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Sunday, June 10, 2012

Moshiach News

One must openly publicize to all that we are currently in the period of Ikveta Dimshiha - this matter is clear as the sun. 

A must read from Yeranen Yaakov: Rav Shmuel Eliyahu on the Geula Situation - Part 1 of 2

12 comments:

  1. Yes, true, yet will they wake up? Oh, I will email you on a thought I have....

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  2. Could anyone kindly explain what 'Ikveta Dimshiha" mean?
    Does it mean the season of 'plenty' is ending, and the 'lean' season is to begin? like in Pharoah's dream?

    Thanks

    s.c

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  3. Please explain the words... "Ikveta Dimshiha"

    Thank you for your posts.. so interesting and life changing. Very good!!

    angela

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    1. It means The Footsteps of Moshiach, or On The Heels of Moshiach.

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    2. Thank you...We are all looking for that Day... Baruch HaShem, and may it come quickly with mercies from HaShem.

      angela

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  4. Devorah- You know I definitely salute this! :)

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  5. Thanks Devorah.

    Is it o.k to feel happy that we close to Moshiach coming anytime soon? I for one even if I keep slip-sliding = I am trying to do the best I can. I just hope feeling happy to know Moshiach may appear , I am not being bad.
    sc

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    1. We are all desperate for Moshiach to come, so of course you should feel happy if it's close.

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  6. Ikvesa and chevlei , As rabbi Pinchas Winston says are two sides of the same coin. Ikvesa are the footsteps- meaning that we are so close one can hear the footsteps. Chevlei are the birth pangs of Moshiach- the final steps before a baby is born. In this case the birth pangs of a new era- the geula (redemption).

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  7. Thank you Leah.

    Thanks to this wonderful blog of Devorah, I am learning so much. Its a lot to absorb,. but I am going to take small bites.

    Just heard a lecture of :Id or Yid....
    By Rabbi Simon Jacobson , on Torah Cafe. Very interesting and inspiring too.

    Stella c

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  8. You are welcome Stella. Yes, Rabbi Jacobson is wonderful. Enjoy your learning. Always take small bites. When we take small bites it influences a greater propensity to retain the learning and the desire to learn and do.

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