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- Title: Warm War Won
- Author : Yerachmiel Landy
- Release Date : January 21, 2012
- Genre: Judaism,Books,Religion & Spirituality,Nonfiction,Philosophy,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 1362 KB
Description
There is a term of pinnacle importance that transliterates: KAVIYOCHEL. This is a Hebrew term that means in English: “as if it were possible.” It is a preface generally given to descriptive metaphor and perspective relating to mankind the interaction of G-d Himself with His creation. The prophetic works are replete with events and descriptions of the A-mighty bestowing His intervening Will in the world. These descriptions are all of necessity metaphoric and there is an implied preface of KAVIYOCHEL.
As the classical sage Rashi described it: such metaphors are here to break (through) to the (earthy) human ear.
We need the KAVIYOCHEL metaphoric excursions to ponder the A-mighty’s will. In a perspective beyond this metaphor, He, blessed He, and His Will are not separate but One and our very existence is as naught before His, blessed be He, existence. These are concepts we can never put our figure on in the world of lesser truth we people exist in and so we need these KAVIYOCHEL metaphors to perceive His blessed will.
Perhaps no prophetic work gives a more revealing glimpse of the higher celestial workings that relate to our world than Job. Yet, the age of prophecy has ended and now excursions in understanding are made through wisdom: chachma and the principals of the prophets are explored with pilpul: peppery logical dissection and chareifus: sharpness.
So what if instead of viewing the heavens through the prophetic gift of the prophets we tried another method? What if we pondered our way to hypothesize what transpires by examining the empirical events of the earth through the principals of logical comparison to the archetypical figures and events of known higher truths?
We could then hypothesize the heavenly workings beyond our earthly events and through this gain clarity as to the role of modern and recent history in the higher scheme of things. We could then get a great sense and significance of our world and the direction our daily events were taking us.
Warm War Won attempts to make this excursion and makes a logical contemplation of the heavenly perspectives in the revealing tone set in the actual prophetic Book of Job.
This leads to a powerful style and facilitates a fast moving presentation of an array of lofty concepts.
Man can only try with his mind to contemplate the higher significance of the contemporary world around us. Yet, it must be an educated try.
What does the Talmudic tradition mean that the souls of the nations of the world swore oaths to the A-mighty?
What are the some of the higher sources of conflict between nations of the world?
Why so much focus on the small country of Israel in the world?
What are the remnant influences of the ancient exiling kingdoms in the contemporary world?
What is the meaning of the explosion of scientific knowledge from the early 1800’s until today?
How do events in recent current events connect to the course of human destiny revealed to the Torah prophet Daniel?
What are some of the higher lessons conveyed through the event of the Holocaust of World War II?
What are some positive ways to view our contemporary world and its role in history?
How can we make ourselves a positive force in this process and not a negative one?
Warm War Won is brought in sections that take you from a seemingly small event of a judicial proceeding in Postville, Iowa to the great span of human history and the higher celestial issues that motivate human history.
Let this book give you added perspective and may that perspective strengthen you to great straight paths to the purpose of human history:
“They will neither injure nor destroy on all My sacred mountain for the earth be filled with knowledge of G-d as water covers the sea.” Yoshiah 11:9
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