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Why Is There Darkness in the World? | Rabbi Yaniv Meirov

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And the question is why is there darkness in the world? Why couldn't God just make it if it's always light? Always beautiful outside, always nice. And the rabbi says something really powerful. This is actually mentioned as well. And that is that if it was always light, it was always nice outside, people wouldn't appreciate it. That's why there's darkness. So we could appreciate the light. But there's another message that's really powerful. And that is throughout our lives we go through darkness. It seems like it's night. Things are gloomy. Things are not going well for us. We're worried. We're scared. We're this. We're that. Whatever it may be. But God is coming to teach us a lesson for eternity. And that is darkness does not last forever. Night is not always night. It will eventually be day. It will eventually be light. This is the message of hope for every single one of us. And we have to remember that the eternal light, the great light, is going to come as well. What does that mean? That throughout the world, besides for our personal issues, throughout the world there's global issues. There's wars and there's poverty and there's issues and there's problems. We have to remember that that too will come to an end. And that is one way and one way only. That is by us working in ourselves, becoming better people, and then about who God Almighty will give us the ultimate light which is the which is the redemption, which is Messiah, which is going to happen ASAP, as soon as possible, but it's going to be very soon. We have to remember that we need to be part of it. It says that the redemption of the final exile is going to be similar to the redemption that when we had in Egypt, when we left Egypt. And when it was in the But a scary thought is that only which is a fifth, only 20% of the people left. That means they didn't all make it onto the train. Some of them were left behind. The question is where are you holding? Every single one of us, where are we holding? Are we going to make it to the final stop, redemption, Geulah, or we God forbid going to be the the ones that don't make it and be left behind. But that's the show with God's help, we shall all be so happy, we shall all merit to be able to make it to the final stop, Geulah Sheleimah, the complete redemption, the Ohr HaGadol, the great light, and we're going to have no more darkness. Amen.