Rabbi's Prophecy on Twin Towers
Well, I come across this video of Rabbi Ben Haim
discussing the Twin
Towers in New York City,
and, uh, I, I think you guys probably would be
interested to hear what he has to
say about them.
An extraordinary information. There will be two big building
fro-- in the land of Edom, which today we relate the word Edom to
America, and those are the biggest, they are the tallest
buildings in the world, and they will be totally, they will be
brought down completely, and that will be the sign of the
beginning of tremendous wars that will end only in
the coming of the Mashiach. One week before,
one of the great rabbis in
Israel, a Hasidish rabbi, he came with some people,
some of his disciples in the
car, and they were coming towards the evening.
He didn't want to lose the time of Mincha, you know, the prayer of the afternoon.
He said, "Please, can you stop right here?
I wanna daven, I wanna pray Mincha here." They prayed
Mincha with
minyan in front of everybody passing in Manhattan. Where?
Right there, uh, near the, the World Center.
After he finished the davening, the prayer, he said,
"Say bye-bye to those buildings because you are not going to see them no more.
Say bye-bye to those buildings because you are not going to see them no more."
Are we just supposed to ignore these things like it
didn't happen, or, well, he's just talking out
his ass? Why the hell would he say
something like that?
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