Shabtei Zvi, The False Messiah (2)

will you be putting up an mp3 for this and the prior class

Thank you again for this second lesson. My boys went to bed early so they could listen to this. I am so grateful that my sons can hear a great lesson from a speaker that keeps them captivated. May Hashem give you the strength to continue your holy work.

I am looking forward for this to be put on MP3.

I drive a lot and I would love to listen to ore than the 1 weekly lecture mp3 posted, could the audios also go up as a mp3?

MP3 soon?

Dear R. Jacobson,

Your lectures generally impress me in their content and even more so in their power to inspire me to act positively. This set of classes has impressive content, but the message confuses me. I don't find the detailed description of this horrific event very inspirational. What are we supposed to get out of this? Maybe this will become clear in the third installment. I am particularly curious what good end justifies the long horrific description in these first two classes. May we merit to see revealed G-d's infinite light that will transform even these events as the Rebbe zts'l describes in the discourse קץ שם לחושך

I'm very curious about the third part, how Chassidus brought the Jewish people to a place they are protected from this kind of phenomenon.

When do you think to publish it?

WHEN IS THE 3 part?!

This series is great. I can't wait for the 3rd part to come out.

Rabbi Paltiel has a complimentary shiur on the roots of the Chassidic Misnagdic conflict on The Torah Learning Project:
http://www.torahlp.com/audio.htm?Series-29

The good thing was that it showed how much the Jewish people wanted Moshiah. If only we had such widespread enthusiasm now, Moshiah would come. Amein.

At www.baisshmuel.com the audio for the third Shabsai Tzvi class by Yossi Jacobson can be listened to.

We have a concept well established in the Talmud that a "Shoteh" (an insane person) is not responsible for his behavior. So why was Shabtai Tzvi historically so vilified? It seems to me that it would be like vilifying a person committed to an insane asylum for not observing the Torah.