In Israel, a statistic was made. People were asked: “How many people believe in G-d and in the Torah?”
70% of Israelis believe in G-d and in the Torah.
They are called the “transparent Jews”. They wear no kippa, no tzitzit… but they keep Shabbat!
2 Mass teshuva
More than one million Jews have done teshuva in Israel.
The journalists said: “In 5 years, the whole country will be religious!”
Who leaves the country? The non-religious. Who comes up to Israel? The religious. Who has children? The religious! (The others have one child plus a dog…)
3 Merit changes everything
There is a great deal of merit in the people of Israel today. Never so many kollelim. Never so much Torah. Never so much teshuva.
This merit has changed everything. At Rosh Hashana, the Americans were to attack Iran. One point was not controlled. The war was cancelled. Instead, they had hurricanes. America was neutralized. The whole course of the end of days has been shortened.
4 The Messiah through peace
The great rabbis say:
“The merit of the people of Israel is so great that the wars of Gog and Magog will probably not take place.”
The Messiah will come through peace, not through wars.
We see that everything has been diverted. The West has been blocked. The wars among them continue, but not upon us. The Creator is making peace for us.
5 What this means
The proof that the Messiah comes through peace is in Zechariah 9:
“Rejoice greatly, daughter of Zion! Behold, your King is coming! He is righteous and saved, humble, riding on a donkey.”
He will speak peace to the nations. There will be no war. All will go well.
The Messiah arrives through peace! Thanks to the merit of the Torah, thanks to mass teshuva, thanks to the “transparent” Jews who believe, thanks to all the children of Israel… The wars are shortened. The redemption is near. The Messiah is at the door.
6 Dedication
לעילוי נשמת הרב חיים זיגלר זצ״ל
For the elevation of the soul of Rav Haim Ziegler זצ״ל, who passed these secrets on to us with faith and hope.
תְּהִי נַפְשׁוֹ צְרוּרָה בִּצְרוֹר הַחַיִּים
Did you follow the lesson?
Five questions on the tenth signpost.
1
What percentage of Israelis believe in G-d and in the Torah, according to the lesson’s statistic?
They are called the “transparent Jews”.
2
What are those called who wear neither kippa nor tzitzit but keep Shabbat?
They wear no kippa, no tzitzit… but they keep Shabbat.
3
How many Jews have done teshuva in Israel, according to the lesson?
The journalists said: “In 5 years, the whole country will be religious!”
4
Which verse does the lesson cite to prove that the Messiah comes through peace?
“Humble, riding on a donkey.”
5
Thanks to what will the wars of Gog and Magog probably not take place?
The merit of Torah and teshuva changed everything.
