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God’s Immanence & Joy - Principle Belief of One God
“God blessed be he fills the entire world with his glory.” (Psalm 72)
God’s Immanence & Joy - Devekus
“But you who cleave to the Lord your God are all alive today.” - Deuteronomy 4:4
God’s Immanence & Joy - Hislahavus
“[prayer] renders praise to God for his beneficence” - Talmud
God’s Immanence & Joy - Modern Day Impact
Progressive Synagogues such as Emanual continue to used Hasidic melodies in their services
Emotion Guided by Intellect - Principle Belief of Moral Law
Great is the study of the Torah, for it leads to action.” - Talmud, Kiddushin 40b
Emotion Guided by Intellect - Contemporary Impact
The introduction of Yeshiva schools and universities, which focus on the intensive study of Rabbinic literature, primarily the Talmud and Halacha
Emotion Guided by Intellect - Scripture (Contemporary Impact)
God commanded Noah to "Enter into the teivah'', (translated to "ark", but also "word")
Emotion Guided by Intellect - Contemporary Impact No. 2
Mitzvah campaign: In 1967, Chabad Hasidic Jews participated in a campaign to encourage non-observant Jews to observe key mitzvot. For example, Hasidic Jews will approach a non-observant Jew to put on Tefillin and pray the associated prayers.
Importance of Community & Unity - Principle Belief of “Chosen People of God”
“All Israel are responsible for one another.” (Talmud, Shavuot 39a)
Importance of Community & Unity - Contribution of Shtetls and Rebbe Communities
“You are standing today, all of you, before the Lord your God — your heads, your tribes, your elders… every man of Israel.” - Deuteronomy 29:13-14
Importance of Community & Unity - Impact Then
“In every trouble and distress, one must know that the Holy One, blessed be He, is hidden there.” - Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
Importance of Community & Unity - Impact Now
Chabad centres in Sydney & Melbourne, where Shabbat meals and public celebrations are held, such as the Martin Place Chanukah Menorah lighting