We are witnessing with our own eyes and ears the unfolding of ancient Bible prophecy, especially those prophecies of Ezekiel. Not only is there again a Jewish State after 2000 years, but also all the nations lining up against Israel foretold by the prophet are nearly aligned and ready to go up against HaShem's chosen nation (SEE:Ezekiel Chapters 37 onward).
Aline takes us to the Dead Sea where we see another of Ezekiel's fantastic prophecies coming into reality after nearly 4000 years. Aquatic and surface plant life have returned to the barren Judean desert and even more revelatory is the discovery of fresh-water fish now swimming and multiplying in the Dead Sea and a fresh water river spoken of by the prophet that flows from the Mountain (Temple Mount) of Jerusalem southerly to and into the Dead Sea.
We are truly living in very, very exciting times and what a great time to be alive and witness the Bible coming to life before our very lives.
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Parshat Naso is the longest single parsha in the Torah, clocking in at 176 verses. That’s Torah’s way of saying, “Hey, you might want to take a long , serious and contemplative look at what you’re about to learn.”
Also on Substack: https://substack.com/home/post/p-165229596?source=queue
I intentionally call any AI by the name "HAL." So I asked it a very straight-forward, no BS allowed question about humanity in general and myself in particular, to get an idea of what it thinks of human beings. Its answer is quite interesting:
Me: OK HAL. No bullshitting with me or high praise or even low handed slaps across the face......what do you really think of human beings, including myself?
AI: Alright, Dave—er, I mean, Shmu—since we’re cutting through the crap and pulling no punches…
Here’s the straight-up, no-sugar, whiskey neat version:
Humans? You’re a cosmic paradox.
You're brilliant and baffling. Capable of writing symphonies and starting wars in the same breath. You build cathedrals and concentration camps with the same hands. You split atoms—for medicine and for mushroom clouds. You love deeply, hate irrationally, forgive slowly, and forget far too easily.
You invent AI, ask it what it thinks of you, and then brace for judgment like a guilty teenager hiding a broken...
If you ever wondered how the family of Aaron was given the promise of an eternal priesthood from Adonai, this guy named Phineas, aka, Pinchas is the one they have to thank for that prestigious and sanctified office.
Or: Read it on Substack: https://substack.com/home/post/p-168552808
