Toras Menachem vol. 24 page 257-8.19 Kislev Farbrengen in Kfar Chabad. The need to go out of limitations and the hesitation to do so. Toras Menachem vol. 25 page 48. קרן תורה and the need for discretion in giving.

Toras Menachem vol. 24 page 192-3. ופרצת in all three poles of Torah Tefilla and Tzedaka. For all בעל הבתים as well as בחורים.

Toras Menachem vol. 24 page 48-52. Two levels in the idea of ופרצת. A) Combining infinity and finitude: ופרצת within ימה וקדמה וצפונה ונגבה. B) The higher level נחלה בלי מצרים no idea of limit at all. The second comes from the same Possuk but as it is revealed (deeper) in Torah Sheba’al Peh. לכתחילה…

Toras Menachem vol 23 page 242-5 continued. 20 Menachem Av cont. on Ufaratzta theme. How Yeshivos should establish priorities based on the Ufaratzta principle, the increase in students and Ruchniyus creates the increase in Gashmiyus.

Toras Menachem vol. 23 page 117-18, 130, 142-6, 150-1. Ma’amar, Sicha about how there are two opposites in Ufaratzta: finitude and infinity together. Kfar Chabad and more all in the spirit of Ufaratzta.

Toras Menachem vol 22 pp 316-317 The lesson from counting- nothing and no one is insignificant; each is a whole number. What to do about this lesson.

Bo Exile and Redemption (114) Likutei Sichos vol. 36 page 45 ff. [A Rashi Sicha]. Two expressions, two actions, both at the same time. ועברתי the killing of the Egyptian first born is a passive act, achieved in one pass over Egypt. ואצא בתוך מצרים the saving of the Jewish people happens proactively with much…

Bo Exile and Redemption (112) Likutei Sichos vol. 1 page 127-8. The Mesiras Nefesh it took for the Yidden to trust Hashem and hold and kill the Idol of Egypt and its reward.

Inside. ר’ מתיא בן חרש who lived in Rome taught that to create the nation of Yidden we must do two things: 1) Go out of evil and idolatry, through the Korban Pesach. 2) Bring good and holiness in, through ברית מילה.

This class discusses the Jewish people’s preparation for leaving Egypt. It involved the two bloods: 1) Mila 2) Korban Pesach. To be continued.