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I Will Write It In Their Hearts - Volume 4

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.

From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger

From the Sichos in English Collection

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Publisher’s Foreword

Acknowledgment of a supporter’s appreciation; the analogue of a chain reaction in Jewish communal work

Letter No. 406:

The halachic validity of machine-made tzitzis

Letter No. 407:

The recitation of Morning Blessings despite the fact that one has not slept

Letter No. 409:

The recitation by the congregation of the additions made to the Shemoneh Esreh during the Days of Awe

Letter No. 410:

The importance of dedicating texts of Chassidus on behalf of relatives

Letter No. 411:

Mourning Customs

Letter No. 412:

Yom Kippur customs; why the Tanya does not mention bashfulness when speaking of good character traits

Letter No. 413:

The distribution of chassidic texts; a request for stories regarding chassidim of the earlier generations

Letter No. 414:

Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany

Letter No. 415:

Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

Letter No. 416:

Several points regarding the Rebbe Rashab’s maamarim and letters

Letter No. 417:

Instructions to a chassid in Eretz Yisrael

Letter No. 418:

Instructions to a chassid in Montreal regarding the Rebbe’s relatives

Letter No. 419:

Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

Letter No. 420:

A progress report on several Lubavitch publications

Letter No. 421:

The Alter Rebbe’s study of Tanya

Letter No. 422:

Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

Letter No. 423:

Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

Letter No. 424:

Encouragement to give maamad, donations from chassidim to the Rebbe

Letter No. 425:

A request to convey a letter to a Rabbinic writer

Letter No. 426:

Prohibition using microphone on Shabbos & festivals; emphasize this prohibition; importance of referring to responsa of Tzemach Tzedek

Letter No. 427:

Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

Letter No. 431:

Divine providence affecting all creations; adding aliyos on Shabbos; hiskashrus to the Rebbe by following his customs

Letter No. 432:

An explanation of the different levels within the light that precedes the tzimtzum; levels in the downward progression of intellect

Letter No. 433:

Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

Letter No. 434:

Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany

Letter No. 435:

Publicizing the division of the study of the Talmud

Letter No. 436:

Publicizing the division of the study of the Talmud

Letter No. 438:

The apparent contradiction between G d’s omniscience and man’s free choice

Letter No. 439:

The differences between the description of G d as “forgiving” sin and “suppressing” sin

Letter No. 440:

Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

Letter No. 441:

Alter Rebbe’s desire to be a Lubavitch corner in every Jewish community; contradiction between G-d’s omniscience and man’s free choice

Letter No. 442:

Instructions to a chassid in France

Letter No. 443:

Engagement blessings; break cycle of complacency & begin outreach activities; importance of connecting Jews with Previous Rebbe

Letter No. 445:

The need to proceed with our spiritual tasks without rationalizing our failures

Letter No. 446:

An explanation of Rabbah’s statement cited at the beginning of Tanya: “I, for example, am a beinoni.”

Letter No. 447:

Several points regarding an anthology of proverbs and adages of our Sages’ statements

Letter No. 448:

An explanation of the array of the Sefiros

Letter No. 449:

Dedicating texts of Chassidus on behalf of relatives; fusion of elevated spiritual concepts with details of everyday life

Letter No. 450:

The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

Letter No. 451:

Learned discussion of Tzemach Tzedek’s ruling concerning omission of Mizmor LeSodah on day preceding Pesach & other particulars

Letter No. 452:

Iggeres HaTeshuvah private fast, one may eat small amount 3 hours before sunrise; custom reciting psalm Mizmor Shir twice Friday night

Letter No. 454:

Instructions to a chassid in Jerusalem

Letter No. 455:

Instructions regarding the printing of texts of Chassidus in post-war Germany

Letter No. 456:

Several points regarding an anthology of proverbs and adages of our Sages’ statements

Letter No. 457:

Sending a picture of the Previous Rebbe as a gift to a supporter; the inspiration one receives from seeing the image of a tzaddik

Letter No. 458:

Blessings for a dedicated supporter

Letter No. 459:

The need for Lubavitch Rabbis to assist in fundraising for Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch

Letter No. 460:

Thankful acknowledgment to a chassid for sending his memoirs

Letter No. 461:

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