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8-CJ When Moshiach Comes - "A Painting by Michel"
Artist Michel Schwartz graphically depicts and explains what the world will look like when Moshiach comes. When the wolf lies down next to the lamb, the ingathering of all Jews resurrected from the dead, all artistically depicted out of the Torah passages Visuals include discussions with the Rebbe, who commissioned the painting.
14-CJ As a New Day Breaks - "Moshiach in Jewish Literature"
Publisher Rabbi Yona Avtzon and author Rabbi Eliyahu Touger review books that explain the concept of Moshiach's evolving effect on every aspect of life in the world. Avtzon and Touger take us step by step through the book-making process.
32-CJ A World of Good - "The Good Card"
The Rebbe gave us the master plan--"A Global Day of Goodness"--a day free of crime everywhere and filled with only good. Inspired by the Rebbe's call to action--"Do acts of goodness and kindness, and we shall bring on Moshiach"--Rabbi Simon Jacobson explains how this campaign to change the world is within our reach.
60-CJ The Dead Sea Scrolls and Judaism
Professor Lawrence Schiffman of New York University proves to us, from the mysteriously shrouded archeological findings, that traditional Judaism and the active waiting for Moshiach have been there the way we have it now for thousands of years. Schiffman claims that it is an academic fraud to claim the scrolls have anything to do with Christianity.
68-CJ Jewish Women United for Redemption
When Moshiach comes, says Isaiah, "We'll know G-d . . . as an integral part of every dimension of our lives." Like the Israelite women of the Exodus, today's women, with tambourines in hand to greet Moshiach, are actually hastening him, say Rebbetzin Sara Balkany and Basha Oka. Hear why a woman's initiative in the dynamic of Redemption will bring on the new world order. Will inspire you to learn about the imminent Redemption and the major role Jewish women are playing to effect it.
107-CJ Passover, Moshiach and the Rebbe's birthday
Rabbis Benny Krasnianski, Chabad of the Upper East Side, and Eli Cohen, Chabad of NYU, discuss the Rebbe's teachings on redemption--past, present and future. They tell you how to get the most out of your seder, by eating in a reclining position as a mark of freedom, and drinking no less than 4 cups of wine. This affirms the great truths about Moshiach, and that liberty is the inalienable right of every human being.