Keen wrote: ↑Sat Aug 09, 2025 3:27 pm
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 08, 2025 5:22 pm
Yep, that is false, no prophecy.
PART ONE:
*1 - Is it - True. - or - False. - that;
“You shall return minus six million” is - JEWISH PROPHECY - that has allegedly been fulfilled via the “jewish holocaust of WWII” - ??
Keens answer: True.
Confused jew: False.
There is an interpretation of the Judaic scripture called the
Zohar which states: "You shall return minus six million". It refers to an interpretations of
Leviticus 25:10.
The
Leviticus reference discusses the Jewish ‘Jubilee year’ and the phrase "you shall return" (
tashuvu, תשבו =
return).
This
Zohar interpretation of the
Leviticus verse states a return of the Jewish people to their ‘homeland’ minus six million, based on a supposedly deliberate misspelling of "tashuvu" (missing a
vav, which has a numerical value of 6) and its
gematria equaling 708, linked to the year 1948 (5708 in the Jewish calendar, ignoring the millennium).
Yeah, its convoluted. But that’s judaic prophecy and
gematria for ya!
SUMMARY: There is no explicit reference in the
Zohar stating
"you shall return minus six million".
But there have been and still are bat-shit crazy people with a superiority complex combined with a persecution complex who keep living a self-fulfilling prophecy by believing everybody hates them merely because they are BETTER than EVERY OTHER group of people. These people self-identify as ‘special’ and ‘God’s chosen’ (even though many of them are athiests).
Groups of some of these came up with this convoluted interpretation. They believe this is what Lev 25:10 really meant, and that it is a cryptic, divine prophecy.
BOTTOM-LINE: Anyone who claims there is no such jewish interpretation+belief is either: a.) ignorant or b.) deliberately deceiving.
The
Zohar is a foundational Judaic
Kabbalistic text. It contains mystical interpretations of the Judaic text called the
Torah [the Law], which is what the Christian Bible’s ‘old testament’ is.
Ai info:
“The claim often stems from modern interpretations, particularly from sources like Rabbi Benjamin Blech’s The Secrets of Hebrew Words, which connects the gematria of "tashuvu" (708) to 1948 and speculates about the missing vav (6) alluding to the six million lost in the Holocaust. These interpretations are not universally accepted and are debated among scholars.
For example, web sources like UnTrain.org and others cite this idea but do not provide a precise Zohar passage to substantiate it.
Without a specific Zohar citation in the provided references or standard texts, the claim appears to be a later interpretive overlay rather than a direct quote. If you seek the exact Zohar passage, you may need to consult a comprehensive edition (like the Pritzker Zohar) or a Kabbalistic scholar, as the text is dense and requires expertise to navigate.”
~ Grok
“Ever since the earliest times, Jewish scholars have looked to the Hebrew language as a source of holiness and a wellspring of wisdom. Both letters and words, it has always been assumed, have hidden messages and secrets to be sought after, as if we are opening a shell to extract the fruit. Rabbi Benjamin Blech has gathered many examples of the meanings hidden within Hebrew words and has explained them to the modern reader_even those who do not know any Hebrew.”
