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ABOUT THE REBBE RASHAB

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About the Rebbe Rashab. The Rebbe Rashab was born on Chof Cheshvan. His parents were the Rebbe Maharash and Rebbetzin Rivkah. On Yud Kislev, Rebbetzin Rivka had a dream:. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ABOUT THEREBBE RASHAB

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The Rebbe Rashab was born on Chof Cheshvan. His parents were the Rebbe Maharash and Rebbetzin Rivkah.

On Yud Kislev, Rebbetzin Rivka had a dream:

The Miteler Rebbe came to her and told her that she will have a boy and what to name him. Rebbetzin

Rivka was very excited of course when she heard this.

Imagine having a dream where the Rebbe tells you that you will have a

child!

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The Rebbe Rashab’s was named Sholom Dovber. The name SHOLOM was given after the Tzemach

Tzedeks father. The name DOVBER was after the Miteler Rebbe. The Rebbe

Rashab’s bris was done quietly because the Tzemach Tzedek said it was compared to the

2nd luchos which were also given quietly. nd

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The Rebbe Rashab was very involved in helping the community. He helped

give 2,000 families jobs and Parnasah. He also started Tomchei Temimim,

a big Yeshiva for Lubavitch Bochurim. He also helped stopped scary pogroms in Russia

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“Once, when the Rebbe Rashab was about four years old, the tailor brought a garment he had sewn for Rebbetzin Rivka. While the Rebbe Rashab was looking at what the tailor had sewn, he saw that the tailor had some leftover materials in his pocket. so the Rebbe Rashab took it out. The tailor got so embarrassed that he didn’t return the materials and his face turned red.

“When the tailor left, Rebbetzin Rivka said to the Rebbe Rashab, ‘See, you embarrassed the tailor.’ The Rebbe Rashab began to cry bitterly.

“A few weeks later, the Rebbe Rashab asked his father, the Rebbe Maharash, how he could correct the sin of embarrassing someone. His father asked, “Why? What happened?” The Rebbe Rashab said back: “its enough that I embarrassed someone, now I should go and say Lashon Hara?”

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