[This is an old shiur but I doubt much has changed]
very interesting
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Very interesting Rabbi Mizrachi video and informative. But, we have to make it clear that #1, not all bad nevuot have to come true. The only ones that must materialize are the good nevuot. #2, every Jew has a portion in the world to come. #3, as the Rabbi states, the real Jewish neshama will at the end have to do teshuva. The geula shleima will not be totally like yetziat Mitzrayim because for over 3300 years, we have suffered because of the Erev Rav that tagged along. Believe they will be the ones who will be lost but not the Jewish neshamot. May only the good materialize for every Jew and righteous person and may it be very soon with the coming of Moshiach Tzdkeinu, Amen.
The Rabbi told the story of how the Jews were happy with the drowning of the ancient Egyptians. Hashem was NOT angry at the Jews for their feelings and singing which was the normal reaction because they suffered for over 200 years of slavery and cruelty. The angels were happy for the Jews and were singing; there is where G-D was angry at them because the angels did not suffer from them so they had no right to sing and be happy.
2 comments:
Very interesting Rabbi Mizrachi video and informative. But, we have to make it clear that #1, not all bad nevuot have to come true. The only ones that must materialize are the good nevuot. #2, every Jew has a portion in the world to come. #3, as the Rabbi states, the real Jewish neshama will at the end have to do teshuva. The geula shleima will not be totally like yetziat Mitzrayim because for over 3300 years, we have suffered because of the Erev Rav that tagged along. Believe they will be the ones who will be lost but not the Jewish neshamot. May only the good materialize for every Jew and righteous person and may it be very soon with the coming of Moshiach Tzdkeinu, Amen.
The Rabbi told the story of how the Jews were happy with the drowning of the ancient Egyptians. Hashem was NOT angry at the Jews for their feelings and singing which was the normal reaction because they suffered for over 200 years of slavery and cruelty. The angels were happy for the Jews and were singing; there is where G-D was angry at them because the angels did not suffer from them so they had no right to sing and be happy.
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