"Nine Moses' cannot make a minyan to say a kedusha, though that would be a tremendous amount of quality; but if you have ten in quantity [regardless of their stature], you can say kedusha, just as the Midrash Rabba stated that 600,000 were necessary for the Revelation at Sinai. This indicates that quantity transforms into quality."
The Rebbe - meeting with Hillel Directors, August 1959
ConvergencePrediction, Prophecy and ProofG-d speaks with Man at every moment. His words form the world we see about us. A prophet is no more than one who catches those words before they congeal into space and time. - Tzvi Freeman, www.chabad.org , based on the Tanya
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