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Will Moshiach announce “The time of your redemption has arrived” outside of Israel?
Read more: Will Moshiach announce “The time of your redemption has arrived” outside of Israel?Where is the location of Moshiach’s announcement mentioned in the midrash?
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Will Moshiach possess greater Torah wisdom than any previous Jewish leader?
Read more: Will Moshiach possess greater Torah wisdom than any previous Jewish leader?Find out how great the wisdom of Moshiach is…
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How do we merit Moshiach by not working and the mitzva of lulav on the first day of Sukkos?
Read more: How do we merit Moshiach by not working and the mitzva of lulav on the first day of Sukkos?An explanation on the connection of not working on the first day of Sukkos and the mitzva of Lulav to Moshiach.
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What is the essence of Moshiach?
Read more: What is the essence of Moshiach?The Exiled Redeemer – Deep Dive 1. The Gemara In Sanhedrin 98b the sages ask where Moshiach is found. He sits among the lepers at the gates of Rome. The others remove all their bandages at once to change them; Moshiach unwraps and rewraps one bandage at a time, so that if the call comes…
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The Exiled Redeemer
Read more: The Exiled RedeemerThe Talmud calls Moshiach “the metzora of the house of Rebbi.” He suffers exile alongside us — because the world is already purified to its core, and only the outermost layer remains.
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The Daily Announcement
Read more: The Daily AnnouncementElijah the prophet announces Moshiach’s arrival daily in Tiberias. The Rebbe revealed this in 1991. The announcement is happening — all we need is to want redemption enough to hear it.
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The World Is Changing — There’s a Reason
Read more: The World Is Changing — There’s a ReasonEvery mitzvah carries extra power right now. The Rebbe taught that we are in the final stretch — and each one of us has what it takes to bring the world to its next chapter.
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When Redemption Is Close, You Can Feel It
Read more: When Redemption Is Close, You Can Feel ItIn 1905, many holy books pointed to that year as a deadline for Redemption. The Rebbe Rashab didn’t just wait — he taught deeper, and added cups of wine for the Messiah. When it’s close, you feel it.
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Maimonides Gave His People a Date to Hold Onto – Here’s What It Was
Read more: Maimonides Gave His People a Date to Hold Onto – Here’s What It WasIn Iggeret Teiman, the Rambam gave his generation a date to hold onto: prophecy would return in 4972. His aim was simple — give hope a timeline.
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Actively yearning for a Better World Is More Powerful Than You Think
Read more: Actively yearning for a Better World Is More Powerful Than You ThinkThe greatest Jewish leaders calculated dates for the Redemption — not as prediction, but to turn waiting into longing. Yearning for a better world is itself a powerful spiritual act.