Editing Yehuda Kalman Marlow (section)

== Spreading the Message of Redemption ==
Rabbi Marlow had a special enthusiasm for all matters concerning redemption and Moshiach, particularly regarding the identity of King Moshiach. The Rabbi used every opportunity to encourage activity in these areas, and he himself participated in these activities.[[File:כתב הרבנות של הרב מארלו.jpg|thumb|The Rabbinical Certificate of Rabbi Marlow]]In 5747, after the entire congregation cried out "Ad Mosai!?" (Until when!?) during the Rebbe's farbrengen on Shabbat Parshat Vayigash, and there was a special awakening regarding matters of redemption, twenty-five rabbis headed by Rabbi Marlow sat for a special discussion on the topic and issued a ruling stating that according to the Torah of truth, God must bring the redemption immediately. The next day, on the tenth of Tevet before Mincha prayer, Rabbi Marlow presented the ruling to the Rebbe.

Similarly, in the summer of 5751, when the rabbinical rulings that the time of redemption had arrived and that the Rebbe is King Moshiach were being considered, Rabbi Marlow was one of the most dominant forces in the matter.

Even after 3 Tammuz 5754, he continued to encourage all those involved in spreading the message of redemption and the redeemer.

Once, members of the "World Headquarters for Saving the Nation and the Land" asked the rabbis of the Crown Heights Beit Din to write a public letter calling for action regarding the completeness and salvation of the Land of Israel. They also wanted other rabbis to join and sign but worried that if the title "King Moshiach" was written for the Rebbe, other rabbis wouldn't sign. Rabbi Marlow immediately responded that if the title "King Moshiach" wasn't included for the Rebbe, then he wouldn't be able to sign it!

On 2 Nissan 5755, he traveled to the Holy Land for the first time in his life to participate in the Revava conference held at Yad Eliyahu in Tel Aviv. His speech lasted only three minutes, but no more was needed. The words spoke for themselves:

"All the rabbis and gathered people assembled here tonight to strengthen the faith in Moshiach and that Moshiach is with us. I have merited to represent the Crown Heights community - 'here God commanded the blessing,' where all people are here in spirit, and participate together with all those gathered in 'the land which the eyes of the Lord your God are upon from the beginning of the year to the end of the year,' and to represent all those who proclaim and cry out 'until when.'"

"It's important to note that today, ten months have already passed in which we are in a situation that further emphasizes the cry of 'until when,' and the main thing is that we end with good - today marks seven complete years since the Rebbe informed us about the proclamation of 'Yechi.' I represent, as mentioned, the Crown Heights community who proclaim this declaration here in the Holy Land: Yechi Adoneinu Moreinu v'Rabbeinu Melech HaMoshiach L'olam Va'ed."

The Rabbi's last public appearance was at the Jubilee conference organized by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach on the eve of 10 Shevat 5760. He spoke about the importance of pure faith in small children: "Unfortunately, today's children have never seen the Rebbe, and despite everything, they grow up as true mekusharim (connected ones) and believe with complete faith. Fine, we - we saw the Rebbe. But from where do they have these powers? It must be that these are very high souls, with most elevated powers. Otherwise, there is no explanation."

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His strong faith in the Rebbe as King Moshiach was also expressed during his illness when doctors ordered him to be confined to his bed. On the first Shabbat after his surgery, while he was in the hospital, ten students from the Central Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva at 770 came to pray Kabbalat Shabbat with the Rabbi in a minyan. Before they began praying, family members asked them to hurry the prayer somewhat, due to the Rabbi's condition. When they reached the end of "Lecha Dodi," the Rabbi signaled with his hand for them to do a 'Yechi' dance. When he noticed their hesitation, he rose from his chair and began dancing himself and singing 'Yechi Adoneinu.' The dancing continued for ten minutes, after which he returned to his bed completely exhausted. The effort was so great that after the prayer, the Rabbi was unable to make Kiddush and had to rest for two full hours. After he woke up, he told his family that this was a special prayer, and afterward made Kiddush.
[[File:חתונת הרב מארלו.jpg|thumb|The Rebbe arranging kiddushin at the chuppah of Rabbi Marlow]]
It should be noted that Rabbi Marlow was among the Chabad rabbis who issued a Torah ruling that it is forbidden to write titles implying the opposite of life about the Rebbe.
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