The Rebbe’s Maamarim on the 4 Parshios: With Purim around the corner, a major addition for anyone who learns the Rebbe’s Torah has just been released: a newly published volume by Lahak Hanochos featuring all of the Rebbe’s maamarim connected to the Four Parshiyos: Shekalim, Zachor, Parah, and HaChodesh.
The new volume was just distributed as a special memento at the wedding of Sholom Dovber Wolf of Odessa (son of Rabbi Avraham Wolf, Head Shliach of Odessa and Southern Ukraine) and Rivka Lazar of Moscow (daughter of Rabbi Berel Lazar, Head Shliach and Chief Rabbi of Russia).
The Rebbe’s Torah on these parshiyos is vast, but one sicha from 75 years ago stands out —delivered during the shloshim after Yud Shevat, on Shabbos Parshas Zachor 5710:
“The power the Rebbe gives through Chassidus remains just as strong now. Nothing has changed from his side, and for us, nothing has changed either. We must never, G-d forbid, think the Rebbe is not with us. Those who knew the Rebbe during his thirty years of leadership understand—he would never leave his chassidim alone, especially on Shabbos Zachor, when we are called to fight Amalek…
“By strengthening our hiskashrus through learning his Torah and following his directives—both the general ones and the personal ones given in yechidus—we will soon merit to see the Rebbe with our physical eyes, and he will lead us to the Geulah.”
This new volume is the latest addition to the growing Toras Menachem – Maamarim series on Parshios and Yomim Tovim, which includes:
Rosh Hashanah – Shabbos Shuvah – Yom Kippur
Sukkos – Shemini Atzeres – Simchas Torah
Yud-Tes & Chof Kislev – Chag HaGeulah
Chanukah
Yud Shevat: Basi Legani (Chapters 1–10)
Yud Shevat: Basi Legani (Chapters 11–20)
The Four Parshiyos (Shekalim, Zachor, Parah, HaChodesh)
Purim
Yud-Alef Nissan – Pesach
Shavuos
Yud-Beis/Yud-Gimmel Tammuz – Chag HaGeulah
Elul: Ani L’Dodi
The new volume will be available in Kehot stores in Crown Heights and Eretz Yisrael, as well as Judaica shops in Chabad communities worldwide, in time for Rosh Chodesh Adar.
