Friday, September 12, 2014

A word to the naysayers: In Poland they knew about Chai Elul being יום הולדת שני המאורות הגדולים long ago














I know what you'll say, but I still post this.

11 comments:

  1. "I know what you'll say, but I still post this"

    What will "we" say?

    I speak for myself and tell you very honestly that it means nothing to me.
    What difference does it make when theyh were born?

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  2. Maybe they also beleive in the גניזה החרסית... Even r yehoshea mondahine when i asked him about these things..

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  3. what did Mondshine answer you?

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  4. Yitzchok, its a Gezeira shava.

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  5. I have spoken to rav moonshine many times over the years and he knows chabad history very well( and all history)...
    1) about the מחלקת of kametz or segol on גשם he went to war
    2) the baal shem tov was born from רוח as stated in שנחי הבעשט
    3) but on 18 elul and g harsinot he stuttered and said thats our beleif

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  6. So that means that Reb Yehoshoye zol zien gezunt.. has bitul to the Rebiem...

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  7. When was this sefer printed?

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  8. HT, wasn't this written after Chabad publicized it?

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  9. What is the date of the publication of the sefer? Before or after 1943?

    YT Sheini

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  10. An ailemesher said...
    "When was this sefer printed?"
    Printed twice....
    Before War 2 and after..

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