0731 - When the Rebbe Changed or Added to What He Said Previously Part 2 - The Rebbe Waited 7 Years

00:01 Concerning what I said in the last voice note, that the Rebbe and the Farbrengen of Pashas Matas and Massei changed from what he wrote in the order that came out in the Likud for that week. So I wanna mention something interesting. The Sikher that was printed in that Likud, the Rebbe said, Tov Shin Chavov. And the Rebbe by the Farbrengen Tov Shin Lamed Gimel, when he asked the Kasher what he himself wrote in Order Nine, the Rebbe added that he's wondering, it's already so many years from when this was said. This was said in Tov Shin Chavov, and now we're Tov Shin Lamed Gimel. So it's seven years already since he said it, and he's waiting seven years and no one asked this question. So I wanna mention that it's interesting. If you look into the Anoche from the Farbrengen Tov Shin Chavov, this point is not written there. So obviously, the Rebbe said it, but for some reason it wasn't put into the Anoche. And the Rebbe was waiting seven years for people to ask this question on that point, that how could you say that it's a chuke because of the details are not understood when we find that by many mitzvahs. And the Rebbe said he was waiting for seven years for someone to ask it. But in the Anoche it's not there. Now, maybe he did not say it, but he-- the way he spoke was so obvious and he said certain words that was so obvious that this is what

01:22 he's saying, and he expe-- and he was waiting seven years for people to ask that. But it's interesting that even though the Pe'el in the Anoche it's not there, the Rebbe referred to this point that he said it seven years ago, and why did no one ask? And it's also important that the Rebbe allowed it, had it in this Likud when it came out for Shabbos, and he didn't say anything, and he was waiting for Shabbos publicly to say it. Why? I don't know, but this is exactly what the Rebbe did.