Letter No. 40
June 29, 1927, London To the honorable students: This week I received a double portion of letters from the portions Shlach[Send] […]
June 29, 1927, London To the honorable students: This week I received a double portion of letters from the portions Shlach[Send] […]
June 17, 1927, London To the famous Hassid … may his candle burn: Regards to you. I must inform you that I
April 10, 1927, London To … may his candle burn: I received your letter and I congratulate you for the Semicha [rabbinical
1) “Trust in the Lord forever and ever, for the Lord is God, an everlasting rock.” “Trust in the Lord”
389) “And behold, the bush was burning with fire, and the bush was not consumed.” From this we see the
371) “A Psalm of David. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” “The Lord is my shepherd,” my
358) Woe unto people who do not watch and do not know. When a thought came before the Creator to
353) There are three things here: sigh, cry, and outcry, and they are not similar. With a sigh, it is
350) “And the children of Israel sighed.” It is not written that they were sighing because of their own affliction.
346) “Behold, a day of the Lord is coming,” “And there shall be one day which shall be known as