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Nigeria Through the Lens of Bardugo
Just as the Kinus Hashluchim is starting, photographer Yisrael Bardugo traveled to the Chabad Jewish Center of Nigeria, directed by Rabbi Yisrael and Chaya Uzan, to snap photos of the day to day life in the West African country • Photos
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Erev Shabbat Toldos, November 17th, 20017
I am so proud of the Shluchim who does all this incredible work to turn the world into a Dirah for HaShem B’Tachtonim. In their honor and merit I dedicate this upcoming month of Kislev to complete my forthcoming book on the Seven Noahide laws.
I called it “The end of war forever” and its about what the Rebbe taught us: that the universal moral code is the basis for the stability and perfection of all the nations. Once we realize thay every baby born to Gentile parents has the responsibility before G-d to respect and honor this universal law given by G-d, we understand that every able adult can instantly bring blessing and goodness to himself. How? By just being openminded and only doing His authentic will – as I do His Will, He in turn has also done His will on my behalf..Suddenly people want to be near the one who has bound himself up with the Tree of Life , that is the Torah..A Gentile , who studies the 7 universal laws, attains the holiness of the High Priest in the Temple in Jerusalem. How fortunate we are to be part of a Kingdom of Priests – charged with becoming humanity’s genuine beacons of light and the clear path for all people to Torah – G-d’s authentic revelation for all of humanity.
Watch out for my upcoming release via Amazon eKindle “The end of war forever: The universal moral code as the basis for the stability and perfection of ALL nations. Friends good night and G-d bless..Everything is now conspiring to line up all the elements for a happy end of our story: We did it! We will organize our Shluchim to all get a printed copy of my forthcoming release “The end of war forever”.
Shabbat Shalo.
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