian and the war to conquer the seven Canaanite nations; the Divine service of the tribe of Levi
Letter No. 88
Publishing the Previous Rebbe’s sichos; the significance of the name Shlomo
Letter No. 89
The Divine service necessary to correct the factors that led to the destruction of the Beis HaMikdash: Ahavas Yisrael and cherishing the Torah
Letter No. 91
Publishing the Previous Rebbe’s sichos; the importance of initiatives toward outreach
Letter No. 92
The Divine service necessary to correct the factors that led to the destruction of the Beis HaMikdash: Ahavas Yisrael and cherishing the Torah
Letter No. 93
A exposition on the subject of Hashgachah Peratis, Divine Providence, explaining the uniqueness of the Baal Shem Tov’s approach to this subject
Letter No. 94
An explanation of the statement in Tanya, ch. 1, that the souls of the gentiles do not possess any good
Letter No. 95
Disseminating the publications of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
Letter No. 97
The distinctive quality of spiritual tzedakah
Letter No. 98
Questions regarding the source of quotations found in the texts of Chassidus
Letter No. 99
The importance of providing Jewish education for girls
Letter No. 100
An inspirational letter to Jewish soldiers for the coming new year
Letter No. 101
The spiritual sequence of Rosh HaShanah, the Ten Days of Teshuvah, and Yom Kippur
Letter No. 102
The importance of learning the alef-beis together with nikud, the vocalization marks
Letter No. 103
Efforts to encourage Jewish soldiers; the significance of commemorating Rosh HaShanah on the anniversary of the creation of man
Letter No. 104
Publishing the sichos of the Previous Rebbe; the unity symbolized by the mitzvah of lulav and esrog
Letter No. 105
Concern for donors to Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
Letter No. 106
The spiritual significance of marriage
Letter No. 108
The mystic intent of the use of willows on Hoshanah Rabbah
Letter No. 109
The importance of helping disseminate the publications of Kehot
Letter No. 110
The need for an agent to inform the principal of his activities
Letter No. 111
The Rebbe’s input in publishing the Previous Rebbe’s sichos
Letter No. 113
Disseminating the publications of Kehot; a contrast between the lamps of the Menorah in the Beis HaMikdash, the Shabbos lights, and the Chanukah lamps
Letter No. 115
Sending Kehot texts without prior solicitation
Letter No. 116
The publication of texts by Kehot; the importance of maamad
Letter No. 117
The roles of a husband and wife in marriage; marriage as a phase in a man’s personal development
Letter No. 118
The roles of a husband and wife in marriage; the importance of tzedakah in preparation for marriage
Letter No. 119
Working with Machne Israel and Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch to spread Jewish outreach
Letter No. 120
Chanukah lights illuminating darkness
Letter No. 121
Guidelines regarding the sale of Kehot books; shining Chanukah light into the public domain
Letter No. 122
A letter of encouragement to Jewish soldiers
Letter No. 123
A letter to Jewish chaplains
Letter No. 124
The importance of Chai Elul
Letter No. 128
The dissemination of Kehot books in Eretz Yisrael
Letter No. 129
Sending packages to the Rebbe’s parents in Russia
Letter No. 130
Details concerning the ongoing work of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch
Letter No. 131
A detailed explanation of the importance of studying Mishnayos by heart
Letter No. 132
Efforts to popularize Mivtza Tefillin; outreach efforts among Jewish soldiers
Letter No. 134
The significance of the New Year of Trees
Letter No. 135
The significance of the New Year of Trees
Letter No. 136
The importance of using one’s individual gifts for Divine service
Letter No. 137
The Divine service appropriate for the month of Adar
Letter No. 138
The spiritual parallel to the kindling of the Menorah in the Beis HaMikdash
Letter No. 139
Details regarding Kehot publications; a request to help a particular youth return to Jewish practice
Letter No. 141*
The comparison between a groom and a bride, and Z’eir Anpin and Malchus; the concept that the intent of tzimtzum is revelation
Letter No. 143

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From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger
In the Rebbe's correspondence we see his scholarship, the care he has for every individual Jew, the communal projects which he pioneered, and many other dimensions of his leadership. The Rebbe gives a person an insight that lifts him above the vantage point from which he operated previously and gives him the perspective to find a solution to his difficulties.
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