The Nefesh Chaya once gave a drosha in yerushalayim advocating agricultural work for the masses instead of chaluka and faced quite a wave of condemnation.
"The Nefesh Chaya once gave a drosha in yerushalayim advocating agricultural work for the masses instead of chaluka and faced quite a wave of condemnation."
Rav Akiva Yosef Schlesinger (the Leve Hivrey) had similar ideas. Which is part of why he was marginilized in Yerusalayim (other reason was his attacks on the Kollel system and KOLLEL ADMINISTRATORS).
I am suprised at how FEW comments this post got. I guess Chabad vs. The world is more intresting. Donsen't speak to highly for the readers of this blog.
so there are different paths to serve hashem , and you decided to join a group that holds that their path is supreme
ReplyDeleteapparently so did RYLD and RSS...
ReplyDeleteanon, so there are different paths to Hashem each claiming to be supreme. Happy now?
ReplyDeleteThe Nefesh Chaya once gave a drosha in yerushalayim advocating agricultural work for the masses instead of chaluka and faced quite a wave of condemnation.
ReplyDeletewho's the mekhaber?
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ReplyDeletedid you look to see who signed it?
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"The Nefesh Chaya once gave a drosha in yerushalayim advocating agricultural work for the masses instead of chaluka and faced quite a wave of condemnation."
ReplyDeleteRav Akiva Yosef Schlesinger (the Leve Hivrey) had similar ideas. Which is part of why he was marginilized in Yerusalayim (other reason was his attacks on the Kollel system and KOLLEL ADMINISTRATORS).
I am suprised at how FEW comments this post got. I guess Chabad vs. The world is more intresting. Donsen't speak to highly for the readers of this blog.
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