Tomorrow the Temple

Without doubt it's the greatest book of Jewish art ever written It is intended for the all mankind. In Hebrew, "tomorrow" is a magical word. Whatever the order you will place the letters, its three letters will reveal stunning words; " rare wine," "woman's womb," "Lance." Moses, King Saul, Esther, always declares for war tomorrow. Around the world, the word "tomorrow" has a messianic connotation. The happy day to come. It implies the belief in a major event, even though every day's reality seems to make it impossible. All those who await the coming of the messiah son of King David share the same desire to see the times lead to a better world in which all humans will enjoy the benefits of an ideal society. The return of the Jews to the Holy Land contributes to the redemption of the whole world. The restoration of Israel is a sign of the coming of messianic time. Its outcome will come when Israel rebuilds the temple on Mount Mariah; Where Abraham was preparing to sacrifice his son Yitzhak, where King Solomon edified him according to the choice of David his father. When Israel "works," the temple becomes the place of divine residence. Without it, no greatness, no communication of the people with the Holy Spirit. Without it we are only the shadow of ourselves, our identity is amputated. By the admission of our sages, a generation that has not rebuilt the Temple (Beit ha Mikdach) is no less guilty than the one that destroyed it... The third temple is a taboo word that is mentioned in no Israeli political agenda. Those who dare use the word are messianic extremists to avoid like the plague. To believe them the danger of catastrophe would be immense if we dared to question their occupation The people to whom the vital importance of this subject is hidden shows no passion for rebuilding the divine abode on earth; He merely prayed before a wall. We must not, however, resign ourselves to living in a feeling of waste, dissatisfaction, permanent frustration. Nowadays many men share the same desire as Israel; Many Christians profess a fervent love for Israel, have real compassion for their sufferings. They see in the reconstruction of the third Temple the condition of the Second Coming of the Messiah son of King David. Our Christian friends know that the apocalyptic rhetoric of jihadism puts them as much at risk as we do. They know that its avowed aim is the destruction of Israel and the domination of Islam over the whole world; that it disguises its contempt for human life and its anti-Semitism under the guise of the so-called Palestinian suffering. What suffering it was to no longer be able to treat the Jews as dhimmis and to no longer reign over land stolen from Israel We Jews are a deeply optimistic people. God is inhabited by an infinite love for his people, like a father for his child; He will be able to thwart all the plots, which are trained against him in each generation. ... For the first time since the middle Ages, a Jewish work has returned to the work of illustration and illumination. By Yitzhak Pressburger paintings and illuminations of Moshe Ariel, we renewed with the wonderful work of illustration and illuminations of the middle ages. Men of millennium, from Isaac Newton to Lord Balfour have proven to be invaluable to the success of the rebirth of the State of Israel, indispensable condition for the coming of the Messiah, descendant of King David. The journey spiritual of Israel is deployed like a day, from the darkness of night and there until dawn to announce to the world eagerly waiting the advent of "tomorrow," expression of the new messianic age. You will be taken in the Temple of Jerusalem. For God's kingdom in the world is the temple Publisher's presentation Each page of the book is illustrated by a painting of Ytshak Pressburger or by an illumination of Moshe Ariel. this fabulous book that enriches our collective cultural heritage.