Parashat Behar: The Historical Origins of The Yovel

Most holy days in the Torah are related to a historical event that the Jewish people experienced, i.e., Pesach is related to yetziat Mitzrayim, Sukkot is related to the return of the Shekinah, etc. The Torah does not explain how the Yovel is related to Yom Kippur. What is the historical origin of the Yovel? Join Yehezqel Italqi as he shares the shocking answer in The Historical Origins of The Yovel.
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Todah Rabah Rabbi Italki, fascinating class as always. Yes it is Quetzalcoatl the name of the deity "The feathered serpent" in Aztec civilization.❤❤❤

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Men will hide for what's coming. Sixth seal Revelation...wrath

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Venus represents the Bride of Christ, but there is 2 parts to it. The bride that's in the light is Venus, while the Moon represents the bride in the darkness. Also known as the moon goddess, the huntress (seducer), Dianna, Selene, Luna, a futility goddess in many cultures. The sin of adultery, is the bondage behind it. Also referred too as lust, desire, excessiveness. When free they will become like the bride, as in to marry God once more, no longer worship another god through the sin of adultery. These 2 sides are also referred too as the divided mind & the tree of good & evil, in the Bible.