The Significance of Turkey's Deadliest Earthquake

 

Rabbi Mendel Kessin

Red Moon Nights

Last night's moon near Sydney .... see the red aura around it..... that is no doubt from Nibiru which is behind our Sun.  Photo taken by JB.

Rav Fish on the Turkey Quake: Earthquakes will be the start of the Redemption

Rav Yekutiel Fish

Hebrew with English subtitles

What in the World.....

A couple of big events occurred yesterday on Tu b'Shvat.  First, the huge earthquakes in Turkey, and secondly the demonic satanic Grammy Awards where the audience was treated to a show with the performers dressed in red, and some with horns, as the devil. I think the entire Awards night was devised as a tribute to the satan. 

The Turkey quakes were introduced with stunning blue flashes of light, which can be seen in the video below.  I tried to find out what causes the blue flash but it seems that no-one really knows for sure. National Geographic tried to explain it but ended their story by saying that they really don't have a clue and are still debating the issue.

Back in January, there was an ominous red cloud in the sky over Turkey, which no-one could really explain either.

And here is a photo of the skies over Izmit, Turkey just last week.  Red sky.  Caused by the red star which is also causing the massive earthquakes?

There is so much going on in the skies above us at the moment, and some people are saying there is an entire planetary system crossing with ours.  Nibiru is the sun, and it has moons and planets around it.  This could be true because I have seen a lot of photos and there is definitely more than one object up there.  One specific planet has a lot of holes, while Nibiru itself is behind the sun. It can sometimes be seen rising up before the sun itself rises.  

Did G-d create more than one solar system?  Is the Nibiru system bringing the Geula?  What is going on? I would really appreciate some input here.

Nahama Deksufa Implanted in the Sefiros

 New shiur from Rabbi Shimon Kessin

Current Events Update 2023

New shiur from Rabbi Mendel Kessin

Given yesterday in Israel

Spiritual Darkness

"And there was a thick darkness throughout the land of Egypt... No man could see his brother nor could any man rise from his place" [Bo 10:22-23]

This verse, said R' Chanoch of Alexander, teaches us a valuable lesson in Divine service.

''And there was a thick darkness throughout the land of Egypt'' - when it is a period of spiritual darkness - and ''No man could see his brother'' - when somebody only cares about himself and ignores the plight of others - then ''nor could any man rise from his place'' - he will not be able to rise from his low spiritual state.

Source: Rabbi Yisrael Bronstein

The Severity of the Sin

Art by Nick Gustafson

Moses cried out to the Lord concerning the frogs that He had brought upon Pharaoh....And the Lord did according to Moses' word, and the frogs died .... [Va'eira 8:8-9]

Why is it, asked the Chofetz Chaim, that at the Plague of Frogs, Hashem accepted Moshe's prayer as soon as he uttered it and immediately stopped the devastating plague, yet when the Jews were in the wilderness and were attacked by fiery serpents, Moshe's prayers did not have an immediate effect?

For, in that case, Hashem told Moshe: ''Make yourself [the image of] a venomous snake, and place it on a pole.'' [Bamidbar 21:8]   Only by gazing at the copper ''snake'' did those who were bitten survive.

Why was it necessary for Moshe to perform an action here in order to save the Jewish people in the wilderness, yet in Egypt, no additional action was required?

This is meant to teach us, answered the Chofetz Chaim, the severity of the sin of speaking lashon hara.

As a rule, prayer is effective for removing all misfortunes and calamities.  Therefore, when Moshe beseeched Hashem to remove the frogs from Egypt, Hashem accepted his prayer and instantly stopped the plague.  However, the fiery serpents were sent to attack the Jewish people as a punishment for speaking lashon hara.  

Since they had committed a sin which the Heavenly Court judges with exactitude, Moshe's prayers were not immediately effective.  Instead, Hashem instructed him to make an image of a venomous snake for the people to gaze at.  This way, each Jew would think of his Father in Heaven and personally repent for his sin.  Each Jew would then be forgiven and granted life.

Source: Rabbi Yisroel Bronstein