Rabbi: Christ Will Come Shorty After September 2021 Rabbi Alon Anava who is based in Tzfat, Galilee, recently shared a calculation revealing a significant window of opportunity for an imminent arrival …More
Rabbi: Christ Will Come Shorty After September 2021
Rabbi Alon Anava who is based in Tzfat, Galilee, recently shared a calculation revealing a significant window of opportunity for an imminent arrival of Christ. Anava presented his theory in a 50-minute lecture entitled “Is the end of the world near? Torah secret that reveals what’s coming!” It was published on YouTube in mid-November.
“Adam” Is the Point of Departure
As a point of departure, Anava used the name of Adam, the first man in paradise. He said that the name “Adam” was an acronym, meaning, a word formed from the first letter of other words. According to Anava, in the case of “Adam,” A stands for Adam, D stands for David, the king of Juda, and M stands for Messiah. Anava explains that according to the Kabbalah which believes in reincarnation, Adam, King David and the Messiah share the same soul.
King David Is in the Middle
Anava explains that the role of King David is to connect Adam, at the beginning of history, with the Messiah at the end of history. Why? Because David, according to Anava, occupies the exact middle position between Adam and the Messiah. Then Anava presents a simple mathematical calculation. Adam came to be in the year 0. David was born in the Hebrew year 2854. Since David is the middle position between Adam and Christ, doubling the year of his birth should tell us when to expect the Messiah.
A Small Correction Is Needed
Doubling the year of King David’s birth, brings us to 5708 which is 1948 in the calendar of Pope Gregory XIII which happened to be the year of independence of the present State of Israel but not the arrival of the Messiah. Therefore, Anava stresses that the important date in King David’s life was not his birth but the moment when he became king in Jerusalem at the age of 37 in the Hebrew year 2891. Doubling this year will therefore lead to the year when Christ will return. By doing this, we arrive at the Hebrew year 5782 which starts in September 2021, less than a year from now.
Preparation Is the Key
Anava asserts that the exact date of the arrival of Christ is less important than how we prepare for this. He gives the two Protestant suggestions to refrain from gossip and slander and to learn the Bible in joy and happiness. His prediction – quote, “We’re literally almost over.” However, Anava also warns of fake news.
Rabbi Alon Anava who is based in Tzfat, Galilee, recently shared a calculation revealing a significant window of opportunity for an imminent arrival of Christ. Anava presented his theory in a 50-minute lecture entitled “Is the end of the world near? Torah secret that reveals what’s coming!” It was published on YouTube in mid-November.
“Adam” Is the Point of Departure
As a point of departure, Anava used the name of Adam, the first man in paradise. He said that the name “Adam” was an acronym, meaning, a word formed from the first letter of other words. According to Anava, in the case of “Adam,” A stands for Adam, D stands for David, the king of Juda, and M stands for Messiah. Anava explains that according to the Kabbalah which believes in reincarnation, Adam, King David and the Messiah share the same soul.
King David Is in the Middle
Anava explains that the role of King David is to connect Adam, at the beginning of history, with the Messiah at the end of history. Why? Because David, according to Anava, occupies the exact middle position between Adam and the Messiah. Then Anava presents a simple mathematical calculation. Adam came to be in the year 0. David was born in the Hebrew year 2854. Since David is the middle position between Adam and Christ, doubling the year of his birth should tell us when to expect the Messiah.
A Small Correction Is Needed
Doubling the year of King David’s birth, brings us to 5708 which is 1948 in the calendar of Pope Gregory XIII which happened to be the year of independence of the present State of Israel but not the arrival of the Messiah. Therefore, Anava stresses that the important date in King David’s life was not his birth but the moment when he became king in Jerusalem at the age of 37 in the Hebrew year 2891. Doubling this year will therefore lead to the year when Christ will return. By doing this, we arrive at the Hebrew year 5782 which starts in September 2021, less than a year from now.
Preparation Is the Key
Anava asserts that the exact date of the arrival of Christ is less important than how we prepare for this. He gives the two Protestant suggestions to refrain from gossip and slander and to learn the Bible in joy and happiness. His prediction – quote, “We’re literally almost over.” However, Anava also warns of fake news.
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Am I the only person who notices how deliberately insulting this piece is? The Rabbi is referring to Judaism's messiah, which the host refers to as Christ. Judaism's basic tenets of not gossiping and learning in joy, is described as protestant. Poor Jews.
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Preparation Is the Key
He gives the two Protestant suggestions to refrain from gossip and slander and to learn the Bible in joy and happiness.
Protestant suggestions? Would not those suggestions also apply to Catholics? 
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“Hava nagila, hava nagila/ Hava nagila ve-nismeha”—“Come, let us rejoice,…More
Preparation Is the Key
He gives the two Protestant suggestions to refrain from gossip and slander and to learn the Bible in joy and happiness.
Protestant suggestions? Would not those suggestions also apply to Catholics?
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“Hava nagila, hava nagila/ Hava nagila ve-nismeha”—“Come, let us rejoice, let us rejoice, let us rejoice and be happy.” Those lines closely echo the biblical verse from Psalms 118:24, “This is the day that God has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it,”
A Joyous Holiday Greeting from Our Elder Brothers In The Faith of Abraham
He gives the two Protestant suggestions to refrain from gossip and slander and to learn the Bible in joy and happiness.
Protestant suggestions? Would not those suggestions also apply to Catholics?
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“Hava nagila, hava nagila/ Hava nagila ve-nismeha”—“Come, let us rejoice, let us rejoice, let us rejoice and be happy.” Those lines closely echo the biblical verse from Psalms 118:24, “This is the day that God has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it,”
A Joyous Holiday Greeting from Our Elder Brothers In The Faith of Abraham