Rabbi's Vision for Times Square

Shalom Chevera, Today we explore the first of the Thirteen Principles of Faith-the belief in God’s absolute existence and continuous creation. Drawing from the Rambam and Tanya, Rabbi Moshe Chaim explains how God sustains everything at every moment and how we can connect to this divine reality. 🌍✨ Imagine Times Square filled with the consciousness of God-it's a powerful vision for the future! Discover how this essential principle shapes our understanding of life and the world.
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[@judithyork6401]

another good lesson thank you Rabbi

[@CleanCharityCreativeIsland]

HaleluYAH,finally have rest time to learn. I love Torah .

[@CleanCharityCreativeIsland]

HaleluYAH,God of Israel is my delight ! HaleluYAH. I trust YAH Elohim.

[@HealHereNow]

Thank you, blessings 🙏

[@LydiaAMarttinen]

🙏🙏🙏

[@SojourningAssembly]

❤❤❤❤

[@thomasjefferson6225]

This is good stuff. As a mathematician I love the Infinite and finite. We're all in the conduit of our heavenly father.
You did the blessing before drinking the tea. I should be better.
I know this is a bad question, but I agree that god is existence. However, then why do bad things happen? It makes me question if God is good, then why is life so bad?

[@FrumSepharadi]

Great insight! I hope the Rav answers your question.

[@russrussel3947]

"Why Do Bad Things Happen To Good People" was a NY Times best-selling book in the 80's by a Rabbi. Check it out.

[@DorotheaJacob-c5s]

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[@ragnaryahuwah]

Times square rabbi? First off i don't know what you're doing there, for that ain't israel. And in those cities there, i don't wish to be. Neither Heaven or HEL has cities like that in them.
King Ragnar Yahuwah
K A D O S H YAHUWAH ADONAI OF ISRAEL

[@nothinghere1996]

What will be the native language of the Machiach ben David? It won't be hebrew, Yiddish or American. ❤

[@RavHeleneChicoine]

French

[@nothinghere1996]

@@RavHeleneChicoine impossible.

[@RavHeleneChicoine]

@@nothinghere1996 Why

[@nothinghere1996]

@@RavHeleneChicoine He will be born a native of the global defacto language. English.

[@RavHeleneChicoine]

@@nothinghere1996 Lol ça tombe bien. Where in the Talmud does it say that?