Jewish Rabbi Claims the prophetic sign of the coming of the Messiah Will be seen in 2022.

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Published on Dec 23, 2021
An Israeli Rabbi has claimed that the biblical prophecy of Balaam, which says that the appearance of a new star will precede the coming of the Messiah, matches an astronomical event that scientists predict will occur in 2022. Although the Jewish faith does not believe that Jesus is the Messiah, some Christians have interpreted the Rabbiâ€™s prediction as proof that Jesusâ€™ second coming will occur in 2022.
Rabbi Yosef Berger of King Davidâ€™s Tomb on Mount Zion claimed that biblical prophecy of Balaam and â€œJewish esoteric sourcesâ€ show that the astronomical event predicted for 2022, the collision of two stars to form a brand new star in the night sky, will herald the arrival of the Messiah. The astronomical event fulfills an ancient prophetic sign of the coming of the Messiah, the Rabbi claimed,Â accordingÂ toÂ Breaking Israel News.

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