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.
Part Four * The Mishna “Cheilek” refers to the resurrection of both souls and bodies together. Regarding this phenomenon the Mishna says that Yaravam and the others will not rise, for their bodies will be eradicated [forever]. The Yerushalmi, on the other hand, refers to their souls, which will live again in the era of T’chiyas HaMeisim – but in different bodies.
In last week’s parsha, the Torah records the incident of a Jewish prince named Zimri who consorted with a Midianite princess named Cozbi. Pinchas, a zealot, kills them. In this week’s parsha, G-d rewards Pinchas for his brazen act of bravery and zealousness.
This is the unbelievable story of a young French lad who made his way from France to yeshiva in Eretz Yisroel, and then to a course for horaa (ruling on Halacha) and dayanus (ruling in financial matters). Over many years, he did practical internships with some of the greatest names in the world of P’sak Halacha, developed a broad array of contacts with the Torah greats of every branch of Judaism, and earned their respect and admiration. * The Gaon, Chassid, and Dayan, R’ Yaakov Chaviv, in a first ever special interview with Beis Moshiach.
R’ Alexander Lokatzky a”h was a fearless soldier in the Rebbe’s army. * He told me the story of how he built a mikva in Marina Roscha, in the heart of Moscow, under the watchful eyes of the KGB. * And also about the amazing miracle story that happened with the completion of the mikva at yishuv Neve Daniel, which he initiated and saw through to completion. * Part 2 of 2
In the HaYom Yom for 12 Tammuz, the birthday and Chag HaGeula of the Frierdike Rebbe, the Rebbe quotes a letter of the Frierdike Rebbe. The letter was originally written for 12 Tammuz 5692, for the fifth annual celebration of the Geula.
Nothing prepared Yoni Atiyah, a spiritually lost boy at the time, for the dubious experience of being in jail for five days in a damp, dark cell somewhere in the Ukraine. It was there though that he had his personal redemption.
July 11, 2018