 "It is a great merit to take part in the Torah learning of these avreichim, who push sleep away from their eyes, and it will certainly be an eternal zechus for you and for your family and there is nothing that draws down Heavenly mercy more than toiling in the holy Torah during these hours."
HaTzaddik HaRav Ya'akov Meir Schechter, shlita
Rosh Mesivta of the Yeshiva of Mekubalim,
Sha'arei Shamayim |
| "There is no way to calculate the importance of this Kollel to our nation as a whole and to each Jew in particular-especially in our generation which is in such need of abundant rachamei Shaymayim."
HaRav HaGaon Rabbi Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, shlita |
| "The inyan of rising at chatzos to serve H-shem is an amazing inyan, as is brought in the Gemara and in the Zohar HaKodesh and in the Shulchan Aruch, and yet this inyan has nearly been forgotten. And so if there are ovdei H-shem who do fulfill this, it is surely a great zechus to take part in it and to receive a share of this remarkable avodah."
HaRav HaTzaddik, Rabbi Moshe Wolfson, shlita |
| "I implore you to encourage, strengthen and generously support the Kollel and to give them help and assistance, as is fitting and proper."
HaRav HaGaon Moshe Halberstam, shlita
Member of the Beis Din Tzedek of
The Eida HaChareidis, Jerusalem |
| "When one avreich gets up at chatzos halaila to toil in Torah, we are not able to fathom the nachas ruach that it brings Above, and how much more so when it is an entire chaburah (group) of avreichim. This can certainly anul countless harsh decrees against am Yisrael and whoever has a portion of this learning, his reward is very, very great."
HaRav HaTzaddik Rabbi Elazar Kenig
From the holy city of Tzfat |
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"The world stands on the merit of the Tzaddikim that rise at midnight."Zohar
Vayikra pg. 68
"Therefore, the obligation is very great upon each individual to make his greatest effort to fulfill this properly, and a person who is deeply engrossed in worldly matters and cannot fulfill this, should at least make sure to support a Talmid Chacham who does so, as with this he will have a portion in this mitzva. Fortunate is he who can fulfill this mitzva, and how good is his portion and pleasant is his lot - which no eye ever beheld - in the World to Come"From the work Mishpat Tzedek, in the name of the work, Chutzot Damesek
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