Class Ten. How to guarantee that the debts are erased. make sure they’re not in Beis Din (above) but judged as the debts of [THE] One. Hashem Himself. The difference between heavenly court Judgement and God’s judgement. Page 152-3.

Class Nine. Hashem wants us to pay our debts. Therefore shmitta is mishamet (erases debts) only at the last second. If that second comes and goes, it now becomes important to make sure the debt does not remain! Page 151-2.

Class Eight. Hashem gives loans, but He wants them repaid. We take periodic stock of our affairs and try and pay back until the last moment. Page 151-2

Class Seven. Shmitta in ruchniyus, we get from Hashem on credit and must pay back. Page 149-50.

Class Four. Page 59-61. We are Zaro (1- Chassidim, 2- Mikusharim, 3- Shayachim, 4- Heard of the Rebbe). When we do what we must, we make him BaChayim, and when we finish what we must do in a particular place, we are able to move to a more pleasant Shlichus.

Class Three. Page 57-9. More on Parnassa and Emuna.

Class Four. Page 32-34. The idea that the resting place of the Tzadik is actually higher than the Beis HaMikdash (as it stood) in Yerushalayim. The Iggeres HaTeshuva chapter five. This section discusses the idea of life of the Jew being different in the times of the Beis haMikdash and in the Galus. The Beis…

Class Ten. Page 123-5. Giving and gaining from the giving.

Class Nine. Page 122-3. Continued, leaving the limitations of the Godly Soul as well.

Class One. Page 27-30 Hishtatchus, a new idea: The Rebbe stays with his people as Moshe stayed with his flock to continue assisting them (even) after the Histalkus.