The Jewish Sages over 1500 years ago said that during the war of Gog uMagog the christians and Arabs will unite to fight Israel. Something that seemed impossible at the time, is quickly becoming a reality. Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores ancient prophecies from the Gemara regarding the arrival of the Mashiach and the devastating War of Gog u'Magog. This is a time is coming when humanity will be forced to make an absolute choice to stand entirely for HaShem or against Him, with no

Megillat Eicha (The Book of Lamentations) was written by the Prophet Jeremiah after the Destruction of the Beit HaMikdash and the exile of Jews to Babylon. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, if we're going to learn about how to cry on Tisha B'Av, we need to learn from someone who has been there and experienced the suffering. The Prophet Jeremiah lived through the destruction and wrote the aftermath in Sefer Eicha as an eternal reminder of the consequences of not rebuking and not accept

Have you ever felt like you hit rock bottom? In this video, we explore the profound teaching of the Chol—the remarkable bird commonly known today as the Phoenix. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, this bird can teach us how we can rise from the ashes of the destruction of the Beit Hamikdash and merit the final Redemption. The Gemara says, this extraordinary bird was the only creature that refused to eat from the Tree of Knowledge. Later, during the flood, it chose to go hungry to spare

When the greatest sages of Israel looked upon the absolute ruins of the Second Temple and saw a wild fox prowling through the Holy of Holies, they wept bitterly. But Rabbi Akiva did the unthinkable—he smiled. In this video, Rabbi Yaron Reuven dives deep into the famous story from Masechet Makkot 24b to uncover the profound secret behind Rabbi Akiva's shocking reaction. How did he find comfort in such devastating destruction? The answer lies not only in the intertwined prophec

Parashat Vaetchanan says, it's nothing to be jealous over. Today many people look at the success of people that have completely abandoned HaShem and His Torah and mistakenly think this wealth is something to be jealous of. Rabbi Reuven says, Parashat Vaetchanan reveals that the success of the wicked is really a punishment. HaShem promises to quickly pay His haters for the little good they've done so He doesn't have to see them in Olam HaBa. HaShem says, the reward for the rig

What's the connection between Orthodox Jewish women's wigs, carrots, and Sinat Chinam? Many people against Sinat Chinam (baseless hatred), especially during the period of the Three Weeks and Tisha B'Av, but often those that discuss it the most are the greatest cause. Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells two stories of how Sinat Chinam has affected him personally. Whether it's wigs, wasting seed, or Cash Advance, people continue to attack Rabbi Reuven when he speaks against these things t

Are you doing your job as the king's treasurer? In this video, we explore a powerful teaching from Rabbeinu Bachya on the importance of intellectual responsibility in our spiritual lives. Through a profound parable about a king's lazy treasurer, Rabbi Yaron Reuven examines the dangers of spiritual complacency. In the story, a highly capable royal servant is tasked with counting, weighing, and verifying the kingdom's tax money. However, blinded by his new status, he lazily out

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells about Nebuchadnezzar, the most powerful king until MaShiach will come. Nebuchadnezzar gave honor to HaShem in something that seems very small, and for this HaShem gave him control of the entire world, and used him to destroy the Beit HaMikdash.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven answers a question about Jewish banking, usury, and laws of lending money. Rabbi Reuven explains that the laws of the Torah are laws of God. HaShem forbids Jews lending money with interest to other Jews, but it's allowed to lend to gentiles with interest. While this law mentioned in numerous places in the Five Books of Moses gives no limits to the interest rate for lending to gentiles, the Talmud and later authorities explain that Jews are forbidden to char

A viewer asks Rabbi Reuven, since the Avot like Avraham Avinu kept the entire Torah, how were their Tefillin kosher and how did they have the correct passages from the Torah before they were given? Rabbi Reuven gives a deep reply that resolves the question and also answers many other questions about the Written and Oral Torah. There are over 1000 Halachot of Tefillin which were all given to Moshe Rabbeinu at Mount Sinai, but the Oral Torah existed since the time of Adam HaRis

Why don't Jews evangelize like other religions to spread their beliefs? Rabbi Yaron Reuven explains that for most of the last 2000 years the gentiles haven't been too friendly. Aside from the obvious, a Jew is obligated to help other Jews first. If a gentile wants to convert, they're welcome to, but converting to Judaism isn't 1-2-3 like other religions, it's a process. If you want to know more about conversion to Orthodox Judaism, download this free PDF: https://www.beezrath

You've probably heard the saying from the Gemara, Chavruta o mituta (study partner or death). What would you do if you found out your Chavruta was a criminal? Rabbi Yaron Reuven got a message from a Frum Jew that described a business deal he was being offered and asked if it was Cash Advance. After hearing the details the Rabbi told him yes, it's Merchant Cash Advance, but even worse. The truly sad part is this was the business his Chavruta was in!

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven if the Zohar is part of the Oral Torah, and then proceeds to argue with the Rabbi. Rabbi Reuven says, yes the Zohar is part of the Oral Torah, and the greatest Sages have studied it and they say, it's Zohar Kadosh, the Holy Zohar. A person that chooses not to believe the Zohar has many problems, starting with going against all the Gadolim who have vouched for it. The truth is most people decide what they believe before they even do a surface i

While America celebrates 250 Years of Freedom, a predatory financial crisis is silently bankrupting the nation's small businesses, which are the backbone of our economy. For years Rabbi Yaron Reuven has been a voice crying out in the wilderness warning about the damage caused by predatory lending. After the 2008 banking crisis these Cash Advance lenders discovered an old law they're using to rake in profits and is silently destroying America. The merchant cash advance industr

How do you make Torah your spiritual business? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings chiddushim on the teachings of Shammai in Pirkei Avot chapter one. The Sages say, the first question a person will be asked when they get to Shamayim is, Did you conduct your business faithfully? Did you operate your business with emunah, knowing that HaShem runs the world and He wants you to learn Torah instead of work overtime? Did you spend money on mitzvot knowing that's what's important? Did you buy

Is this Israel's Bigfoot? Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores ancient proof of a creature called the "Yadua," also known as the "man of the mountain" referenced in the Book of Job. Described in the texts of the Geonim, this vicious, human-like creature grows from the earth, attached by a thick, umbilical-like cord extending from its navel. It feeds directly from the ground and violently attacks any person or animal that comes within the radius of its tether. Because it is too dangero

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story about how people in Merchant Cash Advance compare to the generation before the Flood of Noah. HaShem says, the earth became filled with robbery, everyone was stealing from each other and justifying it, just like today. Ruining people's lives to live in luxury, fulfilling every desire. Everyone thought Noach was crazy for building the Ark and that HaShem would never destroy the world. They thought they were blessed and their success would last

Rabbi Yaron Reuven issues a warning against Ayahuasca retreats and the very real danger of quick spiritual highs. Despite the serious dangers of psychosis and worse, Ayahuasca has become very popular, even within the Jewish community. At least one ayahuasca retreat was shut down for wrongful death of one of their victims, but unfortunately more keep popping up. The Torah forbids taking mind altering substances, and the deaths and mental illness that often result from these "q

Are you honoring your husband? Rabbi Yaron Reuven teaches how a Jewish woman should honor her husband according to the Torah. While a man must love his wife like he loves himself, and honor her even more, a woman should treat her husband like a king. If she's getting him to learn Torah, and fulfilling her other duties as a wife, her husband will have excellent manners and he will shower her with compliments, give her gifts when he can afford them, and treat her like a queen.

A viewer asks, "What is the polite, diplomatic, politically correct way to decline an invitation to a mixed dancing wedding where people will be dressed immodestly?" Rabbi Reuven says, there are two options: tell them you can't go, or tell them the truth of why you can't go. If you care about them, you should politely explain to them that the Torah forbids attending mixed dancing events and immodesty is something HaShem dislikes very much. Explain to them the severity of immo