(0:00 – 0:21) My name is Elazar Ben Avraham and I am 57 years old. I live in Harmony Springs, a quaint little town nestled in the heart of the Ozark mountains. It’s a place where life unfolds at a leisurely pace where the air is crisp and clean and where the stars at night blaze with a brilliance that outshines any city sky I’ve ever laid eyes on.
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(11:10 – 12:13) I knew without a shadow of a doubt that I was in the presence of God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God I had worshiped all my life. But this was not the God I had imagined, not the God I had been taught to worship in the synagogue. This God was not a distant, wrathful deity, sitting on a throne high above, passing judgment on humanity from afar. This God was love, pure and unconditional love, a love that embraced me, accepted me, and filled me with a sense of belonging I had never known before. Welcome, Elazar, a voice resonated within me, a voice that was both gentle and powerful, a voice that seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere at once. You have completed your earthly journey. It is time for you to come home. I felt no fear, no hesitation, no regret. I was ready to embrace this new reality, to leave behind the pain and suffering of the world, to shed the limitations of my earthly existence and enter into this realm of eternal peace, this realm of unconditional love. (12:13 – 12:35) As I moved further into the light, I saw figures approaching me, figures that seemed to be made of light themselves, shimmering and radiant. They were radiant beings filled with an otherworldly beauty and grace that took my breath away. They greeted me with smiles that
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radiated warmth and love and open arms, welcoming me into their midst, into this celestial realm.
(12:36 – 12:54)
Who are you? I asked, my voice filled with awe and wonder, a question that seemed to echo in the vastness of this new reality. We are angels, one of them replied, their voice like the gentle chime of bells, messengers of God. We are here to guide you on your journey, to help you understand what you are experiencing.
(12:56 – 13:15)
The angels led me through a realm of unimaginable beauty, a realm that defied description, a realm that seemed to exist outside the confines of time and space. I saw landscapes that were more vibrant and breathtaking than any I had ever seen on earth. Landscapes that seemed to shift and change like living paintings.
(13:16 – 13:35)
I saw colors that I had never seen before, colors that seemed to vibrate with life and energy, colors that my earthly eyes were not equipped to perceive. And I heard music, a celestial symphony that was more beautiful than any earthly melody. Music that resonated deep within my soul, music that seemed to speak to the very core of my being.
(13:36 – 14:47)
It was a place of perfect harmony and peace, a place where love reigns supreme, a place where there was no pain, no sorrow, no fear. Then I saw a figure approaching me, a figure that radiated with an even greater light than the angels, a light that was almost blinding in its intensity. As he drew closer, I recognized him, my heart pounding in my chest, my breath catching in my throat.
It was Jesus of Nazareth, the man I had rejected all my life, the man I had believed to be a false prophet, a charlatan, a blasphemer. My heart skipped a beat, a mixture of fear and confusion washing over me. This was the man I had dedicated my life to opposing, the man whose teachings I had vehemently denounced from the pulpit of my synagogue.
But here he was standing before me, his eyes filled with a love and compassion that I had never seen before. A love that seemed to encompass the entire universe. Eleazar, he said, his voice filled with warmth, with a tenderness that melted away my fear.
I’ve been waiting for you. But, but I don’t understand. I stammered, my mind reeling, struggling to reconcile this encounter with everything I had ever believed.(14:48 – 15:01)
I was taught that you were not the Messiah, that you were not the son of God. I was taught that you were a false prophet, a deceiver. I am who I am, Jesus replied, his voice calm and reassuring, his gaze unwavering.
(15:02 – 16:01)
I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the father except through me. His words struck me like a thunderbolt shaking the very foundations of my belief system.
All my life, I had believed that I was following the right path, that I was serving God faithfully, that I was leading my people on the path to salvation. But now confronted with the reality of Jesus, with the undeniable truth of his presence, I realized how wrong I had been, how profoundly mistaken my understanding of God’s plan had been. But what about the Torah? I asked, my voice trembling, desperately trying to reconcile this new reality with the teachings I had held dear all my life.
The teachings that had shaped my identity, the teachings that I had believed were the absolute truth. What about the law of Moses? What about the covenant with Abraham? The law was given to guide you, Jesus explained. His voice patient and understanding to show you your need for a savior.
(16:01 – 16:26)
The law was a schoolmaster to lead you to me, but the law alone cannot save you. It cannot cleanse you from sin. Only through faith in me, only through my sacrifice, can you be reconciled with the father? Can you have eternal life? But my people, I cried out, my heart aching for my community, for my family, for my friends, for all those who had followed me, who had trusted me to lead them on the right path.
(16:26 – 16:33) The Jewish people, they don’t believe in you. They are still waiting for the Messiah, for the one who will redeem Israel.
(0:00 – 0:26) They have been blinded by their traditions, Jesus said sadly, his eyes filled with compassion, with a deep sorrow for those who had rejected him. They have rejected the very one who was sent to save them, the one their prophets foretold. But my love for them remains, it is an everlasting love, I long for the day when they will recognize me as their Messiah, their Lord, and their God, when they will turn to me and be saved.
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(0:27 – 0:45) His words pierced my heart like a sharp knife, twisting in my gut. I had been so sure of my beliefs, so confident in my understanding of God’s plan, so certain that I was on the right path. But now, I saw that I had been deceived, that I had been following a path that led away from God, not towards him.
(0:46 – 1:17) I had been leading my people astray, guiding them down a path that led to destruction, not salvation. What will happen to them, I asked, my voice filled with anguish, fearing the answer, dreading the consequences of my pool, of my blindness. What will happen to my family, my friends, my community, all those who have not accepted you? Those who reject me, Jesus said, his voice filled with sorrow, a sorrow that seemed to echo the pain of a broken heart, will face eternal separation from God.
(1:17 – 1:42) They will be cast into the outer darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth, where the fire is not quenched and the worm does not die. The thought of my loved ones suffering such a fate was unbearable, a torment that I could scarcely comprehend. I had dedicated my life to leading them on the path of righteousness, to guiding them towards God, but now I realized that I had led them astray, that I had been a blind guide leading the blind. (1:43 – 2:11) Is there any hope for them? I pleaded, my voice desperate, clinging to any shred of hope that remained. Is there any way for them to be saved? Is there any way to undo the damage I have done? There is always hope, Jesus replied, his voice offering a glimmer of light in the darkness of my despair. My grace is sufficient for all who will turn to me, for all who will repent and believe, but they must choose to accept me.
(2:53 – 3:11)
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You will be a light in the darkness, a beacon of hope in a world that is lost and searching. I was stunned, my mind struggling to grasp the magnitude of this commission. I was being given a second chance, a chance to make amends for my past mistakes, a chance to lead my people to the truth.
(3:12 – 3:39)
But I was also terrified, overwhelmed by the enormity of the task that lay before me. How could I, a respected rabbi, a leader in my community, suddenly turn around and proclaim that Jesus was the Messiah, the Son of God, the Savior of the world? I don’t know if I can do this, I confessed, my voice trembling, my body shaking with fear and trepidation. My people will think I’ve gone mad, they will reject me, cast me out, and consider me a traitor.
(3:39 – 3:53)
They will not listen to a word I say. I will be with you, Jesus assured me, his voice a soothing balm to my troubled soul, a promise that filled me with a newfound courage. I will never leave you nor forsake you.
(3:54 – 4:14)
I will give you the strength and the courage you need to face whatever challenges lie ahead. Remember, it is not your words that will save them, but the power of the Holy Spirit working through you, convicting their hearts and drawing them to me. His words gave me a glimmer of hope, a sense of peace that settled over me like a warm blanket on a cold night.
(4:15 – 4:40) I knew that this would be the most difficult task of my life, the greatest challenge I had ever faced, but I also knew that I couldn’t refuse, that I had a moral obligation to obey. I had seen the truth, and I had a responsibility to share it with others, no matter the cost, no matter the consequences. I will do as you ask, I said, my voice filled with newfound determination, a
resolve that solidified in my heart. (4:41 – 4:58) I will be your witness, I will tell my story, I will share the truth with all who will listen. With that I felt a shift in my consciousness, a change in my perception. The brilliant light began to fade, and I felt myself being drawn back towards the earthly realm, towards my physical body.
(8:09 – 8:51)
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But I also knew that sharing this truth with others would be incredibly difficult, a daunting task that would require every ounce of courage and strength I possessed. I was a respected rabbi, a leader in my community, a man who had dedicated his life to upholding the traditions of Judaism. How could I suddenly turn around and tell them that everything I had taught them was wrong, that everything they believed in was based on a misunderstanding? How could I tell them that Jesus was the Messiah, the Son of God, the Savior of the world, when they had been taught to reject Him for centuries? I knew that many would reject me, that some would even consider me a traitor or a heretic, a pariah.
(8:51 – 9:18) But I also knew that I couldn’t keep this truth to myself, that I had a moral obligation to share it, to warn them of the danger they were in. I had been given a second chance at life, and I had a responsibility to use it to share the good news of Jesus with others, to lead them to the truth that I had found. As soon as I was discharged from the hospital, I began to share my story, hesitantly at first, unsure of how it would be received.
(10:22 – 10:47) As I expected, their reactions were mixed, a kaleidoscope of emotions ranging from disbelief to anger. Some were skeptical, dismissing my experience as a hallucination, a delusion brought on by my head injury, a product of a mind under stress. Others were angry, accusing me of abandoning our faith, of betraying our heritage, of embracing a false religion, a heresy that threatened the very fabric of our community.
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(10:48 – 11:17) They saw me as a traitor, a turncoat, a Judas who had sold his soul for 30 pieces of silver. But there were also those who listened with open minds, those who were willing to consider the possibility that I might be telling the truth, that I might have actually experienced something profound and life-changing. They asked questions, they challenged me, they probed my understanding of scripture, but they also engaged in thoughtful dialogue, wrestling with the implications of my story.(11:18 – 11:48) They saw the change in me, the peace and joy that radiated from within, the transformation that had taken place in my heart, and they couldn’t deny that something profound had happened to me, something that had altered the course of my life. Word of my conversion, my radical change of heart, spread quickly through our community and beyond, like wildfire in a
dry forest. I became a controversial figure, a subject of both ridicule and admiration, a lightning rod for both criticism and praise.
(11:49 – 12:15) Some called me a traitor, a heretic, a false prophet, a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Others saw me as a courageous truth-teller, a man who had risked everything to share his newfound faith, a man who had the courage of his convictions. I was invited to speak at churches, synagogues, and other gatherings, sharing my story with anyone who would listen, my voice filled with a passion and conviction I had never known before.
(12:16 – 12:43)
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I told them about my near-death experience, about the love and grace of Jesus, about the eternal life that awaits those who believe in Him, who accept Him as their Lord and Savior. Many people, both Jews and Gentiles, were touched by my story, moved by the sincerity of my words, by the transformation they witnessed in me. They saw the sincerity in my eyes, the conviction in my voice, and they couldn’t deny the power of my testimony, the authenticity of my experience.
(12:44 – 13:06)
Some were moved to tears, others to anger, but no one remained indifferent. My story challenged them, forced them to confront their own beliefs, to question their own assumptions about God, about life, about the afterlife. Through my witness, many people came to faith in Jesus, finding in Him the peace and forgiveness that had eluded them for so long.
(13:08 – 13:32)
Jews who had been searching for the Messiah, who had been yearning for a deeper connection with God, found Him in the most unexpected of places, in the testimony of a former rabbi who had once rejected Him. Gentiles who had never heard the Gospel before, who had never known the love of God, were introduced to the saving grace of Christ, to the transformative power of His love. My life is no longer what it once was.
(13:32 – 13:44)
I am no longer a rabbi in the traditional sense. I have been stripped of my title, my position, and my standing in the Jewish community. But I have gained something far greater, something far more precious.
(13:45 – 14:06) I have found true peace, true joy, and true purpose in life. I have found a relationship with God that is deeper and more meaningful than anything I ever imagined possible. I now lead a small congregation of believers, a diverse group of Jews and Gentiles who have come to faith in Jesus,
who have found in Him the answer to their deepest longings.
(15:03 – 15:13)
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But I have never regretted my decision to follow Jesus, not for a single moment. He is my Lord, my Savior, and my God. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
(15:14 – 15:25)
He is the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. I know that my story is controversial, that it challenges long-held beliefs and traditions, that it upsets the status quo. But I also know that it is true.
(15:26 – 15:44)
I have seen the truth with my own eyes, and I cannot deny it. I cannot remain silent. My hope is that my story will inspire others to seek the truth, to question their own beliefs, to open their hearts to the possibility that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, the Savior of the world.
(15:45 – 16:14)
I pray that my testimony will plant seeds of faith in the hearts of those who hear it, seeds that will grow and bear fruit for the Kingdom of God. My life is now dedicated to spreading this message, to sharing the good news of Jesus with as many people as possible, to being a witness to the truth that I have found. I know that I am just one man with one story, but I also know that God can use even the smallest of voices to make a difference in the world, to change hearts and minds.
(16:14 – 16:36)
And so, I continue to share my testimony to plant seeds of faith and to trust that God will do the rest, that He will water the seeds and bring forth a harvest of souls. For I know that He is faithful and that His love endures forever. He saved me from eternal damnation and showed me that only through Him, only through His teachings can we go to heaven.
(17:01 – 17:22) I am certain that following its teachings is the only way to be with God and not be condemned to hell. I must help as many as possible to see this truth. My siblings think I have lost my mind, but I know, with every fiber of my being, that I have finally found the truth, and I will not rest until I have shared that truth with the entire world.
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