The 12th & 13th of Tamuz: Part 9

00:00 The hemsech to the earlier Yud Beis Yud Gimel Tammuz installments, we're now continuing with installment number nine, where we are referring back to a factor of the Yud Beis Tammuz farbrengens, the Rebbe's maimer, maimarim that he delivered during the Yud Beis Tammuz farbrengens. Over the duration of more than forty years, we find on Yud Beis Tammuz two times where the Rebbe on three consecutive occasions began the maimer with the same posuk, or maimer Chazal. One was in Taf Shin Lamed Vav, nineteen seventy-six. The three maimarim began with the posuk, Nosata lederecha nes li sneis. This beginning was also a maimer that the previous Rebbe said and sent to Yidden in Russia in nineteen thirty-three on the occasion of Yud Beis Tammuz. The Rebbe delivered the three maimarim on Shabbos Yud Beis Tammuz, and then the next day Yud Gimel Tammuz, and then Tes Vav Tammuz, respectively. Chassidim noted that this farbrengen took place right after the successful release of a hundred Jewish passengers who were hijacked to Entebbe. The Rebbe then, during a farbrengen, said that it has been many years since such a miracle took place. The three maimarim were later merged as one and prepared for hagahot to be edited by the Rebbe. The second time that there were three consecutive occasions that the Rebbe began the maimer with the same divrei ha'mashel, same beginning, was in Taf Shin Mem Beis, nineteen eighty-two. The beginning of the three maimarim began with the quote from the Mishnah in Pirkei Avos, Asar sh'yeshvim v'eyskim b'Torah.

02:24 When ten people sit and are studying Torah, which is based on the maimer of the previous Rebbe, which he released on the occasion of the first Yud Beis Tammuz farbrengen in Taf Reish Peh Ches. It was the first year after he was released from prison, and Chassidim commemorated and celebrated Yud Beis Tammuz nineteen twenty-eight, and it was intended that Chassidim should study this maimer. The Rebbe delivered the three maimarim on Yud Beis Tammuz, on Yud Gimel Tammuz, and on Tes Vav Tammuz, respectively. The second and third maimer were a hemsech, a continued series, and edited mugah by the Rebbe. Regarding the Yud Beis Tammuz maimer from Taf Shin Yud Gimel, nineteen fifty-three, an interesting story took place after a farbrengen in response to a question that was asked from the Rebbe b'negiah to this maimer, and he asked to listen to the audio of that farbrengen. You can listen to this audio in the link. Our Aharon Goldstein of Ann Arbor, Michigan relates the story.