Moshiach: Let's make the world a better place

Do a good deed to greet Moshiach.

The Lubavitcher Rebbe waving

With our efforts, we can create a better world

No more war

Nations stop fighting and start building.

“Nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more.”

Isaiah 2:4

No more hunger

Enough for everyone, nobody left out, no fighting over who gets what.

“There will be neither famine nor war, neither envy nor competition, for good will flow in abundance.”

Maimonides, Laws of Kings 12:5

A world that knows G-d

Hate fades when people finally see what connects all of us.

“The earth shall be full of the knowledge of G-d, as the waters cover the sea.”

Isaiah 11:9

Who’s making it happen? Moshiach.

Moshiach (the Messiah) means “anointed one”: a leader from King David’s family who brings the whole world to Geulah.

Moshiach, originally referred to as the Lubavitcher Rebbe Shlita, publicized that we have already entered the messianic era; adding in goodness and kindness further progresses Moshiach’s goal, to make the world a perfect place. By learning the Moshiach’s teachings, we empower ourselves to make it happen!

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“Moshiach is ready to come now. It is only on our part to do something additional in the realm of goodness and kindness.”

The Rebbe to CNN, October 20, 1991

Is this for real?

  1. Moshiach

    It's RealMoshiach is not a virtual reality concept. It's happening for real.

  2. Cynic

    Na, I don't believe in that stuff.

  3. Moshiach

    But hey, this is no time to get stuck in theology. Something big is happening. That's a fact you either know or you don't know. But now you know. And that's a good thing. Because the world as we know it is about to change… for good.

  4. It's NearThe world today is in much better shape than it ever was. Socially, medically, financially and politically.

  5. Cynic

    Last I checked, all I saw in the world was chaos!

  6. Moshiach

    But hey, the good stuff doesn't make it to the news. Fact is, even cynic would rather live today than 100 years ago. It's just a teaser for a much brighter future that's unfolding.

  7. Take Part!So, stand by and watch. Or do something to help speed up the process. Let there be no more fighting, no more getting stuck-in-the-mud, no more hurting. Let there be more kindness, more goodness, more being there for each other. More awareness of G-d, more meaning, more joy. Bring it on!

  8. Take Action

Say it

Accept Moshiach as our leader

Accept upon yourself Moshiach’s sovereignty by proclaiming:

Yechi Adoneinu Moreinu V'Rabbeinu Melech HaMoshiach L'olam Va'ed

Live our Master, Teacher and Rebbe, the King Moshiach forever and ever!

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Your questions, answered

Who is Moshiach?

Moshiach is the prophesied Jewish leader who will initiate the Messianic Age. He is a descendant of King David, endowed with profound Torah knowledge and just leadership.

Moshiach is a human leader from the lineage of King David, specifically through Solomon. He possesses exceptional wisdom, surpassing that of previous prophets except Moses, and is guiding the Jewish people in the observance of Torah and commandments. Moshiach’s role includes restoring Jewish sovereignty, rebuilding the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, and leading the world into an era of peace and spiritual enlightenment.

What is he doing?

Moshiach’s mission is to bring about world redemption by establishing peace, rebuilding the Holy Temple, and spreading the knowledge of G‑d universally.

Under his leadership, conflicts will cease, and nations will coexist harmoniously. The Holy Temple in Jerusalem will be rebuilt. Moshiach will gather the Jewish exiles from around the world and oversee the resurrection of the dead. This era will see the widespread acceptance of Torah values, leading to moral and spiritual elevation for all humanity.

What does that have to do with us?

We contribute to the Messianic Age by studying Torah, performing mitzvos, and engaging in acts of kindness, thereby refining the world and hastening redemption.

Human actions play a crucial role in bringing about the Messianic Age. Acts of kindness and charity foster a just and compassionate society. Elevating the physical world through holy actions transforms everyday life into spiritual service.

When will Moshiach come?

Moshiach can come any day, and the Rebbe announced that the time of the Redemption has arrived. The Talmud teaches that Moshiach comes “today, if you will listen to His voice” (Sanhedrin 98a).

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What are the signs that Moshiach is coming?

The Mishnah in Sotah 49b and the Talmud in Sanhedrin 97a–98a list the signs of Moshiach, including rising insolence and soaring prices. The Rebbe taught that these signs are visible now: “Humble ones, the time of your redemption has arrived.”

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How can I help bring Moshiach?

We bring Moshiach through acts of goodness and kindness, daily charity, learning about the Redemption and love for every Jew. As the Rebbe told CNN in 1991: “The Moshiach is ready to come now.”

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What happens when Moshiach comes?

Moshiach rebuilds the Beis Hamikdash, gathers the Jewish people to the Land of Israel and brings an era without war, famine or envy (Rambam, Hilchos Melachim 11:1 and 12:5).

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What is the Third Temple?

The Third Temple (Beis Hamikdash Hashlishi) is the eternal Holy Temple that Moshiach builds in Jerusalem (Rambam, Hilchos Melachim 11:1). The Rebbe taught that it is first revealed at 770, the Rebbe’s synagogue in Brooklyn.

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