Corona/covid 19

 A Revelation in Song: Unraveling the Hidden Connection Between Shalom Aleichem and COVID-19

Just as my role in bringing the rains back to Israel is detailed on my page, The Rain, I found myself called to another mission—this time, seeking a solution for the Corona virus, later named COVID-19. What follows is the complex and extraordinary journey behind this revelation. It was a deeply challenging and heart-wrenching experience, far different from receiving the prophetic insight regarding the rains. 

The weight of this mission, coupled with the urgency of the situation, made this a profoundly different experience—one that tested me in ways I had never imagined.

Ultimately saving millions of lives around the world. 

Before COVID-19 emerged, a profound insight came to me during the Friday night singing of Shalom Aleichem. I realized that after the word 'מִמֶלֶךְ' (from the King), the correct word should be 'מַלְכֵי' (kings) rather than 'מַלְאֲכֵי' (angels), as it is traditionally sung. The addition of the letter 'א' changes the meaning from “kings” to “angels”—a subtle but important shift. This revelation holds deep significance, as millions of families around the world sing these words to HaShem every Friday night.

The traditional song includes four verses, each repeated three times. If sung with the error, the gematria—the numerical value of the Hebrew letters—changes. Without the error, the gematria of 'מַלְאֲכֵי עֶלְיוֹן מִמֶלֶךְ מַלְכֵי' is 497. However, with the mistaken addition of 'א', the gematria increases by 12, bringing the total to 509. When we add 1 more, as permitted in gematria, the final sum becomes 510—the exact gematria of 'נגיף קורונה' (Corona virus).

Upon realizing the error, I created a video explaining the correction, which quickly garnered over 39,000 views on Facebook. What I didn’t mention is that this success was also a miracle in itself. At the time, I had no money and no credit, but I decided to take a chance and run a paid campaign to promote the video. To my surprise, Facebook accepted my credit card and billed me later. The result was immediate—39,000 views almost overnight.

Shortly after, Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine began emerging as treatments for Corona. Then, something curious happened—the name of the virus shifted from Corona to COVID-19. Why the change after the video release? Once the crown was returned to the King, honor (kavod) was restored. What was the significance of the number 19? 

The corrected phrase, 'מַלְאֲכֵי עֶלְיוֹן מִמֶלֶךְ מַלְכֵי,' translates to "angels of the Exalted One from the King over kings of kings." However, when sung with the mistake, the phrase changes to "angels of the Exalted One from the King over angels of kings." By restoring the correct wording, we returned the “crown” (corona, in Latin) to the rightful King. This shift corresponds with the renaming of the virus from Corona to COVID-19. 

Interestingly, the English word "COVID" resembles the Hebrew word 'כבוד' (kavod), meaning “honor.” Through this correction, we restored honor not only to the song but to HaShem, who has been honored by this melody for hundreds of years by countless families every Friday night.

There is another layer of significance. The four corrected words contain 18 letters, a number representing life (חַי) in Hebrew. When we add the 'א', the total becomes 19, reflecting COVID-19. 

The virus is known to affect the heart, and the Hebrew word for heart, 'לֵב' (lev), has a gematria of 32—the same as 'כבוד' (kavod). In correcting this error, we restored honor to HaShem and, in turn, brought healing to the heart.

HaShem speaks to us in many ways, often hidden within the details. This insight is more than just a numerical coincidence—it carries a message of divine correction and alignment. Please share this story with your friends and family so that the words of Shalom Aleichem can continue to be sung correctly, bringing honor and healing to our lives.