When Holiness Is Local More than a place on the map, Eretz Yisroel is a state of Divine awareness, which can expand into every part of the world through becoming more conscious of G-dliness.

Their battle and the meal that follows The Leviathan and the Behemoth symbolize two types of relationship with the Divine; their ultimate battle settles the question of which form of service is superior.

Gliding on clouds, or riding a donkey Moshiach will complete the process of harnessing the world for a higher purpose by simultaneously freeing the soul and elevating its most physical aspects.

The landscape of Jerusalem of the future The home is the epicenter of a Jew’s connection to Divine, as will be reflected in its absorption into the future Temple.

How Exile Conquered Gog And Magog The outcome of the war of Gog and Magog has already been spiritually accomplished through nearly two...

Monarchy in the Messianic era This lesson will explore the role of Moshiach; the king in an era of world peace.

The eternal significance of the  Beit Hamikdash. Discover the cosmic significance of the Beit Hamikdash  and its ultimate role in the future.   Border squabbles and political unrest crop up all over the globe, but one particular conflict bleeds most heavily off the news pages. Any multiethnic society may fight for religious—or secular—ground, but the swaying of one particular type of petitioner in one specific space is the ticking time bomb of a potential world war. What is i

Understanding Israel’s significance. Exploring what makes Eretz Yisrael unique.

Why Moshiach is the Core of the Liturgy. Why are so many of our daily requests about Moshiach? A recent survey found that close to 50% of Americans pray every day, and at least 37% of those believe that their prayers have been answered. They pray for health, prosperity, and the well-being of their loved ones. Some even pray for their favorite sports team to win or to find a good parking space. Jews are commanded to commune with G-d three times a day and voice various supplica

The process of building the Holy Temple. Learn what we accomplish through studying the laws of building the Beit Hamikdash. It begins with a concept, a glimmer in a creative mind. But it takes more than the brainstorm of one individual to bring the grand project to fruition. Months, possibly years, of discussion and preparation by hundreds or thousands of individuals follow, each bringing their own insights and expertise. Over time, obstacles arise, and progress is deferred o