[BLOG] The Fault in Predicting the Messiah’s Arrival
Don’t those rabbis know that speculations, rumors, signs, and calculations of the exact timing of the Messiah’s coming are strongly forbidden in Judaism?
You’ll Never Guess How Signs of Messianic Days are Manifesting in Modern Technology
Zephaniah prophesied that, after the final judgement, God will restore a safa b’rurah, a single pure language, to all people remaining on earth.
Biblical Numerology Predicts Trump Will Usher in Messiah
Gematria, or Hebrew numerology, is is a widely used and accepted system of understanding the hidden meaning and layers of the word of God as written in the Hebrew Bible.
The Messianic Prayers of Israeli Independence Day
From a most inspiring Israeli Independence Day Prayer Service at my local synagogue in Ramat Bet Shemesh, Israel, I realized how “messianic” our prayers.
In Israel’s Desert and Mountains, Pioneers Work to Fulfill Vision of Messiah
A new Zionism has arisen that is bringing about the prophetic vision of making Israel’s deserts bloom.
New Video Presents Biblical Evidence Nibiru Will “Cleanse the World”
“Planet X was sent to prepare the world [for] the world of Moshiach. To clean up the world from all of the impurity.”
Major Rabbi Predicts Christians Will Be Source of Torah in Coming Days of Messiah
On Wednesday afternoon, two of the greatest rabbis of the generation met and discussed how very close the Messiah is, and how Christians and Muslims have an important role to play in that process. Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch,Vice-President of the Rabbinical Court and the Head of the Edah HaChareidis in Jerusalem, paid a rare visit to […]
Jewish Prophecy Predicts Temple of Ba’al Arch in London Will Bring Messiah
A cryptic section of the Talmud describes the rebuilding of the Roman Triumphal Arch as the precursor to Messiah from the House of David.
What is the Messiah Waiting For?
The question of the timing of the arrival of the Messiah is on more lips than ever before.
Is There a Connection Between Purim and the Messiah?
Purim is the only holiday that Jews will continue to celebrate after the coming of the Messiah.
