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The Day God Revealed Himself

Published: April 18th, 2011
Latest update: August 13th, 2012
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We will not have to imagine on that day. We will not have to hope on that day. We will not need hints on that day.

We will see the salvation of Israel just as we saw it on the day Hashem took us out of Egypt. And it will be forever. There will be no more enemies. No more fear. No more sickness. No more pain and tzouris. And Hashem will dry all the tears from our eyes. And the dry bones will live.

“Then you shall know that I am God, when I open your graves and when I raise you from your graves, O My people. I shall put My spirit into you and you shall live.” – Yechezkel 37:13/haftarah for Shabbos Chol Hamoed Pesach.

This is really going to happen. The proof is that it has already happened in Egypt. Will it be this year? Only Hashem knows, but we all know it won’t be long.

Chag kasher v’sameach to Klal Yisrael!

Roy Neuberger’s latest book, “2020 Vision” (Feldheim), is available in English, Hebrew and Spanish, with a French edition in preparation. Roy is also the author of “From Central Park to Sinai: How I Found My Jewish Soul” (available in English, Hebrew and Russian) and “Worldstorm”.

Roy and his wife speak publicly on topics related to his books and articles. He may be reached at roy@tosinai.com or through his websites www.tosinai.com and www.2020visionthebook.com.

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About the Author: Roy Neuberger's latest book, “2020 Vision” (Feldheim), is available in English, Hebrew and Spanish, with French and Russian editions in preparation. Roy is also the author of "From Central Park to Sinai: How I Found My Jewish Soul” (available in English, Hebrew and Rus-sian) and "Worldstorm.” Roy and his wife speak publicly on topics related to his books and articles. He can be contacted at roy@tosinai.com or through his websites www.tosinai.com and www.2020visionthebook.com.


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