Ben Chamesh L'Mikra

Hakhel and the Power of Gathering

Sukkos
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Bringing even the young ones to Hakhel accomplishes two concepts: the King gathers them; and everyone comes to the assembly.

Everyone needs to continually work on awakening their faith; two ideas assist and guide one in this endeavor: connection to the general soul (the Rebbe); gatherings (especially for children).

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