In a list of prophecies describing the End of Days, the Talmud quotes a prophecy from the Book of Ezekiel – a prophecy we have seen perfectly fulfilled in our days:
This video is a short excerpt from the full-length class available here.
For more prophecies that have been fulfilled, please see here.
How did Tu b’Shevat go from a footnote on the Jewish calendar to an important mystical holiday? What are the true origins of the Tu b’Shevat seder? And what does it all have to do with the State of Israel and the coming of Mashiach?
Find out in this class where we also outline the proper steps of the Tu b’Shevat seder, explain the Kabbalistic meaning of the Tu b’Shevat fruits, explore the Book of Judges, and present an intriguing theory about the coming Final Redemption.
For a written summary on ‘Origins and Secrets of the Tu b’Shevat Seder’ see here.
For a detailed analysis on the ‘Prime Ministers of Israel and the Coming of Mashiach’, see the concluding chapter of Garments of Light, Volume One.
A major portion of the Tanakh deals with prophecies. While most of the words of the Prophets were already realized in their own days, or in subsequent decades, there are occasional places in Scripture where the Prophets speak of the distance future, or the “End of Days”. Similarly, other Jewish holy texts—including the Talmud, Midrash, and Zohar, among others—make predictions about the future. Have these predictions been realized in the many centuries that have passed since then?
To find out, click here to check out our new ‘Prophecy’ page!