In conversation with Shlomo Godsi of Alshech Academy in Tzfat, answering difficult questions and mysteries of Parashat Shemot, including why Israel had to be enslaved specifically in Egypt, the meaning of God’s name Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh, secrets behind Moses’ “three signs”, and why the Torah strangely says that “God wanted to kill Moses”.
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Giants & Aliens in the Torah (Video)
Ancient Mesopotamian civilizations spoke of various giant-like beings called Anunaki and Rapiu. These same terms (Anakim and Rephaim) are found in the Torah, also in reference to ancient giants. Where did they come from, and where are they now? What is their connection to angels, Nephilim, and the Bnei Elohim mentioned in multiple places in Tanakh? Find out in this mind-blowing class where we also explore UFOs and UAPs, God’s Divine Chariot, and the prophetic experiences of Ezekiel, Enoch, Isaiah, Eliyahu, and others.
Seventeen Tamuz and the Ten Plagues
Next Tuesday is the seventeenth of Tamuz, commemorating a handful of tragedies in Jewish history starting with the shattering of the Tablets following the sin of the Golden Calf. A careful examination of Torah chronology reveals that there may be one more major event that took place at this time, and it involves the Ten Plagues in Egypt. While the Torah describes in great detail how the Ten Plagues came about, it says very little about their timing. All we know is that the final plague upon the firstborn was on the fifteenth of Nisan. Can we work backwards from this point and create an exact timeline of when the Ten Plagues occurred? Continue reading