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Kol Yisrael - The Opening Mishna before every Chapter

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

   Chapter Four - Mishna 1

Chapter Four - Mishna 2

Chapter Four - Mishna 3

Chapter Four - Mishna 4

Chapter Four - Mishna 5

Chapter Four - Mishna 6

Chapter Four - Mishna 7

Chapter Four - Mishna 8

Chapter Four - Mishna 9

Chapter Four - Mishna 10

Chapter Four - Mishna 11

Chapter Four - Mishna 12

Chapter Four - Mishna 13

Chapter Four - Mishna 14

Chapter Four - Mishna 15

Chapter Four - Mishna 16

Chapter Four - Mishna 17

Chapter Four - Mishna 18

Chapter Four - Mishna 19

Chapter Four - Mishna 20

Chapter Four - Mishna 21

Chapter Four - Mishna 22

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Rabbi Chanaya ben Akashya - The Closing after each Chapter

Founders Of Chassidism & Leaders Of Chabad Lubavitch

Glossary

In The Paths of Our Fathers
Insights Into Pirkei Avos,
Adapted From The Works of The Lubavitcher Rebbe,
Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson Shlita


Chapter Four - Mishna 3

by Rabbi Eliyahu Touger

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He Would Say: "Do Not Regard Anyone With Contempt, And Do Not Reject Anything, For There Is No Man Who Does Not Have His Hour, And Nothing Which Does Not Have Its Place."

There Is No Man Who Does Not Have His Hour

That hour of positive activity will have a lasting effect on a person, although the effects may not be seen immediately.

(Sefer HaSichos 5751, Vol. II, p. 625)

There Is... Nothing Which Does Not Have Its Place

Even a mortal architect strives to ensure that every part of the building he designs is functional. This tendency has its source in the creativity of G-d Himself. Every particle which He creates exists for a purpose; there is a specific divine intent which cannot be completed without it.[12]

(Likkutei Sichos, Vol. XXI, p. 42)

   

Notes:

  1. (Back to text) Shabbos 77b. See also the Guide to the Perplexed, Vol. III, ch. 25.


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