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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 3

From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger

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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Finding a Mate; Dating(1)

Mazal(1)

Pidyon HaBen(1)

Hecht, R. Jacob J.(1)

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Publisher’s Foreword

Giving tzedakah at night

Letter No. 238:

Raising money for the publication of chassidic texts

Letter No. 239:

Thanks to supporters Keren HaMitzvos, spiritual assistance refugees from WWII; expunging counterpart to impurity associated with death

Letter No. 240:

Instructions concerning the Lubavitch community in Jerusalem

Letter No. 241:

The phases of a person’s Divine service preparing for and following marriage

Letter No. 241*:

Blessings for redemption of a firstborn; the importance of saving G-d’s firstborn (the Jewish people) from assimilation

Letter No. 242:

Explanations concerning ch. 32 of Tanya

Letter No. 244:

Raising money for the publication of chassidic texts; the positive value of the publication of such texts

Letter No. 245:

Bar mitzvah blessings; instructions concerning the Lubavitch community in Jerusalem

Letter No. 246:

Directives to a chassid

Letter No. 247:

An appeal for funds to publish a chassidic text; the spiritual counterpart of offering bikkurim, first fruits

Letter No. 248:

Rosh HaShanah blessings; the significance of Rosh HaShanah being the anniversary of man’s creation

Letter No. 249:

Rosh HaShanah blessings; an expression of thanks for printing Jewish texts

Letter No. 250:

Rosh HaShanah blessings

Letter No. 251:

The Rebbe’s inquiries concerning his father’s last days

Letter No. 252:

Advice concerning obtaining a visa to immigrate to the U.S: 33

Letter No. 253:

Blessings for settling in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 255:

Interrelation between bitachon, efforts to make medium for His blessings; analysis of statements regarding Egyptians’ seizure of Sarah

Letter No. 256:

The Greek’s Motive in Making the Oil for the Menorah Impure

Letter No. 257

The importance of eagerness in the observance of the mitzvos

Letter No. 258:

Explanation with regard to Yaakov sending Yehudah to establish a yeshivah in Egypt

Letter No. 259:

Communication regarding the Rebbe’s mother; books sent for Lubavitch refugees in Europe; the significance of the name Naftali

Letter No. 260:

Solicitation of donations for printing chassidic texts

Letter No. 261:

A request for information concerning the Previous Rebbe’s daughter and son-in-law who perished in the Holocaust

Letter No. 263:

Whether a marriage partner is determined by Divine decree or man’s choice

Letter No. 264:

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Instructions for the Beis Rivkah School for Girls in Paris

Letter No. 266:

Details concerning caring for a certain chassid’s relatives in post-war Europe

Letter No. 268:

Instructions to the Lubavitch community in France after the Rebbe’s return to America from a visit in that country

Letter No. 269:

Gratitude for efforts to obtain an immigration visa for the Rebbe’s mother

Letter No. 270:

Solicitation of funds for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

Letter No. 271:

Concern for chassidim still in Russia

Letter No. 272:

Directives for the Lubavitch community in Paris

Letter No. 273:

Gratitude for a donation for the publication of the biography of the Rebbe Maharash; the significance of the name Shmuel

Letter No. 274:

This letter was addressed to R. Shmuel Karakovsky, a philanthropist who donated the money to pay for the publication of the biography of the Rebbe Maharash.

Instructions concerning the Lubavitch community in Jerusalem; the significance of the name of the month of Av

Letter No. 275:

The reward granted from Above for publishing chassidic texts

Letter No. 276:

Instructions to the Lubavitch community in Shanghai, including thanks for the printing of chassidic texts there

Letter No. 277:

Conveying a letter from the Rebbe’s mother to a relative

Letter No. 278:

Instructions regarding the publication of chassidic texts in Germany after WWII

Letter No. 279:

Solicitation of donations for printing chassidic texts; the need to go beyond the measure of the law

Letter No. 280: