A Student of Rabbi Kaduri Gives His Testimony

Rabbi Kaduri was a well respected rabbi within Judaism. He was and is known throughout Israel as a Taddik (Righteous One). He reported that he had encounters with the Messiah while still alive and begin to teach his students about the Messiah but would not reveal the name of the Messiah. He lived to be 108 years old. When he died he wrote the name of the Messiah on a piece of paper and told his students to open it one year after he had died. I think he might have done that because then the period of mourning over his death would be over. When they read the piece of paper, Rabbi Kaduri had written that the name of the Messiah is Yeshua (Jesus in Hebrew). This caused quite a stir among the Jews. Here is a video of this:

In the video it refers to the death of Ariel Sharon. To see if Ariel Sharon is alive or dead you can go here: Alive or Dead? I do not know if Jesus will return after the death of Ariel Sharon but if it happens it would be more than an amazing coincidence. The last report I saw Sharon was still in a coma, but he has been moved home. Here is the article from the NY Times. There is another article I found that refers to both Rabbi Kaduri’s prophecy and Ariel Sharon here. While there are many that believe in what Rabbi Kaduri wrote, there are many who disagree and deny all of this. That is where this next video comes in. Here is a rabbi named Elijah that is a student (Talmid) of Rabbi Kaduri giving his testimony that  Yeshua is the Messiah:

So this is a Jew who is a student of Rabbi Kaduri who is a witness that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah. One thing that should be stated here is that this man did not become a ‘Christian’ or ‘get saved’. He has retained all of his Jewish upbringing and practice, but his testimony is that he is relying on the shed blood of Jesus for the forgiveness of sins, and his testimony is that the Ruach HaKodesh (the Holy Spirit) came into his heart. Really quite amazing stuff. I find it most interesting that this man’s name is Elijah. There is a tradition that Elijah must come before the Messiah returns. There are quite a lot of interesting parallels here.

The Messiah may return soon. Learn to walk in His ways. Repent and prepare!