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The Battle of Gog & Magog

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  Post-apocalypse, or pre-apocalypse, what times are we living in now?! (See Ezekiel 38:1-6) I think this question worries a lot of people today. We have witnessed the ongoing Covid epidemic, we constantly hear about earthquakes in various places, we’ve seen war in Syria and other armed conflicts in different parts of the world. And of course now, the war between Russia and Ukraine. Many from the former USSR would never have thought of a war like this to even happen. Of course, looking at all this, many are wondering "is the world coming to an end?". This question is still difficult to answer. Similar pictures were drawn during the Napoleonic wars, and at the beginning of the 20th century, and those who are a little over 50 years old remember that during this half a century of ours, the end of the world was foreshadowed more than once or twice. I was born in the USSR, and I can say with confidence that the difference between an Ashkenazi Jew and a Sephardic Jew is much gr

In the field of war

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  I noticed an incredible prophetic power in the Weekly Torah chapters, according to Jewish custom, analyzed from the days of Ezra ... Their images and allegories and sometimes direct instructions on th ese corresponding days and weeks ... And today, against the backdrop of aggression in Ukraine, I am reading and trying to learn something… Pkudey begins with words These are the amounts of the materials used for the tabernacle, the tabernacle of the covenant law, which were recorded at Moses’ command by the Levites under the direction of Ithamar son of Aaron, the priest. Exodus 38:21 NIV The Lord gives instructions for “beginning the functioning of the tabernacle”… Everything seems to be clear and we do not want to delve into the details. For today, this is an allegory about diligence and the desire to serve God in any circumstances. The importance of carrying God's torch of faith and hope. Enlighten the darkness of this age with the truth of the Creator. To bring restora