Chafetz Chaim’s Prediction: The Messiah Is Coming Soon #ChafetzChaim #Mashiach #Messiah #Redemption

Hi everyone. So, I just left a wedding and I'm on my way to another wedding right now. And I heard a story from a very dear friend of mine that I must share with uh with all of you. Um it's very much related to what's happening in the world today. A um the Gabi, the uh beetle of my synagogue who runs everything, a big sadic, his name is uh Shalomi Chill is his name. good friend. He told me that he dos nets every single morning at daybreak at a certain synagogue and you get to know everyone there because he goes every single morning to the same minan. So he said to me this morning there was a very elderly gentleman who was there at this minan. So he wanted to be polite. So he decided he was going to walk over to him and welcome him to the minan. He talks to him and he says what's your name? Where you from? And the man says, "My name is Zach." Rabbi Zach. So he says, "Are you part of the Zach's family?" It's a very well-known family. He says, "Yeah." He goes, "I live in Eris Israel, but I came here for a visit and the war I got stuck here." So he says, "Are you related to the Kavisim?" Cuz he knows that this family are descendants of the Kavishim. And he said, "Yeah, the Kavithim was my grandfather." He says, "You know, there's a story I heard." My friend asked him that, and I heard this in Yeshiva when I was a kid, that the Kavasim had a conversation with your family, someone in your family about the arrival time of Messiah. And Rabbi Zach said to my friend, "That story is true." And let me tell you what it was. He says that the Kavisim turned around to my mother and father, his mother was the daughter of the Kavim and told us that we would not see Msiah. The Kav said that to his kids, but your grandchildren, they are going to see Msiah in their lifetime. And then Rabbi Zach said to my friend, "We are the last two grandchildren who are alive and we are in our I can't remember what it was, mid to late 80s or something like that." But he guaranteed that his grandchildren would see Msiah. Those are the words of the holy holy Kabis who died in the 1930s. That's the story. I had to share it. Have a great day.