AMAZING Eternal Torah Codes Uncover Who The False gods Of Wood & Stone Are (9 Minutes)

0:02Torah and science, Rav Mizrachi shows something amazing. He shows something called Torah codes, which are hidden mathematical secrets in the Torah of all information that exists, past, present, and future. We just need to know what we're looking for. Now, we got the Torah 3,300 years ago, approximately, a little over 3,300 years ago.

1:27was only relevant to their generation. This means that the Torah we have, the Tanakh we have, including the five books of Moses, is part of the Tanakh, along with the remaining 19 books, making a total of 24 books. Hashem is clearly telling us that it is relevant forever. Anything that's mentioned, every letter, every dot, every nekudah, Every sentence, everything is relevant for eternity. So anyone that has a crazy excuse to drive on Shabbat to Beit Knesset saying, "No, Moshe didn't have a car. That's why he didn't drive on Shabbat," is mistaken. The excuses that Conservative and Reform Jews make up for themselves to drive on Shabbat to Beit Knesset are unfounded. There is no such allowance. Everything that's written in the Torah is relevant to you. It's relevant to you, it's relevant to everyone. Hashem knew you were going to exist when He wrote the Torah. So in this Torah, He also gave us a prophecy; He also gave us a promise. That after we make many, many sins, He's going to send us to the four corners of the world.

2:47And here he says in chapter 4 of Sefer Devarim, Deuteronomy, verse 27, Hashem will scatter you amongst the peoples and you will be left few in number among the nations where Hashem will lead you. There, you will serve gods, the handiwork of man, of wood, and stone, which do not see, and do not hear, and do not eat, and do not smell. So he's telling us that not only are we sinners, and because we're sinners, he's going to scatter us among the whole world, but we're going to become even worse. After he scatters us, instead of doing teshuva, like a normal person would, we get worse. What do we do? We start doing idol worship. But a specific type of idol worship, specifically man-made idol worship. It's not just something that appeared recently; it already existed since the time of Avraham. He's mentioning a specific type of idol worship: the god of wood and of stone. The idea of wood should sound familiar to everyone. The cross, which is made of wood, is central to Christianity. Every Christian, including Catholics, always have these crosses. That is their sign and represents the false god of wood.

4:13After that, the god of stone. What false religion is the god of stone? Mecca, Islam. Why? You go to Mecca, and there, in Islam, they equate Mecca's significance to Jerusalem's significance for Judaism. What's in Mecca? It's a big, giant, square stone they all worship. They pray in its direction. So this could be, this is nice, it's literal Torah, but maybe he's talking about a different word. Well, just because it's similar to the cross, or just because it's similar to Mecca, doesn't necessarily mean that's the interpretation. That is his translation. Why would you believe it? Because "ishtabach shemo" (blessed be His name), HaShem is very perfect. Using Torah codes, which in essence means using mathematical equations to have skips, between letters to find words hidden within the words, words within the paragraph. But it has to be an equal mathematical skip. So, for example, if you want to find the word, let's say, 'house', and I'll just do it in English for argument's sake, but you want to find the word 'house' anytime it appears in the Torah, other than the literal. between letters to find words hidden within the words, words within the paragraph. But it has to be an equal mathematical skip. So, for example, if you want to find the word, let's say, house, and I'll just do it in English for argument's sake, you'd seek to identify the word "house" encoded within the Torah at equal intervals, beyond its literal appearances.

5:36Then it would look for the H, and then the O, and then the U, and then the S, and then the E. But each one, the space between the H and the O, and the O and the U, and the U and the S, and the S and the E, has to be equal. Meaning if the space between H and O is 50 letters, then O and U also has to be 50 letters. It can't be 50, and then 37, and then 12, because that's just random. It has to be an equal mathematical skip between each of the letters, because then you can clearly see it's by design. It's not just a random number. But not only that, when you find some of the most extraordinary codes, not only do you find an equal mathematical skip that's usually very small, 50 letters or less. But the verse and the paragraph where you find that word also relate to the subject you're examining. For example, the Shoah, the Holocaust, the horrendous Holocaust, you'll find every single word relevant to it, whether it's Hitler, or his helpers, his generals, or the gas chambers.

7:00All of the disasters that happen, all of the words related to that, are in the parasha. It talks about the punishment Am Yisrael is going to face when they go against Hashem. Specifically, parashat Ki Tavo, which is one of the most difficult parashot in the entire Torah. Am Yisrael doesn't have a free choice to do whatever they want; they have a choice. This means that if you do what Hashem says, you get a reward, an endless reward. If you don't, there's punishment. It's not just nothing. Now, in this verse, we have a Torah code. The first word of this verse in Hebrew is Ve'efitz, which means Hashem will scatter. Ve'efitz, you find the letter Hey. The second letter of that word is Hey. You skip 50 letters, you get to the word Etchem, letter Chaf. Skip 50 letters, you get to the word Yishme'un, letter Mem. What does it spell? Mechah.

8:25As we said, it's Islam. Again, in the same sentence that talks about the God of wood and the God of stone, we found who the stone is. Interesting. Right after that, the same word, Ve'efitz, also has a Yud. Fifty letters later, you go to the word Shama. Shama. Get the Shin. Another fifty letters. letters, you get to the same word as in Mekka, you find the Vav. In Yishme'un, which is yimach shemo v'zichro, J.C. You find his full name inside the very same verse that mentions who the god, the false god of wood and stone, is. It's the only place in the entire Torah that you find it. And it's in the very verse that describes them literally. This verse emphasizes the significance of following the commandments and living a life dedicated to Torah and mitzvot. It serves as a reminder of our responsibility as Jews to uphold the teachings of our sages and to continue the legacy of our ancestors.