It Takes A Village To Bring Mashiach
Claim This Podcastby Thomas Judah Averna
Podcast Overview
<p>Commentaries on the importance of the kibbutz, community or village models to create the kind of world that could bring Mashiach sooner. Using examples from Judaism, Christianity, and Utopian philosophies give proof to the success of such models. Added quotes from Mishna, Torah, New Testament, Martin Buber, Oscar Wilde and more add to this proof. </p>
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11/23/2025
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<p>Commentaries on the importance of the kibbutz, community or village models to create the kind of world that could bring Mashiach sooner. Using examples from Judaism, Christianity, and Utopian philosophies give proof to the success of such models. Added quotes from Mishna, Torah, New Testament, Martin Buber, Oscar Wilde and more add to this proof. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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