It looks more and more like Russia is going to turn out to be Magog allied with Persia, etc. and that even now they are positioning themselves for an invasion of Eretz Yisrael. Of course, they could sit there for awhile before they make that decision. But, there is no denying the implications of what is happening there right now...
Netanyahu in quick summit with Putin under cloud of Russian S-300 anti-air missiles for Syria
On Saturday, Sept. 19, just two days before Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the presidential dacha outside Moscow, troops at the Russian base outside the coastal Syrian city of Latakia were seen preparing to deploy batteries of advanced S-300 anti-aircraft missiles. Their presence in Syria will raise major questions, one of which is this: against which air power are they deployed, given the fact that the Islamic State has no air force.
...The Russians say they are building up military strength in Syria to fight ISIS. But neither ISIS nor any other regional power poses an air threat to the Russian deployment. So the state-of-the-art air defense missile delivered to Syria, to which Iran too has access, does pose a threat to Israel’s security.
Its deployment in Syria appears to signal that Putin has a long game for his military buildup in Syria - far-reaching that it would appear. Each day brings news of more Russian forces arriving in Syria.
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Posted by הרב יוסי מזרחי Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi on Sunday, September 20, 2015
The Mashiach has to be revealed before the war begins. Then the party is on.
ReplyDeleteAgree with Shuki. Also, the Rabbi is a little too harsh. Scaring people to such an extent is also not the right way. Only the good is assured; not the bad. The real Jews stand united, even those who know little. Those that are the enemies within will fall together with the enemies. G'mar Chatimah Tovah! nili
ReplyDeleteEither way, I am beyond caring. Been here so many times before - so many gilgulim. I am so very tired of it all. Tired of the wars, tired of the talking, tired of promises - just tired. Want to go home. So bring it. Bring whatever you've got. Nukes? Bring it. Asteroid? Please, bring it. I just don't care anymore. I'm not one of those who will be kvelling. I just want this to be over already. Over so we can all JUST move on to the next level.
ReplyDeleteThe Leshem and The Zohar in Vayera 1, 119a says Mashiach arrives before Gog/Magog. So does masechet avoda zara around page 4a or so quoting Tehillim 2.
ReplyDeleteRambam also writes in Mishna Torah Laws of kings 11:4
4. If a king arises from the House of David who meditates on the Torah and occupies himself with the commandments like his ancestor David, in accordance with the written and oral Torah,and he will prevail upon all of Israel to walk in [the ways of the Torah] and strengthen its breaches, and he will fight the battles of G-d it may be assumed that he is Mashiach.
If he did [these things] successfully (and defeated all the nations around him), built the Sanctuary on its site and gathered the dispersed of Israel he is definitely Mashiach! He will [then] correct the entire world to serve G-d in unity, as it is said, “For then I will turn to the peoples a pure tongue that all shall call upon the Name of G-d and serve Him with one consent.”
(If he did not succeed to that extent or was killed, it is clear that he is not the [Mashiach] promised by the Torah … for all the prophets said that Mashiach is the redeemer of Israel and their savior, and he gathers their dispersed and reinforces their commandments…)
Clearly if gog/magog is the last war, and Mashiach fights wars, then he arrives before the gog/magog.