Sinai Revelation: Why God Chose Us Over the Angels? Kabbalah Secrets
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- Shavuot Holiday Special: Find Out How the Sinai Revelation Changed the World Forever!
In this video lecture Rabbi Yitzchak Botton explores the inner meanings of Moshe's battle with the heavenly angels on Mount Sinai for the Torah.
Based on a verse from Psalms chapter 68:19, this video teaches how the giving of the Torah relates to free will, the world to come and the messianic era. This battle took place on the first Shavuot, and is celebrated as the holiday of Shavuot every year on the 6th of Sivan.
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Happy Holiday to Everyone. This Wednesday We celebrate a very special day - that changed the world forever - for all mankind. We hope you enjoy this eye opening video from the series Kabbalah Secrets. Questions and comments are welcome.
Repent of your Sigils meaning and your reforging of the game; Show what you have taken as a tool and extension of relationship and place the Keystone back in the Founder's Temple; Take responsibility for the sin of their suffering or surrender the mantles that refuse accountability for man's story; You are now the identity of both receivers of what is above yet victims of what happens in the midst and now this story is conflated and in confliction in two different areas;
? I will see you in a better Kingdom, know that; The truth is I want you to accept this Salvation and I want to raise the young in a Kingdom Reborn. There is a great host and the Spirits of a thousand other traditions that will be eroded if we continue forward; We must break the chains of this binding and free the living soul back into RA's intended Garden.
Angels have no name?
See Episode of Jacob and Angel, though some specific angels have a name, in general they don’t