How to Strengthen Faith in the Coming of the Messiah? 5 Simple Steps

Belief in the coming of the Messiah is a central tenet of Jewish faith. Here are five ways to strengthen this belief and how to easily apply them in daily life.

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Faith in the coming of the Messiah is an important pillar of Jewish belief, as stated in the Thirteen Principles: "I believe with complete faith in the coming of the Messiah, and even though he may delay, with all that, I will await him every day that he comes."

Additionally, it is said "Anyone who does not believe in him (the Messiah) or does not await his coming, denies not only the other prophets but also the Torah and Moses our teacher" (Chapter 11, Laws of Kings).

This means that one should not merely believe in the coming of the Messiah and wait for his arrival but should act and hasten his coming, as each person has the power to help bring about redemption.

Here are five simple and practical ways to strengthen faith in the coming of the Messiah and hasten the redemption soon.

 

1. Study the Prophecies of the Messiah

Studying the various prophecies about the coming of the Messiah in the Tanakh and Midrashim can enhance faith and deepen understanding of the future redemption. Set aside regular time during the week for studying these prophecies. Join classes on the topic, search for resources online, or join study groups.

 

2. Prayer for the Coming of the Messiah

Prayer is a powerful tool for strengthening faith. In your personal and communal prayers, ask for the coming of the Messiah. Add a personal request for the coming of the Messiah in every daily prayer, and in the Amidah prayer, deeply focus on the blessing "The sprout of David".

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3. Performing Mitzvot with Intent for Redemption

Performing mitzvot with the intention of bringing redemption closer can strengthen faith. See each of your good deeds as a contribution to hastening the Messiah's arrival. Focus on this intention and awareness with every mitzvah you perform.

For example, whenever you give charity, say in your heart that the deed will bring the Messiah closer.

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4. Engaging in the Unity of Israel

The Messiah will come when there is peace and unity among the people of Israel. Therefore, work to bring people closer together, resolve conflicts, and create a united community. Participate in social initiatives that promote unity among the people, volunteer with organizations dedicated to bringing hearts together, and act as mediators in disputes among friends and family.

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5. Mention the Messiah in Daily Conversations

Mention the Messiah in your conversations with friends and family. Sharing your belief and anticipation for the Messiah's coming can strengthen your faith and create a sense of expectation around this idea, especially when discussing the future with friends, mention the hope for the Messiah's arrival.

 

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