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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 5

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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Publisher’s Foreword

Rosh HaShanah blessings

Letter No. 530:

Torah study as being both above, and yet relating to, the limits of time

Letter No. 531:

The connection between happiness and the holiday of Sukkos

Letter No. 532:

The connection between Jewish unity and the holiday of Sukkos

Letter No. 533:

Explanation of : “Yeshua, the sublime minister of the interior”; explanation of a statement in Sefer HaMaamarim [Yiddish], p. 216

Letter No. 535:

Proper time for recitation of Kaddish for a person whose body was shipped to Eretz Yisrael and buried many days after his passing

Letter No. 536:

The customs pertaining to the observance of a yahrzeit when the day of the person’s passing is not known

Letter No. 537:

A request for information regarding the Rebbe Rashab’s guidelines for the construction of a mikveh and other matters

Letter No. 539:

Guidelines for the construction of a mikveh

Letter No. 540:

Comments regarding programs for adult education in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 542:

Explanations concerning the marginal notes in Tanya

Letter No. 543:

Apple dipped in honey, milk before Yom Kippur, recitation new blessing wearing a tallis, tefillin, in sukkah, smelling fragrance

Letter No. 544:

The importance of studying the teachings of the Rebbe Rayatz communally

Letter No. 545:

Instructions regarding the construction of a mikveh

Letter No. 547*:

Explanation of Rebbe Rayatz’s statement: “Chassidus involves bringing order into that which is in disorder”; notes to individuals

Letter No. 548:

The connection between the quality of peace and the Priestly Blessings

Letter No. 548*:

The importance of spreading the study of the teachings of Chassidus

Letter No. 549:

the recitation new blessing regarding wearing tallis, tefillin, eating in sukkah, fragrance; one blessing a day for Torah study

Letter No. 550:

A discussion of the Rebbe Rashab’s guidelines for the construction of a mikveh

Letter No. 552:

The importance of devoting energy to educating Lubavitch girls

Letter No. 553:

A discussion of the different opinions regarding the order of the lighting of the lamps of the Menorah in the Beis HaMikdash

Letter No. 554:

Educational programs for immigrant youth in Eretz Yisrael; directives regarding fundraising

Letter No. 555:

Studying teachings of Rebbe Rayatz; Hakkafos; containers meal-offerings; seeing elephant pass through needle hole in dreams

Letter No. 556:

Sharing the kuntreisim published by Kehot

Letter No. 557:

Excerpt from first letter by the Rebbe after the passing of the Rebbe Rayatz; maintaining a connection with the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 558:

Instructions concerning beginning shlichus in North Africa and the establishment of educational programs for Jewish children there

Letter No. 559:

Proceeding in the activities of the Rebbe Rayatz despite the difficulty arising from his passing; an emphasis on ahavas Yisrael

Letter No. 559*:

An emphasis on acting in the spirit of the directives of the Rebbe Rayatz to maintain one’s connection with him

Letter No. 560:

Explanation of Alter Rebbe’s words of consolation in Tanya, Iggeres HaKodesh, 27; ways to maintain a bond with Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 561:

Even those who did not know or recognize [the tzaddik] during his actual lifetime but only studied the holy books... it is certain that they too are called his disciples,... for they believe in that tzaddik and from him they receive the light of his Torah teachings;... the branches are drawn back to their roots.

Carrying out a wedding amidst rejoicing despite the passing of the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 562:

Maintaining bonds of love with the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 564:

Resolving questions regarding one’s future through discussion with three good friends

Letter No. 565:

A request that chassidim distinguish themselves through positive conduct in all aspects of life; notes to private individuals

Letter No. 566:

Appreciation for condolence wishes offered after the passing of the Rebbe Rayatz

Letter No. 567:

Beginning shlichus in North Africa; Connection between shlichus activity and the analogy by the Rebbe Rayatz in Basi LeGani

Letter No. 568: