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@@rivkaruzin2736 Amen thanks

sounds like a nice understanding.

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@@ShmuelWeiser Amen thank you Shmuel

@@ilanapasternack6601 Amen thankyou

agreed

this is not about the old way of thinking. this is about looking at things as they are, which is hard once we've been programmed one way.

@@AriGoldwag any obstacle can be overcome but some things only happen one time and have to be perfect. The people are ready now and the obstacles only serve to ensure the time is right. Otherwise moshiach would have already been revealed. That's what is difficult about it...we can't understand sometimes how G-d (who we know wants to bring us Geulah in fullness) would at the same time delay it. But this is what is meant by "b'ita achishena", that when the time is right, in G-d's Exclusive determination, He can bring it about in an instant. He is a Builder of Great Wonders and a Doer of Magnanimous Deeds.

Moshiach has two parts. one is called Moshiach ben Yosef, and it is more of a process, and one is called Moshiach ben Dovid, and it is more like the completion of the process. we are already far along in the MBY process and we are nearing the MBD time. what you are talking about it MBD. what I am talking about is MBY.

@@AriGoldwag I think moshiach ben yosef isn't something described in Torah but rather something people use to make sense of what they can't understand. One soul has existed and waited all this time for a moment to be born so it can give its existence for the cause of G-d. One person can have seemingly disparate aspects of himself and they can exist harmoniously within him in balance. It's these disparate attributes causing people to assume there are two kings. Bilaam was talking about the internet, not two people. If you were moshiach (let's say ben Dovid for this purpose) and you were alive today it's virtually certain you'd at some point use social media. "I see him, but not now" -- you can see comments from years ago, still on the internet like a snapshot from time -- "behold him, but not near" -- it's enabled us to communicate from across the globe! And we have these avatars, i.e. I can put a photograph up online and you'd see me, but not physically close to you. The rabbonim* couldn't even fathom photography, let alone the internet. Bilaam could. (Kabbalists did) So it seems outdated to continue going with explanations from an era so distant. I know what chazal say but we know chazal have to be wrong about SOME things...how do we know this? They told us so. Moshiach (ben Dovid) comes with a new Torah -- but we know it can't be different words. So what could be so "new"? The explanation and understanding. For it to be new, what it replaces is old by definition.

no, you need to study and spend years on it. you are not correct. go back to my first group of moshiach podcasts on my website if you want to actually understand instead of dismissing without knowing anything about it. arigoldwag.com/understanding-moshiach/

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baruch Tihye

I'm reading from the book Em Habanim Semecha by Rav Teichtal. He has an entire lengthy chapter on this issue.

@@AriGoldwag thank you!!!

it's next to the Ramban (Churva) shul in the Rova HaYehudi

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amen thank you Shmuel

L'shana tova bsomim

Shalom

Thanks, Ari. Keep doing what you do!

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