Learning from Levertoff

Repentance and Love[10]

In this edition of "Learning from Levertoff", Rabbi Tzahi Shapira illustrates a chassidic concept on Levertoff's chapter titled "Repentance and Love". Personal repentance is contagious and works to inspire others to repentance also — this is what is termed as "gathering the scattered sparks". This process results in the eventual full redemption and the coming of the Messiah.

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Learning from Levertoff[12 Videos]

01: Introducing Paul Philip Levert…
02: Knowledge and Love
03: The Law and Love, Part 1
04: The Law and Love, Part 2
05: Fear and Love
06: Joy and Love, Part 1
07: Joy and Love, Part 2
08: Prayer and Love, Part 1
09: Prayer and Love, Part 2
10: Repentance and Love
11: Love and the Gospel of John, P…
12: Love and the Gospel of John, P…

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