But l’chatchila, no one would wish a Chassid that his Rebbe should pass away so he can have the Rebbe yatir mibchayohi… → read more

It was printed in all the press of all the countries. The Moshiach is ready to come now. It is only on our part to do something additional in the realm of goodness and kindness. → read more

As the Rebbe said in his Sichos, by transforming our home into a mikdash me’at (miniature sanctuary), making it a place of Torah study and prayer. → read more

It is a positive commandment — one of the 613 — to appoint a Jewish king. → read more

One of the principles of our faith is to believe in Moshiach — and not only to believe in Moshiach, but to anticipate his coming every single day. → read more

Torah sources emphasize that establishing and deepening our faith in the Redemption actually hastens its revelation. This is also true with the acceptance of Moshiach and the strengthening of our faith in him. → read more

The more we learn about Redemption the more we are enabled to open our eyes and see it in actuality. All of this should be done in the spirit of faith and joy. The very belief in the Rebbe's prophecy brings true joy. → read more

All that's left for us to do now, he told us, is to greet our righteous King Moshiach in such a way that every commandment we keep and every good deed we do has to be specifically with the purpose of doing it in order to greet Moshiach. → read more

The Rebbe meets the criteria of Moshiach and has made us aware of his identity as Moshiach. Therefore many projects have been organized to publicize the Rebbe as King Moshiach. These projects received the Rebbe's blessing and approval. → read more

From prime minister to layman, child to renowned Torah scholar, thousands of men, women and children from every walk of life come to the Rebbe's synagogue at 770 Eastern Parkway to receive the Rebbe's personal advice, blessing and unbounded love. → read more

The Rambam's (Maimonides) Laws of Kings is the only source in Jewish law on the identity of Moshiach and the criteria he must fulfill. → read more

This world will become a place where suffering, war and jealousy cease to exist, a world of physical and spiritual peace and prosperity, permeated with the awareness and knowledge of G-d, a world where death ceases to exist and every Jew who has ever lived is brought back to life forever. → read more

An unprecedented level of excitement has been generated in the aftermath of the announcement by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson that the Time of the Redemption has arrived. → read more

We are living in the generation which can hear the approaching footsteps of Moshiach, a stage by which "all the propitious final times for the coming of the Redemption have already passed. → read more

The Redemption and the coming of Moshiach are not merely a future reward, but form an integral part of our present divine service. Without the belief and anticipation of Moshiach's imminent arrival, our divine service now would be lacking a dimension. → read more