Hear ye, hear ye: Sanhedrin seeks David's scion as king

THE JERUSALEM POST ^ | Jan. 12, 2005 | Yaakov Katz

[E Rocc]

It would have to be a very strange type of tsunami to just destroy the mosque and not any human beings in the immediate area, non ?

Not to mentioning wiping out the contents of an inland hill without destroying the land between it and the ocean. Which in this case, is sort of....Israel.

-Eric

[kingsurfer]

I think he was talking about destruction of the mosque on the Temple Mount. Not people.

Actually all through Desert Storm I was hoping one of Saddams Scuds would hit it.

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That would have been quite funny.

[SJackson]

If you'd like to be on this middle east/political ping list, please FR mail me.

[Just mythoughts]

"The Master of the Universe holds all of the aces. He will trump the lot of them."

I am not familiar with this verbiage, I cannot find a reference in any part of the Bible for "Master of the Universe".

[Just mythoughts]

Here is an interesting article.

[Celtjew Libertarian]

The more likely, more widely believed, and less spectacular possibility gets buried in the text:

The second, more realistic option, he said, is "the one cited by Maimonides – and that is that no one will know how it will be until it happens."

There's a saying I picked up somewhen along the line: "If you are planting a tree and someone tells you Moshiach has come, finish planting the tree. Then go see if it truly is Moshiach."