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Kehot Publication Society For the newcomer to the teachings of Judaism as well as those well versed in Torah knowledge, we provide material of unparalleled quality and authenticity.

Kehot Publication Society and Merkos Publications, the publishing divisions of the Lubavitch movement, were established in 1942 by the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn. Under the leadership of Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, the Lubavitch publishing houses have brought Torah education to nearly every Jewish community in the world, and are the world's largest publisher of Jew

ish literature. More than 100,000,000 volumes have been disseminated to date in Hebrew, Yiddish, English, Russian, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, German, Farsi and Arabic. With G-D's help, the Lubavitch movement will continue to satisfy the thirst for knowledge for which our people, the "People of the Book" have always been identified.

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The Staff and the Serpent

When Pharaoh speaks to you [Moses] and says, “Produce a marvel for yourselves,” say to Aaron, “Take your staff and throw it
down in front of Pharaoh. It will become a serpent.” (Ex. 7:9)

Allegorically, a staff signifies the direct, orderly descent of G-d’s beneficence into reality, creating and sustaining the many levels of creation as it proceeds further “down” the hierarchy of reality. A serpent, in contrast, signifies the evil of Egypt, which is simply a reincarnation of the primordial snake of the Garden of Eden.

By changing Aaron’s staff into a serpent, G-d demonstrated to Pharaoh that even evil owes its existence to G-d’s creative energy. By reverting the serpent back to a staff and having Aaron’s staff swallow the Egyptian serpents, G-d demonstrated that at any moment, He can change the serpent back to a staff, annihilating evil and making it disappear without a trace.

By realizing that evil exists solely so that we overcome it, illuminating the darkness of exile with Divine light, we personally relive the Exodus from Egypt on a daily basis, as well as hasten the final Redemption.

—from Daily Wisdom 3 available in-store and online at kehot dot com.

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Hearing G-d’s Voice

Pharaoh said, “Who is Havayah [G-d] that I should heed His voice and send forth Israel? I do not recognize Havayah, nor will I send Israel forth.” (Ex. 5:2)

The Divine Name Havayah refers to G-d outside the context of His creation. In contrast, the Name Elokim refers to G-d the Creator, acting within nature.

Pharaoh did indeed believe in G-d as the creative force within nature, but he knew nothing of a G-d beyond nature. One of the laws of nature is that the strong can overpower and rule the weak, so, since the Egyptians were stronger than the Jews, Pharaoh felt that it was their G-d-given right to rule over them. He could not accept the possibility that there was a G-d beyond nature who could override the laws of nature and declare that the strong should release the weak from their rule, even against their will, simply because this is the right thing to do.

G-d sent Moses to show Pharaoh that G-d is not limited by the laws of nature. We, too, must listen to our inner “Moses,” telling our inner “Pharaoh” that there is a moral code beyond the laws of nature, through which we--by following it-- can indeed rise above our natural drives and inclinations.

—from Daily Wisdom 3 available in-store and online at kehot dot com.

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Our Inspiring Pasts

Joseph took them both – Ephraim with his right hand, to Israel’s left, and Manasseh with his left hand, to Israel’s right – and brought them close to him. (Gen. 48:13)

According to Rabbi DovBer (the Maggid) of Mezeritch, Ephraim represents consistently saintly individuals while Manasseh represents penitents. Each group is inspired by their pasts, but in different ways:

Consistently saintly individuals are inspired by the fact that G-d has made them successful in the past. Their past experience spurs them on to continue to do good.

In contrast, penitents recall the fact that they have in the past betrayed or forgotten about G-d, and are thereby fired with a greater yearning to become close to Him. This serves as their inspiration to do good.

We all embody both perspectives – that of Ephraim and that of Manasseh – and can therefore focus on both aspects of our past in order to glean the inspiration necessary to live up to our spiritual potential.

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Realizing Divine Providence
Now, do not be distressed or reproach yourselves for having sold me here, since it was in order to provide for your needs that G-d sent me ahead of you. (Gen.45:5)

It was Divine providence that Joseph, of all his brothers, was the one who was the first of his family to reach Egypt. Joseph was uniquely suited to prepare the way for the family: He alone possessed the spiritual fortitude to remain true to his ideals even while rising to become viceroy of the materialistic empire of Egypt. By combining spiritual integrity with materialistic acumen, he was able to provide for his family both spiritually and materially when they finally arrived. Ultimately, the setting he orchestrated for them is what enabled the family to both survive their subsequent slavery and develop into a people fit to accept G-d's mission by receiving the Torah.

We can all learn from Joseph, recognizing how Divine providence has placed us in whatever position of influence we occupy, and realizing that the purpose of this providence is "to provide for the needs"--spiritual and physical--of those whom the same Divine providence has entrusted to our care.

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After much of the original was destroyed in a fire, today's Shulchan Arukh HaRav consists of about a third of the intended text. That remaining third now lives on as a freely accessible, digital Hebrew edition on Sefaria — thanks to our friends at Kehot Publication Society! Written by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi (founder of the Chabad movement), this influential legal code is used by many Jews as a basis for daily practice. Start studying: bit.ly/3PxKaed
After much of the original was destroyed in a fire, today's Shulchan Arukh HaRav consists of about a third of the intended text. That remaining third now lives on as a freely accessible, digital Hebrew edition on Sefaria — thanks to our friends at Kehot Publication Society! Written by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi (founder of the Chabad movement), this influential legal code is used by many Jews as a basis for daily practice. Start studying: bit.ly/3PxKaed
In today's Hayom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

A resident of Mezibuz had a quarrel with another. Once, while in the Baal Shem Tov's shul, he shouted that he would tear the other fellow to pieces like a fish.

The Baal Shem Tov told his pupils to hold one another's hand, and to stand near him with their eyes closed. Then he placed his holy hands on the shoulders of the two disciples next to him. Suddenly the disciples began shouting in great terror: They had seen that fellow actually dismembering his disputant.

This incident shows clearly that every potential has an effect - either in physical form or on a spiritual plane that can be perceived only with higher and more refined senses.
In today's Hayom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

When R. Moshe, son of the Alter Rebbe, was between eight and eleven years old, he was studying the passage in Gittin 67a lauding the virtues of the sages. There R. Shimon bar Yochai said, "Learn my midot." R. Moshe was in doubt about the meaning of that last word, since there is Rashi's interpretation, "my teachings," and the simple meaning, "traits of character."

At that moment the Alter Rebbe came in and said, in the chant he habitually used: "The Torah given us is all fine character-traits. Even the punishments there, are in truth acts of kindness and goodness. The two interpretations are one, and interdependent. There can be no fine character-traits without Torah; there can be no Torah without fine character."
In today's Daily Tanya (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

The quality of mercy is a “beautiful” attribute to have. It allows you to give with discipline. Your kindness will be on display, while you temper it with the perfect amount of constraint.
In today's HaYom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

My grandfather said in reference to Hitbon'nut, the profoundly concentrated contemplation on a subject extremely difficult to comprehend: If the subject is of deep personal concern, the person will come to understand and comprehend it very well. The proof of this is in the Torah, in laws involving women, etc., and the ingenious arguments that they may put forth on their own behalf.

These arguments are discussed by Tanaim, Amoraim and Gaonim, all exceptionally brilliant minds, and the Torah is the Torah of Truth. Yet this woman is far removed, intellectually, from being able to devise such (ingenious, brilliant) claims. But the truth is that when a subject is of deep concern to a person, even those of weak intellect will come up with profound concepts.
In today's HaYom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

The Mitteler Rebbe quoted the Alter Rebbe: "Ahavat Yisrael (love of one's fellow Jew) must possess one to the very core of the soul itself."
In today's HaYom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

The Alter Rebbe repeated what the Mezritcher Maggid said quoting the Baal Shem Tov: "Love your fellow like yourself" is an interpretation of and commentary on "Love Hashem your G-d." He who loves his fellow-Jew loves G-d, because the Jew has within himself a "part of G-d Above." Therefore, when one loves the Jew - i.e. his inner essence - one loves G-d.
In today's Hayom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

In Torah-study, the person is devoted to the subject that he wishes to understand and comes to understand. In davening, the devotion is directed to what surpasses understanding. In learning Torah, the Jew feels like a pupil with his master; in davening - like a child with his father.
THE TEMPLE OF EZEQUIEL CHAPTER 40. By Sonia Hidalgo Zurita. I have deciphered Ezekiel's prophecy about the future temple and put each verse on plans and images. I think it's about time we get busy understanding what Ezekiel's temple is like.
From today's Daily Tanya (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app
In today's Hayom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

FROM A LETTER OF THE REBBE (R' Yosef Yitzchak):

During the forthcoming two Days of Liberation, 12 & 13 Tammuz, Chassidim are to farbreng, for material and spiritual good and blessing, as instituted by our first father, the Alter Rebbe (may the memory of this holy tzadik be a blessing for life in the Hereafter; his soul rests in the hidden exalted heights; may his merit protect us). During this farbrengen, Chassidim are to talk to one another in a spirit of brotherhood about strengthening fixed times for Torah study. I send them my blessing that G-d favor them in body and spirit.
In today's HaYom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

One of the Alter Rebbe's great and very close chassidim had yechidus, in the course of which the Rebbe inquired after his situation. The chassid complained bitterly that his financial situation had utterly deteriorated. The Rebbe responded: You are needed to illuminate your environment with Torah and avoda of the heart - (davening). Livelihood and what you need - that, G-d must provide for you. You do what you must, and G-d will do what He must.
In today's HaYom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

The Tzemach Tzedek once told his son, my grandfather, an incident in his experience, and concluded: For helping someone in his livelihood, even to earn just 70 kopeks (a small, low-value Russian coin) on a calf, all the gates to the Heavenly Chambers are open for him.

Years later my grandfather told this to my father and added: One should really know the route to the Heavenly Chambers, but actually it is not crucial. You only need the main thing - to help another wholeheartedly, with sensitivity, to take pleasure in doing a kindness to another.
In today's Daily Tanya (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

Time and space (i.e. universe) are justified (i.e. propelled into existence) by Malchus-Adnus (Sovereignty) as previously explained. But as Malchus exists within its own Source (Havayah), and united with it – its Source being ‘pure’ G-dliness (beyond time and space), it loses its separateness. Hence existence at this level is Yichuda Ila’a, ‘Higher-Level Unity’ with G-d.

Do not let the facade of creation confuse you. Remember at all times that the world is really an expression of the infinite G-d. It might look otherwise, but it is all His oneness.
In today's Hayom Yom (courtesy of Kehot Publication Society) on the Chayenu app:

The physical universe is a mixture. It is a meeting-place where G-d meets together (as it were) with man, the select of all creatures; yet it is also "Ginat Egoz" – "a garden of nuts" – the word "Egoz" having the numerical equivalent of "Cheit" – "sin." G-d gives man the capacity to choose freely, that man may choose for himself a path in life.
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