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By כיכר השבת
Culture09:00 · Aug 26

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman Urges Utilizing Upcoming Two Sabbaths for Personal Redemption

Kikar HaShabbatReligious
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman, a Hasidic spiritual influencer, delivered a brief motivational message emphasizing the importance of the next two Sabbaths for personal spiritual redemption. He cited the saying, "If only Israel would observe two Sabbaths, we would be immediately redeemed," highlighting that this concept applies not only to national redemption but also to individual salvation. Rabbi Biderman encouraged viewers to take advantage of these upcoming Sabbaths as a critical opportunity for spiritual growth and connection.

This message was shared on August 25, 2026, through a short video clip aimed at the ultra-Orthodox community, reinforcing the significance of the month of Elul, a traditional time for introspection and prayer in Judaism. Rabbi Biderman's call aligns with the broader religious practice of seeking closeness to God during this period, often compared to the fervor of a groom before his wedding day.

The video and message serve as a spiritual reminder to intensify prayer and devotion in the days leading up to the High Holidays, underscoring the power of Sabbath observance in hastening both personal and collective redemption.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat
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First: Kikar HaShabbat · Aug 25

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