Am Levadad #8: What Is Mashiach?

Am Levadad #9: Conclusions - Where Do We Go From Here?

In the opening episode, I tried in about 20 minutes to encapsulate ideas that have become the basis of my entire worldview, and in the others in this series (and the notes accompanying them on my website), I’ve tried to elaborate a bit more. In this final episode of the series, I lay out the conclusions that flow from these understandings, with suggestions for how to implement them in your personal life. As always, please subscribe to my Youtube channel, follow along on the Am Levadad playlist and I look forward to hearing your questions, comments, or feedback. Website: https://rabbihaber.net/ Full video series: https://rabbihaber.net/am-levadad/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbi.a.haber Subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@rabbihaber?sub_confirmation=1

Am Levadad #8: What Is Mashiach?

According to our analysis, the coming of the Mashiach (Messiah) is the climax of history, its very purpose, and the purpose and goal of the entire Torah. And yet, I find that most people with whom I discuss this topic - including many educated and observant Jews - have only vague and undeveloped understandings regarding this topic and what our sources say about it. In this episode we present a very brief overview to the fundamentals of the Messianic era as described in classic Jewish sources. As always, please subscribe to my Youtube channel, follow along on the Am Levadad playlist and I look forward to hearing your questions, comments, or feedback. Website: https://rabbihaber.net/ Full video series: https://rabbihaber.net/am-levadad/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbi.a.haber Subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@rabbihaber?sub_confirmation=1

Am Levadad #7: Two Paths To Redemption (Jewish History Explained)

In this episode, we will discuss the history of the Jewish people – an absolutely amazing story that – incredibly – was written very clearly in the Torah, long before it happened in reality. In earlier episodes, we discussed how the Israelites – the Am Levadad – received the Torah at Sinai and were commanded to take it with them to the Land of Israel and to build a society following the Torah’s instructions. We explained that following this blueprint would make their society close to a perfect one, a model for the rest of the world to emulate. This would enable them to fulfill their purpose as “a kingdom of priests and a holy nation”, lead the entire world to its destiny, and bring human history to its successful conclusion. But there were two different ways this could happen. As always, please subscribe to my Youtube channel, follow along on the Am Levadad playlist and I look forward to hearing your questions, comments, or feedback. Website: https://rabbihaber.net/ Full video series: https://rabbihaber.net/am-levadad/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbi.a.haber Subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@rabbihaber?sub_confirmation=1

Am Levadad #6: Torah Evolves With Mankind

As we discussed in the previous epsiode, the Torah is meant to be the engine driving human moral and spiritual development. But this leads to a problem – when the Torah was given, the world was very different than it is now, in so many ways. The Torah that was given at Sinai needs to remain relevant throughout the entire process, as the world progresses. How is that possible? In this episode, the sixth in the Am Levadad series, we explore the paradoxical reality that although we do not live the same way our ancestors did, the Torah has nevertheless not been changed and can never be replaced. As always, please subscribe to my Youtube channel, follow along on the Am Levadad playlist and I look forward to hearing your questions, comments, or feedback. Website: https://rabbihaber.net/ Full video series: https://rabbihaber.net/am-levadad/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbi.a.haber Subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@rabbihaber?sub_confirmation=1

Am Levadad #5: Judaism Is Not A Religion

Just as the Jews aren’t a group of people who observe a religion, our holy book – the Torah – is not a book of religious doctrine. Now don’t misunderstand me. The Torah does, of course, speak about religion, but that's only one small part of what it addresses. A much better way to look at the Torah is to see it as the constitution of a nation and a blueprint for a society. In this episode, the fifth in the Am Levadad series, we explore how a country built using this system can serve as a kingdom of priests and bring redemption to the entire world. As always, please subscribe to my Youtube channel, follow along on the Am Levadad playlist and I look forward to hearing your questions, comments, or feedback. Website: https://rabbihaber.net/ Full video series: https://rabbihaber.net/am-levadad/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbi.a.haber Subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@rabbihaber?sub_confirmation=1