Words of Rabbi Shmuel Stern shlit"a on the Obligation to Participate in the Prayer Assembly in Hebron

The esteemed chassid, Rabbi Shmuel Stern shlit"a, head of the 'Nachlei Netzach' institutions, speaks about the virtue of participating in the prayer gathering at the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron on the 3rd of Nisan with our teacher, the honored tzaddik, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a.

"As we have seen, these gatherings of everyone being together are historic events. The very gathering, which merits being at midnight, the time of the awakening of the Shechinah at the Tomb of the Patriarchs, and especially during these days from the 1st of Nisan, which are the days of the establishment of the Mishkan (the 12 days during which the tribal leaders offered sacrifices for the establishment of the Mishkan), when a special light dwells. Then, indeed, it is possible to sweeten the judgments and merit salvations both in general and in particular."

"The entire year depends on these days, and as we act during these days, so will we act throughout the year. These matters are known from the words of Rabbi Chaim Palagi, that all 12 months depend on the 12 days of the month of Nisan. This is a very auspicious time for prayer, especially as it is the time between the festivals of Purim and Pesach, during which we succeeded in overturning the decrees and moving from exile to redemption. These are very auspicious days for prayer, especially the recitation of Tehillim together with our teacher, Rav Berland shlit"a, as we have clearly seen how it worked in previous times."

"Our holy Rebbe already said that through prayer it is possible to annul the decrees, especially at the Tomb of the Patriarchs. Therefore, everyone should strengthen themselves to come to the prayer assembly, and contribute to subsidizing the buses, and we will merit the complete redemption this year, by Pesach, with Hashem's help, Amen and Amen."

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