End of Days - The Final Battle

Wars have been around for all of history, unfortunately. But every generation, it always takes on a different face. If we think about a few thousand years ago when we were dealing with battering rams and catapults, so we needed to have the proper defense forces such as impenetrable walls. Uh, other types of defense systems were shields when you had to deal with bows and arrows and swords. Later on, as generations went on, people got more advanced and they uh learned how to sport a bayonet. As time went on, of course, more advanced in the bayonet, you got rifles, then guns, then machine guns. Eventually, you moved on to grenades, to bombs, atomic bombs, and who can forget, of course, the B2 bombers, which probably nobody knew about until just about a month ago when it was the first time ever to be used. And of course, we're moving on already to lasers, etc., etc. Technology has always taken us from one step to the next, from one war to the next. And as that has happened, as we know, our shields of defense have had to change also. The shield the shields that had to do with yester year are not the ones that have to do with today. And as generations going on and the amount of weaponry that is utilized changes, so too all the defense systems change in turn. So this takes us to of course if we're looking to the spiritual the to do with the has always been at battle with us but also he has taken on different fronts different colors in the time of the guide to the perplex which was written to the Rambam which was written by the Rambam was written as a defense to one of the hardest that was around at that time that was the philosophy that people wanted to deny everything that had to do with Judaism for philosoph because they had philosophical proofs against it. You had the was writing about it. You have the and other that were so busy with all the philosophy because it was making people so confused and unsure and causing fear etc etc as we are all familiar that was the with after chasing after your hearts. Of course, we had the crusades and the battle with Christianity, the mit between paganism and monotheism, the debates that happened on a constant basis between Christianity and eventually with the Muslims and if Judaism is correct or not correct. These were all debates if I could say of the past. These days, that front has totally taken a different perspective. Most people don't have much to do with they're looking a different direction. Not long ago, I was hiking up in the mountains outside of Aries Israel in a certain place. And on the way, I felt I saw two elderly, a nice elderly couple, and they were talking for a little while, and they said, "I couldn't help to notice that you were Jewish. I don't know what gave it away, but somehow they figured out that I was Jewish." But anyways, they were telling me the names of all their children. They have actually six children were all Jewish names. uh David, they had different names. I can't even remember. Yo, they had all different Jewish names. I was like, "Oh, you must be Jewish." He says, "No, no, no, no. We are Christian believing Christians. We believe in Yoshka and all that, but of course, we believe in the Old Testament just like the New Testament, and therefore we name our children after the uh people from the Tanakh." Okay. As the conversation went on, he was trying to convince me about, you know, how important in this Christianity, etc., etc. I felt like I was from one of these blasts from the past. But in the process, he mentioned that, you know, I mentioned to him, "Wow, it must be over here that it's a very Christian country." He goes, "Christian country, there is no Christian country anymore. Everybody believes in atheism. Who believes in a god? Nobody can believe in this stuff." And he was so perturbed, so upset about the fact that all of what used to be such a strong belief system in some type of god, so to speak, suddenly became a no god. We become in an empty world that chases absolutely nothing. And what do we chase? As he himself pointed out, and we're familiar, and this is the subject today, arayas. They're too busy chasing after their goof. They're busy with and all the other types of chasing after their eyes that they have switched from to it has become a total different battlefront. I assure you to go up to some teenager bring them the guy to perplex and try to say I know I've got all the answers to all your questions you will fail. You have no chance of winning because it's a different front. It's a different battle. That's what's mentioned in the 42 m in port masai over here where discuss the 42 different uh travels in different positions that went during the midbar. So it's brought in the zor and many of the idea that each one of these 42 different encampments that we were at will be the 42 galot that we will pass through. That will be there will be an that will be the 42 different styles of galut of exile that we will go through. And we of course that are sitting in the last one on the list. What? Guess what the last one is? Moavo they sat on Moav in the place of Benot Moav which we read about in last week's paras were the ones that went out and subdued many many people into doing the worst into doing the to doing the isur of as we know it what is points out an incredible thing he says says, "Why benote Moav of everyone?" And I'm going to expand on this one cuz this is our point here. He goes, "Cuz Moav were the epitome of a riot." Who did they come from? Lot. Lot went ahead and had an affair with his own daughter, both of his daughters. And he knew what was going on, as Rashi points out. And as a result of that, it was in the DNA that all of Moab comes from from a from a very bad place from a place from a place that's very illicit from the place of Aayot. And that was extended to the fact that the king actually sent Kosby Batsur a princess to go ahead and do the same in order to seduce one of the greats amongst Kal Israel. I add a very important factor and this is where I feel is the most important when we're speaking at Mashika that this apparently is our final battle the final frontier the biggest challenge that has never been faced in the history of mankind so to speak is Moav was named after we know Mav the girl that actually had relations with her father it wasn't enough that she did a horrific and terrible thing but she actually made it public mav from my father. She made a thing out of it. There was no busha. There was no embarrassment, no discrepancy. She went ahead and did it without any type of falterations, without any type of inhibitions. That my friends is exactly what Mashiah is all about. Here we are in the last mah that's mentioned in parts or vote moav. It's one thing that of course for generations is something that existed. of course people falling to the wayside or destroying families or doing the wrong thing from saying all these things but in the end of the day to be for mo means to do it publicly it means not to be embarrassed to make a thing out of it to say if you're not doing it then there's something wrong with you that is the final frontier that is the battle that is mentioned here at the end of alimot of our mo to get to a place where there's no anymore. We are known as the says as we have a me of we do things wrong. We do sin. It it's something that's impossible. It's very hard to get around not sinning. But we have a busha. There's a certain guilty conscience what we call apoon about it. And therefore the sin is not part of our essence. It's not part of the DNA. It's something you might do half-hazardly, but then you do chuva, you can do chuva. It's something that's not part of your internal process. But with Moav, who gave it over now to the final to the final frontier, to the final galut, it's part of the DNA. It be part of something that the sin itself is a fact of life. It's something that you should not run away from. It's something not to be embarrassed of. And when you do that, you can't do chuva. When you get to such a stage, there's no point of return. You've reached the end of the line. As we're familiar with the idea of me charuma, the 49. Why is it all such a bad line? What's me as opposed to me? There's something so radical about me, the 49th level of tuma. You know what that is? The mafarim say it's the stage of no return because there's no more busha. You already at the end of that. This is me. This is how I am. This is woke. This is the expression that all the leftists are trying to instill in our world, not just in America, spreading to Europe, and trying to spread it to all parts of the world is that it's part of our DNA. Guess what? The gumatri of Moav is 49 because Moav is the epitome of the 49 levels of toma. No busha, no embarrassment. Pass it on to our children. Do whatever you want. Don't claim if someone's male or female he might be other not to have any type of boundaries and that only comes from this final galut which we are reading about in paras is that's it says in the very famous when it speaks about the it says it says that it will be a time of of illicit relations but it doesn't just say it'll be a that time of that says it'll be a baked vad you know what bait vad is that's a place of where it's public where people get together where it's known there's nothing to be embarrassed about yes putting up on the billboards I'm unfortunately from LA forget about the pictures that might be one thing about putting up pictures but it's the words that are much more damaging the way they write things is saying if you're not there yet there's something wrong with you if you're dressing over tua like a bas yakov girl are you normal what's going on with You aren't you hot? Come on. This is abnormal. This is incorrect. Someone who dresses unsanua was always seen as taboo as as out of the box as as something that's indecent. Suddenly the indecent became the decent. That became the norm. That becomes what you're supposed to be doing. And if you're not, you're unfortunately in a different room. You're considered something very unusual, ostracized, something in a different perspective. I'm going to use an example which I'm speaking from my youth and I can't help it but I just feel it brings it out so well because it was the beginning of the end of that country in America and there was a there was a movie as you might be familiar for the early '7s I was very young when I saw it have to admit that was known as Greece I'm only mentioning it because it was quite an innocent movie you have to admit it wasn't it was quite an innocent movie it was from the still in the time where people were playing a stage of innocence that movie in Greece there was one theme in the whole entire movie. It was about a girl who was extremely innocent. She was sweet to nice, very, you know, stayed away from, if I could say, from boys or any type of relationships. And the whole entire movie was geared to mess her up, to make sure that you know that you're abnormal. You know that you have to change. Do you realize that you're not in the system? There every everything was about how unusual this person is. the success at the end of this ridiculous movie, this movie that should be completely ostracized. It should be thrown out head first and instead they try to bring back this stupid movie which only caused the downfall of America. The success came out when she filled over the edge when she stumbled when she completely turned into bait vadus. when she made it a public affair that yes, I am also now I became also just like all of you. This is the epitome of what America tries to advertise and tried to bring and like I said that was the beginning of the end of its own downfall. It's incredible. Moshab writes that the was always a medi for generations on end that was our no matter what we did but at least we had a he said until this generation that we've unfortunately been affected by the go around us and now it has caused us to reach the final stages of of the gula and with this I finish also mentions the power of the mama which is so incredibly difficult during this time period he says in every war there's always an escape and that's why most wars are what we call wars of attrition there's back forth back forth just like we see this funny war between Russia and the Ukraine I thought when Russia attacked they'd win in 5 minutes they have bombs they have nuclear bombs they have all the energy that they have they have unlimited amount of people there's just endless amount of people and here it is three and a half, three years later and they're still busy and who knows who's going to win and you know they're just going to end in some type of tie after losing a couple million people just like World War II. Most wars don't end. When does a war end? When a person is backed up to a wall when you realize it's it's all or nothing. There's nothing to do. The perfect example is Kamas. Kamas in this war knows that they are at the end of the brink because they're constantly being told that you are not in charge. you're finished. We are going to finish you off. And therefore, we're still busy having a war with this group of bandits, these bunch of losers. We're dealing with a bunch of amateurs right now cuz all the big guys are dead. And still, we're having trouble because they are fighting to the end because they have nothing to lose. When a person is at the end of the runa, he will fight until death. He will use all his ammo until the end, until the last bullet. He'll use every last secret weapon that he has in order to succeed to persevere in order that he can win. That's why the rab writes never close in an enemy on all three sides. That's the mistake over here. We're telling we're going to wipe them out. Wipe them out without telling them. Leave them a but if you close them off on three sides, they will fight to the end because they have nowhere to run. That's the Raam Paskkins. Always leave them a place to run because even if they fight, at least they know they can run and then they'll end up losing and you can destroy them. In Mashiah, the har is surrounded on all three sides. He has nowhere to run. He realizes this is endgame. There's nothing else left of him. He's about to be slaughtered. Mashia is on his way. We're in the worst situation. And therefore, Yates uses the end battle. He's throwing out the atomic bombs, the B2 bombers. He's throwing out everything that he's got in his arsenal. every last bullet that he's got until death just like kamas and he's willing to do it out of and that's why we've seen the world turn to such a decrepit and decadent situation that we see in front of us this is the answer this is how it's done and will bring for all of us that have been successfully able to override this horrible yahara that has taken advantage of us and he will be able to show us that he will come be we will all be able to enjoy all of our successes. Shabbat shalom.