0525 - Taking Out the Word B'lachash (Quietly) Before Boruch Sheim

00:00 We all know that when we say Krishme, so when we say the line, Baruch Shem K'veid Machus El Elohim Voet, we have to say it quietly, as different reasons are given, except on Yom Kippur when we say it loud. But like this, we have to say it quietly. And naturally, in many siddurim, it's printed right next to the line, Baruch Shem K'veid Machus El Elohim Voet, it's printed the word Belachash. And that misses in the Siddur Tillas Hashem. And the original print of the Siddur Tillas Hashem had also said that. It said the word Belachash right next to the line, Baruch Shem K'veid Machus El Elohim Voet. And if I remember correctly, one hitzo'eh that came, it was printed in BeSefer L'Tfus and BeSefer L'Meloch and K'var Chabad, it said the word Belachash, but it was crossed out, if I remember correctly. Later, they took out the word Belachash completely, and the word Belachash doesn't say, even though we know that we have to say Belachash, we have to say it quietly. And I remember when they took it out, I don't remember who told me, but I remember some people who were involved in this told me that the Rebbe said to stop printing it that way and gave a reason. And I don't remember when it was, why it was, what the reason was, but I do remember that there was a time when it was changed, that the word Belachash was taken out. And the reason was given, and it came from

01:21 the Rebbe, that's what he said then. But I don't remember. If somebody remembers, it would be a good idea to let me know or something. But I don't remember. But I remember clearly that that word Belachash was taken out, and it's not printed in all the siddurim now.