Proof The Torah Is The BluePrint of Creation (Holocaust Prophecy) (9 minutes)

0:11Next, the staff—what staff? The staff of Moshe Rabbeinu, the prophet of all prophets. Hashem already had him in mind, and Mashiach in mind, at the time of creation. The staff had... 10 plagues on it. The staff had the names of the 10 plagues. It also had Hashem's name, the ineffable name of the Torah. Whenever a plague was implemented, all Moshe needed to do was look at the name of Hashem, look at the plague, and you had yourself a miracle—something supernatural.

1:12Now, this staff itself also defied nature. Why? You couldn't just pick it up because you were strong. You couldn't just pick it up because you were muscular. You couldn't just pick it up because you found it. You couldn't pick it up because you had money. You had to have merit in order to pick up this stick, not just because it was 672 pounds according to the Midrash. because if Hashem did not want you to pick it up, you were not able to move it. That's why the staff was buried in the sadeh, in the field of Yitro, for many, many years. All of the giborim, all of the heroes from that generation, tried taking it out, but no one could take it out. By the way, that's where the goyim got their story of Arthur, where he takes the sword out of the stone. All those stories that they created are from our Torah. Anything that's any good in this world must have a source in the Torah. If you remember, I told you there's a source in the Torah even for the song that my daughter likes, "If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands." It's also in the Torah, by the way.

2:30The prophet Ezekiel. The only difference is the goyim used to sing it when the Jews would die, and it was actually if something happened when someone died, saying "Alois!" meaning "shame on him." But it's also by the prophet Ezekiel, we see it. The point being is, if it's any good, it must have a source in the Torah. If it doesn't have a source, no, it's not good. Next, the Shamir worm. We just talked about this special worm, which was literally an example of how the entire world was created only for me, said. There's no other purpose for this worm other than to build the Beit HaMikdash, to make the ocean for the Kohen Gadol, to make all the tools for the Beit HaMikdash, and for the Torah itself. That's the only use that this worm ever had. Once there was no use for it, once we had a Beit HaMikdash, the worm disappeared. Next, the script, meaning the...

3:38Hebrew alphabet, the Lashon HaKodesh, the code for this entire world of how Hashem created the world itself with the Aleph Bet. How He created the world by first creating the Torah, writing the Torah with black fire on white fire, and And then He saw what’s written in the Torah and used that as a blueprint to create the world. Not the opposite. Not created the world and then the Torah, but the Torah and then the world. Meaning, He wrote the Torah and then He says, "Oh, the Torah has a rule of kosher. Okay, so I'll make kosher fish and non-kosher fish." Kosher animals and non-kosher animals, kosher birds and non-kosher birds. Oh, the Torah has taharat hamishpacha. Okay, so I'll make one gender that's male and one gender that's female, and the female will have a time of the month and where she is impure to her husband. She's pure to the rest of the world, meaning she could shake hands with her sisters, she could kiss her mother, she could kiss her kids, she could hug them, no problem. But her husband? Chas v'shalom, don't even touch the finger. Don't even touch the finger. The Gemara says there was one guy that was a talmid chacham, and he died really young. And his wife couldn't deal with it. She said, ah, doesn't the Torah say

5:05that if you learn Torah, it protects you. And she went to the Talmidei Chachamim, she said, no, doesn't the Torah say that the Torah protects them? Look, my husband died; he's 30 years old. How did he die? No, explain it to me, explain it to me. And she's talking with full emotion. Real story. Says, no, explain it to me. Says in the Torah, you learn Torah, it protects you. My husband died. No, how do you explain it? How do you explain it? Measure for measure in Hashem. What's measure for measure? Tzadik. We don't know how Hashem does what He does. We don't know what he did, what he didn't do. But we know for sure Hashem has His reasons. She wouldn't take the answer. She kept going from yeshiva to yeshiva. You know, people hear these things, they feel bad. It's not only feeling bad for the woman, but it also serves as an Amalek. Why? It creates doubts in people. Maybe Hashem made a mistake. Doesn't exist, but Amalek makes you think it does. Oh look, why do bad things happen to good people? Maybe Hashem is not paying attention. If Hashem is such an amazing God and created the world, how come the Holocaust happened? That's the most common question in the world. The ridiculous part is that it's written in the Torah exactly why it happened. You make sins; Hashem says, "I'll bring you a Holocaust."

6:32And he even writes that the Holocaust will have a symbol. What symbol? An eagle. The Romans had an eagle. The Nazis had an eagle. Haman had an eagle. It's not a secret. You want more? Gemara, Masechet Megillah, page 6b. It starts at the end of 6a and continues into the first few lines of 6b. Gemara gives us a nevuah for all of those people who think that just a bunch of rabbis who don't know anything wrote the Gemara. They didn't have Ruach HaKodesh, they didn't know the future. Well, the Gemara was written almost 2,000 years ago, and this specific Gemara was written 2,500 years ago. What does it say? Germania is Edom, and if you would give it the power—meaning if Hashem would allow them—they would destroy the entire world. Who's Germania? Germania is Germany. What's the problem? Well, okay, great. So you have Germany in the Torah. What's the big deal? The problem is that Germany didn't exist when the Gemara was written.

7:40You look at the US archives, or you look at Wikipedia, or you look at Google, or you look wherever you want to look. You look at history. Germany wasn't created—Germany as a country, forget the Nazi journey—Germany as a country was only created or founded by 300 barbarian nations almost a thousand years after this Gemara was written, and Nazi Germany almost 2,000 years after this Gemara was written. What does the Torah say? Germania of Edom will destroy the world if Hashem would only allow them. And how will this Germania of Edom be founded? Three hundred different princes will come together. How did the US archives describe the founding of Germany? Three hundred different barbarians came together. the Torah was a blueprint. Hashem saw this law and then implemented it into the world. He created something based on this law and