Part Five * Having discussed the possibility that every Jew, without exception, has a portion in Olam HaBa, proof can also be brought that it will indeed be that way. Every single Jew, without exception, will eventually unite with his or her Divine source in Olam HaBa.
Rabbi Chaim Yosef Dovid Azulai (the great Sephardic Sage of the 18th century, known by the acronym of his name) points out that the initials of the opening words of the parsha: “Eileh Massei b’nei Yisroel-These are the journeys of the children of Israel” is an acronym for the four subsequent exiles of: Eileh – Edom (Rome), Massei – Madai (Media/Persia), B’nei – Bavel (Babylonia), and Yisroel – Yavan (Greece).
Doctor Michael Ben-Ari, even before he served as a Member of Knesset (MK), is first and foremost a researcher of the Mikdash (Holy Temple) with every fiber of his being. He has been living the subject of the Mikdash for over thirty-five years, during which he has made many discoveries that shed new light on the topic.
Hundreds of communities are leaving Christianity and committing to the Seven Noahide Laws. * Senior clergy are admitting that Christianity is a big mistake and recommending the Seven Noahide Laws or conversion to their congregants. * Rabbi Yaakov Gerenstadt, shliach in the Brooklin neighborhood of S Paulo, has been working in the field for six years.
The afternoon is long, the weather is not too hot and the kids need some fresh air, so the young family goes for a Shabbos walk. After only five pleasant minutes, the activity turns sour when two-year-old Yanky refuses to go further. There is no eruv in the area, so he cannot be carried home.
In our previous article, we discussed the importance of identifying the special air, the air of Moshiach, that we need to access in order to elevate ourselves and our children.
When it comes to Ahavas Yisroel, what are proper limits? How can family life be preserved while reaching out to every Jew? What happens when a mekurav can have a negative influence? * Ofra Bedosa spoke with two women, one far away and one in Rechovot. Yael Kripor is a shlucha in Cusco, Peru and Ruth Mifi has an open home on Shabbos and Yomim Tovim
Friends and acquaintances of R’ Shimon Pachima tell Beis Moshiach of his painful life story and about the Rebbe’s Ahavas Yisroel when he davened in the Rebbe’s minyan in the small zal.
July 11, 2018