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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.

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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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From correspondence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Eli Touger
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