<p>Reading the Shema relates to a constant obligation - accepting the unity of G-d. Torah study is about comprehension - which is always changing. Yet, the Mitzvah of Shema is divided between day and night, whereas the obligation of Torah study is constant. The Rebbe gives 3 reasons why, that highlight the nature of our purpose in life.</p>

Reading the Shema relates to a constant obligation - accepting the unity of G-d. Torah study is about comprehension - which is always changing. Yet, the Mitzvah of Shema is divided between day and night, whereas the obligation of Torah study is constant. The Rebbe gives 3 reasons why, that highlight the nature of our purpose in life.

Chelek 14 Vaeschanan 2 - Rabbi Dov Wagner

This is a class geared to Likkutei Sichos beginners. A basic anthology of the themes discussed in the Rebbe's talks, presented by Rabbi Dov Wagner - Chabad @ USC. Following the study cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos
For the merit of a complete and speedy recovery for Rabbi Akiva Gershon ben Rochel Basya

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This is a class geared to Likkutei Sichos beginners. A basic anthology of the themes discussed in the Rebbe's talks, presented by Rabbi Dov Wagner - Chabad @ USC. Following the study cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos For the merit of a complete and speedy recovery for Rabbi Akiva Gershon ben Rochel Basya

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Chelek 14 Vaeschanan 2 - Rabbi Dov Wagner