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Chief rabbi sees imminent coming of Messiah Russian Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar believes the Earth will soon see the coming a Messiah to judge all mankind. "We know that he is very near at hand, but he needs not only to be born but also to come," Lazar told the Gazeta daily. "The Messiah may well have been born already, but unless he is ordered by God he cannot reveal himself with God’s help and change the world for the better." Lazar explained his assumptions about the imminent coming of a Messiah. "The world today is in a state described by our sages as 'hevley mashiah,' that is, labor that precedes the coming of a Messiah," he said. Lazar continued: "It is a time when many good things are created in the world and the progress of science and technology has made it possible to solve many human problems, to overcome diseases, famine, etc., on one hand. On the other hand, it is for the first time since God created human beings that humans have taken hold of such means of destruction that the whole of our race and even the globe itself can be destroyed instantly." "We are living on the verge of history," he said. "It can be felt everywhere." Recalling the comparison made by philosopher Maimonides, who likened the world to scales, Lazar assumed that "perhaps God is waiting for only one deed to be put on the good scale to order the Messiah to reveal himself." Speaking about it, Russia’s Chief Rabbi called upon everyone "to add this good deed, as one's contribution may prove decisive." Posted by: Adam Neira on August 12, 2005 11:40 PM
Sharon's new strategy: negotiate to give up more land, give up more land. Wait for fulfilment by the Palestinians, be disappointed but not surprised, and begin negotiations to give up more... Spin cycle towards national suicide... Posted by: Aaron Eitan Meyer on August 13, 2005 01:46 AM Post a comment |
Sharon: Israel could give up more W.Bank settlements
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