The Ultimate Purpose of Creation

Given 8/20/2023 by Rabbi Shimon Kessin

[@sherylkruger3344]

Thank you Rabbi

[@MrBrunoGI]

This is so true, I always asked myself how do I do things, what is it that transfers my will to my actions, I don't have to think about it , it just happens it's not a thought process. And how does this correlates to being only accountable for our actions, in halacha if we intend to make a sin but aren't able to carry it out we aren't held accountable, but when it comes to a mitzvah even if we aren't able to carry it out it is as if we did it how does work if in the end whether we succeed or fail it doesn't depend on us but God, and our intentions if not materialized it's as if nothing happened when it comes to sins and adaraba when it comes to mitzvot.

[@MrBrunoGI]

Now scientists are struggling with the law of singularity or the "God" particle. They now believe there must be a law that combines all scientific laws, they haven't discovered it yet but what is remarkable to me that they believe there must be a single origin from which everything evolves. This is nothing short of an admission that the Bible was right bereshit bara elokim.

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

*And THAT Single ORIGIN, is HaShem* *THE SOURCE of the ENTIRE CREATION*

[@thesoulmateconnection]

Death is the "I" When we die to our ego and live for God, we become alive in Him. We become born-again and see Him in our image 🙏🙏This was good. If the Jew gets it, we all get it 🙏🙏🙏

[@jakobw135]

Upon death, doesn't the body maintain a certain integrity when it unites with its source the earth, and the soul similarly, when it joins with its source? Upon Resurrection, which is what we all pining for - doesn't the soul, which refers to The interpreter, knowledge and self-awareness - unite with the perfected body, to produce a resulting immortal human being - in the PHYSICAL SENSE?