Publisher: Kehot Publication Society
Author: Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe
Language: Hebrew
Format: Hardcover, 7 Volumes
Included in this set:
Reshimot 3 Volume set: Three volumes containing the Lubavitcher Rebbe`s recently discovered notations on the Revealed and Hidden Torah. Here they appear both in the original and in expanded form, with connecting words and phrases supplied by the editors. There are also complete notes and references.
From his earliest years the Rebbe would record his novel insights and other notes in all the fields of Torah, and these private writings, which he himself called Reshimot accompanied him in all his travels. The Reshimot span the period from 5688 to 5710 (1928-1950).
In these hundreds of pages, written with extreme concision in a small and crowded hand, are novel insights and collections of sources in all areas of the Torah; the legal and non-legal passages of the Talmud, ethics and homiletics, customs and practices, stories, lessons in the service of the Creator, and more. The Reshimot contain many ideas and concepts which were barely hinted at in his later public career, and represent a new stage in the revelation of the Rebbe`s message for the world.
Reshimat HaYoman: After his passing in 1994, a journal, Reshimot, kept by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M.Schneerson, of blessed memory, was discovered in his office. The Reshimot span the period from 5688 to 5710 (1928-1950). In these hundreds of pages, written with extreme concision, in a small, crowded yet meticulous hand, are novel insights and collections of sources in all areas of the Torah, esoteric and exoteric: the legal and non-legal passages of the Talmud, ethics and homiletics, customs and practices, stories, lessons in the service of the Creator, and more. The Rebbe recorded these novel insight even throughout the tumultuous years of WWII, as he was fleeing the Nazis from France to Vichy to Portugal to the United States; he survived with the journal intact.
Surprisingly, the Reshimot contain many ideas and concepts which were barely hinted at during his four decades of leadership, and represent a new layer of depth in the Rebbe's scholarship and world view. A team of scholars at the Kehot Publication Society labored on deciphering and annotating these entries. Here they appear both in the original and in expanded form, with connecting words and phrases supplied by the editors. There are also copious notes and references. These have been published in several volumes.
Reshimat Hayoman contains more than 500 pages of Chasidic lore and history, recorded by the Rebbe from intimate discusions with his father-in-law and predecessor, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, of Lubavitch.
Reshimat HaMenorah: After his passing in 1994, a journal, Reshimot, kept by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M.Schneerson, of blessed memory, was discovered in his office. The Reshimot span the period from 5688 to 5710 (1928-1950). In these hundreds of pages, written with extreme concision, in a small, crowded yet meticulous hand, are novel insights and collections of sources in all areas of the Torah, esoteric and exoteric: the legal and non-legal passages of the Talmud, ethics and homiletics, customs and practices, stories, lessons in the service of the Creator, and more. The Rebbe recorded these novel insight even throughout the tumultuous years of WWII, as he was fleeing the Nazis from France to Vichy to Portugal to the United States; he survived with the journal intact.
Surprisingly, the Reshimot contain many ideas and concepts which were barely hinted at during his four decades of leadership, and represent a new layer of depth in the Rebbe`s scholarship and world view. A team of scholars at the Kehot Publication Society labored on deciphering and annotating these entries. Here they appear both in the original and in expanded form, with connecting words and phrases supplied by the editors. There are also copious notes and references. These have been published in several volumes.
The detailed procedure accompanying the kindling of the Menorah in the Bet Hamikdash, according to the rulings of Maimonides and other contemporaries, is analyzed and systematically presented by the Rebbe in this landmark study.
Further elucidation by the Rebbe translates the halachic aspects of the Menorah and its kindling into tangible lessons in daily life. Reshimas Hamenorah, written in 1939, is published from the Rebbe`s recently discovered journal of Torah notes and innovations.
Shnayim Ochazin B'Tallit: Prepared in 1941 for the benefit of young Torah enthusiasts, this discourse explains the first passage of Tractate Bava Metziah. To help resolve apparent difficulties, the topics are also presented in a spiritual sense.
This remarkable work introduces a new perspective in the study of Talmud.
Seder Netilas Yadayim L'seuda V'Seder Birchas Hanehenin: The classic halachic work of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi in a newly reset edition. Extensively annotated by Rabbi Schneur Zalman M. Schneerson, grandson of the Tzemach Tzedek, with additional notes and comments by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson. This edition is further enhanced with numerous textual corrections.
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