The Prophecy of the Kosher Jesus

We all know that the Middle East is the birthplace of some of the world’s most profound and influential religions. The fact we cannot escape is that the cradle of civilization is located in these war-torn areas of the world. These lands have always concealed untold mysteries from far distant ages.

This area of the world has always been the hotspot for shadowy rumors and lingering legends that rise like restless phantoms from the past and as we read the headlines every day we see that what happens there always haunts the present.

For those who are religious, these areas will also be the place where future revelations will be fulfilled and it most certainly has been an area that – when you look beyond the bombs and the saber-rattling – has become an area where revelations continue to open our eyes to the possibility that fulfillment of ancient and contemporary prophecies are about to take place.

There are many people who eagerly await stories from the Middle East that indicate that the eschaton is at hand. Dominion Theology, or Dominionism, and millennial concerns have been held inside people of all faiths; however, there seems to be something that has been overlooked by the faithful and that is while we are all thinking that the three major religions are against each other there seems to be this movement to reconcile the differences and to introduce what many people in the various religions would be considered heresy.

In 2010, Prince Charles made statements that caused a stir as he was speaking about how the world can save itself only if we were to understand other religious beliefs and employ them in our lives.

Prince Charles told the world that he has a destiny that is yet to be fulfilled and that is to save the world. He also stated that along with his duties as savior he wishes that more and more people would implement Islamic beliefs to save the planet.

In March of 2013, Pope Francis spoke to the “fraternal delegates of churches, ecclesial communities and international ecumenical bodies, representatives of the Jewish people and of non-Christian religions…” It was proposed that this speech was laying the groundwork for a one world religious body. He made it a point to acknowledge the mutual bonds that are shared with all faiths other religions. He has commented many times in speeches and in meeting s that he believes that Muslims worship and pray to the same God that he also worships. It seems that the attitude that “all roads lead to the same God” has been a view that has been exchanged with all faiths.

There has been talk in Muslim circles about the role Jesus Christ plays in Islam. Many people do not know that while Muslims do not see Jesus as God or the son of God, they are more open to talk about the role of Jesus and Mohammed in the war against Djall or the antichrist. There are many Muslim leaders that are acknowledging that the time of the great war of good and evil is soon to be delivered and so more Muslims are opening up about Islam’s relationship with Jesus.

There also has been many news stories about various leaders from Muslim, Christian and Jewish faiths speaking of exo-creation and the plan that God has with regard to possible life out in space.

Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders are now going on the record as saying that the existence of extraterrestrials wouldn’t contradict theological doctrine. Mormonism preaches that there are many worlds that are officiated by God and the Seventh Day Adventists also speak of many worlds and accept the possibility of exo-creation.

The verdict from most Evangelical Christian organizations is still out. However, many theologians say if God did create other worlds and other people that would not contradict the biblical story of the sin of man being redeemed by the son of God.

Forbes magazine recently wrote a “hit piece” on the recent banter going on with regards to an alien group known as the “Tall, whites” and what Forbes is calling ludicrous. Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Hellyer raised a lot of controversy when he stated at the Citizen’s Hearing on Disclosure, that an alien species known as the tall whites have been consulting and working with the United States government on affairs of the planet.

Forbes magazine now claims that Iran says that “Tall, White“ aliens are now here controlling America.

Forbes sees this as yet another reason to fear Iran, since it was earlier reported that Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad firmly believed that the return of the Mahdi was about to take place and that we were nearing the final battle of Armageddon.

There has also been underlying concerns that 2014 or 2015 may be the time where the destruction of the Temple Mount in Israel will take place. This is signal of the abomination of desolation, a fulfilling of prophecy where the Temple would be destroyed and upon its ruins the new temple of Solomon would be built. The destruction of the Mosque is an apocalyptic sign of the last days.

In January of 2011 it was reported that two onlookers who were standing on the Armon HaNatziv promenade, which is south of the old city of Jerusalem, captured on their cell phone camera footage of an orb that was hovering above the temple mount.

The witnesses were facing north towards the Kidron valley some 20 minutes when they noticed a ball of light appearing in the restricted air zone over the Dome of the rock.

The video was placed on YouTube, and there were several other videos from other observers of the orb. The unfortunate thing was that there were also hoaxed videos that were also online attempting to recreate the incident.

These videos managed to find themselves on mainstream news reports. One such report was on Fox News where news reporter Megyn Kelly had mentioned how eerie the event was and nervously wondered aloud whether or not “He” or “Jesus” had returned.

There was no Jesus, only reports from Haaretz news, dated February 7th, 2011, stating that a baby was found abandoned inside the temple at the Dome of the Rock. The baby appeared to be in good health when police arrived upon the scene, and he has been put in the care of social services. The story cited how the mosque is a politically contentious and religiously significant holy site in Jerusalem.

On January 11th, 2014, former Prime Minister of Israel Ariel Sharon died after being in a coma for a little over seven years. Sharon was a man that was revered by some and considered a butcher by others. However, while his death was quietly observed and his burial received little fanfare, there was another story related to Sharon’s death that carried some remarkable significance.

The Midnight Watcher blog writes: “One of the Jewish world’s most revered religious leaders, Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri, claimed just before his own death in 2006 that he was visited by the Messiah. According to Rabbi Kaduri, he was told that the Messiah would not return until after the death of Ariel Sharon. Kaduri also wrote a note revealing the name of the Messiah that was not to be opened until one year after his death. In 2007 the note was opened, spelling out Yehoshua as the name of the Messiah. The name of Yehoshua is theophoric (bearing the name of God) and is the longform version of the Hebrew name of Yeshua (which means “salvation”), or Jesus in English. According to some, “Yehoshua” also means “YHWH’s Gift””

There are scriptures found in the New Testament both in Matthew and in Romans that declare Yeshua as the gift given by god so that man will be saved from sin.

This story was the subject of a book by Carl Gallups called “The Rabbi who Found Messiah” and a film that was produced in 2013.

Keep in mind that this was the alleged “only prophetic utterance” of this Rabbi was that he knew who the messiah was, that he would return soon after the death of Sharon and that after Sharon fell into a coma Kaduri himself died at age 108.

Meanwhile, Ynet news has been constantly running stories about how many Rabbis have speculated about the return of the messiah and that a higher power is preparing the world for the “revelation” that the messiah will soon be among us. In 2012, Ynet had also declared that the government in Israel now will be the last government. Links to a website called 871 declared that: “Only the Messiah can save Israel during the war of Gog and Magog. In the near future the world will witness terrible disasters, like earthquakes and tsunamis. Cities in Europe and the United States will disappear in the sea. The world’s financial system will collapse and God will destroy the Mammon.”

Those behind the website, who regularly publish warning signals in the Israeli network, are unknown. The majority of Israel’s society does not take such websites seriously, but still they appear on Israel’s largest Internet portals, such as Ynet.

Meanwhile, there are mounting concerns over the significance of what is called the “blood moon” appearances that will happen during the Jewish feast days in both 2014 and 2015.

The first “blood red” moon will appear April the 14th, during Passover this year and again during Sukkot or “The Feast of the Tabernacles. The sequence will appear again in 2015.

Traditionally, blood moons are harbingers for significant change in Israel. Usually they are omens of war and hardship. Could they be signs of something much more significant? Would we see the abomination of desolation at the Temple Mount or perhaps more messianic revelations?

Blood red moon events happened during Passover 1967, the Feast of Tabernacles 1967, and Passover 1968 and the Feast of Tabernacles 1968. Pairing of moons such as these is called a “tetrad.”

In 1967, there was a war during which Israel took full control of Jerusalem took place.

The Truth Wins site says: “There was also a “tetrad” of blood red moons that fell during Passover 1949, the Feast of Tabernacles 1949, Passover 1950 and the Feast of Tabernacles 1950. If you know your history, you already are aware that the Israeli War of Independence ended on July 20th, 1949. So does the blood red moon tetrad of 2014 and 2015 signal that another season of war is now upon us?”

The blood red moon tetrad of 2014 and 2015 is very important to watch as events during these moons have been foreseen as bloody and revelatory.

It is important to note that most of the information and concern about the prophecy of Rabbi Kaduri has been provided by Christian authors. There are many in Judaism that see this as an elaborate hoax.

However, in 2007, Israel Today reported that they were, “given access to many of the rabbi’s manuscripts, written in his own hand for the exclusive use of his students. Most striking were the cross-like symbols painted by Kaduri all over the pages. In the Jewish tradition, one does not use crosses. In fact, even the use of a plus sign is discouraged because it might be mistaken for a cross…

When we asked what those symbols meant, Rabbi David Kaduri said they were “signs of the angel.” Pressed further about the meaning of the “signs of the angel,” he said he had no idea. Rabbi David Kaduri went on to explain that only his father had had a spiritual relationship with God and had met the Messiah in his dreams.”

The question is: Are we to believe the prophecies of a 108 year-old rabbi – or do we dismiss them as the ramblings of a man who was losing his mind? Since most of the commotion over the prophecy is being had by Christians, can we say that perhaps this is all an apocalyptic fantasy or something that may only be one piece of the puzzle that bit-by-bit gives us a clearer picture of the eschaton?

Keep in mind that “Rabbi Kaduri may not have specifically said the Messiah is Jesus of Nazareth” — only that the name he gave was the name of the Salvation given from God. We can only assume that he meant the same Jesus and that we all know.

If he did mean Jesus of Nazareth, could this push the major religions of the world towards a unilateral acceptance of Jesus as an important figure that plays a major role in end of the world prophecy? Perhaps it would be a significant start to pull the major religions together into a worldwide agreement about faith and the future of mankind.

It is also important to say that all the major religions also speak of a false messiah.

In Islam it is Djall and in Judaism it is called the false mashiach. In Islam and in Christianity, Christ plays a role in defeating the false messiah. Now it may be that he could play a role in Judaism, as well – that is if anyone can say that Jesus is now “kosher.”