Kabbalah and The Da Vinci Code

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Kabbalah and The Da Vinci Code

The Jewish and Kabbalistic perspective of The Da Vinci Code

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Katrin P. September 23, 2012

If anyone want to know one crucial mayor difference between our religions - despite the obvious ones - Rabbi Tzvi gave us a hint... He replies he isn't sure. He is not sure. Only once I want to hear one of our Priests or Bishops say that, but it won't happen. And I'm going to better leave it at that.
Thanks to the Chabad team for being so sharing, and lets not forget all the Rabbis that live selflessly in even remote places somewhere on this earth in order to bring Torah closer to the people. Let's pray for them also. Reply

Anonymous March 9, 2012

The da Vinci code This talk was cool. Thanks Reply

Rabbi Tzvi Freeman for chabad.org April 8, 2010

To Anonymous in Los Angeles According to Maimonides, he would have to be a man, since a king can only be a man. On the other hand, it is said of that time that the woman will be the "crown of her husband"--above the man, as the crown is above the head. So I'm not sure how exactly that will work out.

As they say, we'll have to wait and see. I'm all for less waiting and more seeing. Reply

Anonymous Los Angeles, CA April 1, 2010

So...the mashiach can/will be a woman (I am doubting if adding the question mark '?') Reply

Chaya Rivka CA January 2, 2009

Wonderful. Reply

Anonymous Jerusalem, Israel January 5, 2008

Thank you. Thank you so much, Rabbi New and Chabad.org.
This shiur was superb, informative and beautifully presented.
Chizku Ve'Amtzu. Reply

Robert Madison, TN/USA August 17, 2006

Kabbalah and The Da Vinci Code The talk or lesson was excellent. Since I began to study Kabbalah, I had never heard such a wonderful and informative presentation as this one. Thank you for being so sharing. Reply

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