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uh shalom everybody uh jeremy thank you
so much for this wonderful program uh
the fellowship is awesome and it's given
us fellowship and i can see in the
comments how many people understand that
that you're really
revealing to us what is laid bare before
us which is the the prophetic reality of
the jewish people's return to the land
of israel that god is doing great things
and not only god doing great things but
jeremy and ari and their families uh are
doing great things shayna and tahila and
the kids they're just doing great things
and i got to milk a goat on shabbat with
jeremy this shabbat that was great it
was a great feeling of being a real
judean so thank you for those
opportunities jeremy uh and thank you
everybody it's great to be with you on
the fellowship finally i've like wanted
to be here all my life uh this week's
torah portion this last week's torah
portion um
was the beginnings of the book of exodus
shmot we call it and it has a a very
interesting kind of seemingly not not
such an important line but
just says that the land became filled
with them the land the land of goshen
which is next to egypt over there was
filled with them
now there's this um
there's this book that i love called the
baal haturim balaturin now he's a great
commentator uh on the bible but he's
actually famous for jewish law uh jewish
law and his commentary the bible touring
the way it's mostly structured is that
he will cross-reference words from one
place of the in the tanakh and see how
many more times is it found where and
what is the connection because uh
friends we believe
that the torah is written in perfection
every word there is there's no
extraneous words it's meant to be there
and the usage of the word the usage of
the letters uh is purposeful and
therefore
if if it's found in just a few other
places it's meant to be
giving us a message that there's a
connection so he says
this hebrew word
uh
that the land was filled with them
there's only one other place in the
whole torah and it's actually in the
beginnings of the book of genesis in the
torah portion of noah
that it says
same language but it says there that the
land was filled with hamas
now if you don't know hebrew
you've heard this word hamas though even
if you're just following the american
news
or any other news and that is uh you
know a violent organization anti-israel
happens to be coincidentally that the
word hamas in hebrew actually means
violent crime
and so he says you see that in both
these cases it says that the land itself
was filled either with them the jews or
earlier back in genesis the land was
filled with violent crime and he goes on
to explain what does it mean the land
was filled
he says you see in egypt
the in goshen the land was filled with
them the jewish people because women
would have six children at the same time
god blessed the fruit of the womb and
there was a lot of babies being born but
there was an edict against the babies
and so what the jewish mothers would do
they would hide them in the ground
and the earth itself would grow them
and they would come out as fully grown
children the earth would nurture them
and then they would pop out like cabbage
patch kids remember those and and come
out alive and therefore thereby they
were able to avert the edict which was
against the jewish baby so they they hid
them in the ground and therefore when it
says the land was filled with them it
means that literally the land was filled
with them the jewish people
as opposed to that
goes on the bola touring and he says
that in in the book of genesis the land
was filled with hamas how could that be
the land was filled with hamas because
he gives an example he says somebody a a
guy would come to his neighbor and say
can you hold my my wallet i have to go
on a trip can you hold my like money
satchel here's my money satchel here's
also some special perfume of mine can
you go hide it in your safe in your
underground hiding place and so the
unassuming neighbor would uh would take
the this uh wallet and this perfume and
hide it in his hiding spot underneath
the ground and in the tunnels underneath
his ground where he kept us safe and
stuff and then the first guy the guy who
asked to ask his neighbor to hold the
stuff for him would follow the scent
towards his own wallet but then steal
the rest of the stuff that his neighbor
was hiding for himself was putting away
for safekeeping and thereby
says the biotour quoting this this
jewish lore
this midrash he said you see that the
land itself was filled with violent
crime so here you have a juxtaposition
either the land was filled with the
jewish babies and the land itself would
nurture them or the land would be filled
with violent crime hamas
now
uh i was reflecting upon this when uh
thinking about
uh the time that i spent in 2005
living in gush katif that is the jewish
communities of gaza actually not so far
away from goshen
and we were living there and you could
see that the land of israel was
nurturing the jewish children you could
see that there was fertility in the land
and in the air and from the heaven you
saw the cherry tomatoes and the
cucumbers growing you saw the fruits and
the flowers and you saw the children
just being kind of naturally
born in the land and growing up with the
land it was almost as though the land
itself was was raising them
the land was filled with them
but after the expulsion
so-called evacuation
the the eviction of jewish people from
gaza what happened in that very place
where it said that the land was filled
with them instead we got but
hamas the hamas had filled the land
not only did it fill it on the land but
prophetically
we learned
that
it was gaza's
underneath underground the tunnels
were filled with terror tunnels of
terrorists murderers guns and rockets
killing machines so this beautiful
blessed land of gaza became a cursed
land a land that was filled with hamas
as a society on top of the land and also
inside of it it became it became profane
it became dirtied and sullied uh
it became corrupted with hamas that
instead of the earth
nurturing the jewish people it became
filled the land itself with hamas
and i think that that is just absolutely
a prophetic uh realization the torah is
telling us and let me boil it down to
you in the simplest of terms there's two
options
in our time when the jewish people are
coming home either
and the land will be filled with them
just like the our goat farm that are in
germany uh are developing where you
could see the flourishing of the land
and many other such farms in beautiful
places and jerusalem is flourishing it's
either the land will be filled with them
or
if we allow ourselves to get kicked out
of this land
the land will be filled with hamas that
is a secret code that the torah is
letting us know and we can see it now
with our naked eye and for all of us the
realization is simple we must fight to
fill the land with the jewish people and
if not it's not going to stay neutral it
will be filled with this
cancerous dark
negative force which is called hamas
hamas let us pray
and with your help and with the help of
this program with the help of all the
good people around the world that love
israel that love the bible that love god
that indeed we will be victorious
roll back all the mistakes that we've
made in the past and instead see a world
that is blessed through this fact
that the land will be filled with them
with the jewish people hi my name is
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