By Hazan Gavriel Ben David (in the spirit of Torah teaching for our generation)
Bereishit bara Elohim et hashamayim ve’et ha’aretz — “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1).
One word. Bereishit. The entire history of history is compressed into a single declaration: Everything begins with the Creator’s intentional Blueprint. The Tree of Life. The code is embedded in creation itself. Words that create worlds. A family of Adam — one humanity from one source — is tasked with partnership in perfecting the world.
YouTube favors timely, urgent, pattern-revealing content. This essay is a timely journey showing how the same ancient lies from Egypt are replayed today under new names — “One World Order,” global agendas, hidden harms to children, dehumanization of truth-tellers, and “hate Jews” headlines — yet the Torah’s Bereishit framework reveals the pattern, the receipts, and the promised redemption.
As Rabbi Tovia Singer urges, let the Bible speak. As Rabbi David Fohrman unpacked the three signs at the burning bush, God saw the lies and is redeeming them. Elijah turns the hearts (Malachi 3:24). The stone smashes the statue (Daniel 2). The family of Adam returns to the Tree.
This is not abstract theology. At 60 years, looking across a life of Torah return, family DNA revelations, prison teaching, and watching the world, the pattern screams from every headline. The Egyptians of our day run the same scam. But Bereishit tells us how it ends.
Bereishit — The Creation Code: One Family, One Blueprint, Infinite Blessing (Genesis 1–11)
History does not begin with random chaos or evolutionary accident. It begins with deliberate speech: “Let there be light” (Genesis 1:3). Ten utterances (ma’amarot) structure reality. Adam is placed in the Garden to “work it and guard it” (Genesis 2:15) — partnership in the Tree of Life.
Humanity is one: “male and female He created them” (Genesis 1:27), all bearing the divine image. Noah’s sons — Shem, Ham, Japheth — restart the family after the Flood. Gematria, chiastic structure, intertextual hyperlinks — the Torah is the operating system of creation.
Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson’s Traced (Y-chromosome work) and traditional sources align: common ancestry; shared stories of creation, the flood, and sky visions (Ezekiel’s chariot) across cultures, because all descend from those who knew the original wisdom.
If we all once had one language and one blueprint, would not all generations over the past 49000 years know the same information? The same UFOs, the story of giants, dragons, and sea monsters. What about the 974 generations before ours? Only one system in the world is telling the world the truth. We are all chosen.
Resources are abundant: “The world is an endless source of blessing” when aligned with the Creator. No lack — but every decision has a cost (free will, midah k’neged midah). “Nothing in this world is free.” Relationship with Hashem, not self-defined “good and bad,” unlocks it (Genesis 2–3).
This is the positive pole. The negative — the serpent, the evil inclination — introduces deception, hiding, and death. “You shall not surely die” (Genesis 3:4). Impostor wisdom. Dehumanization begins here. The pattern of Bereishit is set: Creation → Fall into lies → Exile → Redemption arc. All history is commentary on this.
Egypt: The Archetype of the Scam — Three Lies Against the Future (Exodus 1–4)
As Fohrman brilliantly shows, the three signs at the burning bush mirror Egypt’s three escalating crimes/lies against Israel — attacks on the family, the children, the truth:
- Staff to Snake: Dehumanization. Israel multiplies (paru, vayishretzu, vaya’atzmu — Exodus 1:7). Pharaoh calls them a threat, cunning, not fully human — “snakes” in the mind. Propaganda justifies oppression (Exodus 1:9-10). Receipt: The serpent recycled (Genesis 3). Modern echo: Dissenters, traditional believers, and especially Jews labeled “extremists,” “hate,” or threats to the “agenda.” Headlines “hate Jews” surge amid rising antisemitism.
- Leprous Hand (Tzara’at): Secret killing of children. Midwives were ordered to murder boys and claim them “stillborn” (Exodus 1:15-16). Aaron’s prayer links leprosy to stillbirth (Numbers 12:12). Fake death is exposed and healed in the sign. Receipt: Attack on the next generation’s goals. Modern parallel: Abortion scale, trafficking, and environmental/chemical assaults on youth (as in Mexico City studies showing early Alzheimer’s-like brain changes from pollution).
- Nile Water to Blood: Hiding the crime. Boys thrown in the river; waters cover bodies by day (Exodus 1:22). The shimmering “normalcy” gaslights victims. The first plague reveals the blood. Receipt: Psalm 106:37-38 on shedding innocent blood polluting the land. Modern: Censorship and narrative control hide data on harms.
God pakad — remembered and visited the affliction and the lies (Exodus 4:31). The people believed not in abstract power but in divine empathy for their specific trauma. The plagues redeem each lie. Israel emerges through a bloody doorway — birth reversing the stillborn deception (Exodus 12).
Bereishit frames it: Egypt as anti-creation — slavery instead of partnership, death instead of life, lies instead of truth. Yet “the more they afflicted them, the more they multiplied” (Exodus 1:12). The Blueprint prevails.
From Egypt to Now: The 3300-Year Replay of the Same Lies Under New Names
History repeats the Bereishit pattern because the yetzer hara and the powers’ temptations persist. Empires rise (Daniel 2 statue: gold Babylon → silver Persia → bronze Greece → iron Rome → feet of iron/clay — divided modern powers). The “feet” phase feels like our era: strong technology mixed with brittle division, global coordination masking control.
Modern Dehumanization (“Snakes”): “One World Order” narratives (or critiques of globalism) often label resisters “threats to democracy,” “conspiracy theorists,” or “haters.” Jews face selective outrage — “hate Jews” spikes while biblical Israel is delegitimized. Receipt: “They hate me without cause” (Psalm 69:4). Tovia Singer: Nations gather against Jerusalem (Zechariah 12), but this proves the prophets true. The serpent’s lie scales globally.
Modern Killing of Children (Stillborn Lie): The Mexico City studies (Calderón-Garcidueñas) are receipts in real time — pollution causing Alzheimer’s-like changes in children’s brains via autopsies. PM2.5 particles seed tau/amyloid from early childhood. Slow neuro-poisoning undermines the next generation’s ability to pursue Torah goals. Broader: Industrial-scale abortion, trafficking, and environmental toxins mirror Pharaoh’s attack on the future. Receipt: “Shed innocent blood… the land was polluted” (Psalm 106:38). Children are the carriers of Bereishit wisdom.
Modern Hiding Crimes (Nile Cover): Censorship, algorithmic suppression, and narrative control make the “river” look normal. Data on policy harms, trafficking networks, or pollution effects disappear. Receipt: Blood cries from the ground (Genesis 4:10). Plagues (exposures) reveal it.
Vaccines: 17 million COVID
On vaccines and “OWO” population control “in all their writings”: This is a common interpretive lens in some circles, often citing misread Gates quotes (2010 TED: better health/vaccines reduce future growth rates via lower child mortality leading to smaller families — demographic fact, not killing) or UN sustainability docs.
The “One World Order” as modern Pharaoh: Centralized power, surveillance, debt, and cultural conformity echo Egyptian total control. Daniel’s divided kingdom fits fragmented globalism. Yet Bereishit promises the stone — uncut by human hands — smashes it (Daniel 2:34-35).
Our Sages on Reincarnation and the End of Days — Jeremiah 16 Hunters and the Lies of the Nations
Our sages teach that at the end of days, many souls will return through gilgul (reincarnation) so that all may experience the final redemption. The generation that perished in the wilderness — those who doubted and did not enter the Land — will be reborn to witness and participate in the geulah they missed.
Likewise, the enemies of Israel throughout history (Amalek, Edom/Rome, and their spiritual heirs) will be reincarnated to face judgment, rectification, or the ultimate recognition of truth. This is not random; it fulfills the Bereishit arc of return and tikkun. Jeremiah 16 speaks directly to our moment: After the ingathering, God declares He will send “fishers” to gently draw Israel back, then “hunters” who will hunt them from every mountain, hill, and hiding place (Jeremiah 16:16).
The Mayor of New York- The World – Who’s Next
Persecution and pressure force the return from exile and assimilation — exactly as we see today with rising global antisemitism and events forcing aliyah and Jewish self-identification. The mayor of New York and leaders worldwide proclaim lies; nations declare, “Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.
Shall a man make gods unto himself, and they are no gods?” (Jeremiah 16:19-20). Yet these same nations — our spiritual brothers in the family of Adam — will ultimately confess the falsehood of their idols and cling to the tzitzit of the Jew (Zechariah 8:23).
The hunters drive the hidden ones home; the fishers welcome them. As in the video teaching by Rabbi Tovia Singer on Jewish civil war and redemption, external hatred (post-October 7 realities and beyond) forces the unity we need.
Jeremiah 16: Fishers and Hunters
Zechariah 12 and the Wound of October 7, 2023 — Messiah ben Yosef and the Changing of the Heart.
The Torah’s pattern reaches its climax in Zechariah chapter 12. The prophet declares that in the end of days, all the nations will gather against Jerusalem and Judah to wage war. Then comes the pivotal moment: “They shall look unto Me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for him, as one mourns for an only son” (Zechariah 12:10). Rabbi Tovia Singer and Rabbi Glazerson have both pointed out that this verse carries a profound connection to October 7, 2023.
That day was the piercing wound — the brutal attack that tore open the heart of the Jewish people. The unspeakable atrocities, the murdered families, the hostages, the images seared into our souls — it was a collective piercing that changed Israel forever. What followed was exactly what Zechariah foretold: a national mourning, a softening of hearts, a return to Hashem and to one another that had not been seen in generations. The wound of October 7 awakened the spirit of grace and supplication (Zechariah 12:10).
It began fulfilling the prophecy that the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem would receive a new heart. This is the work of Mashiach ben Yosef — the suffering, fighting Messiah who comes first to gather the exiles and confront the enemies, often at great cost. October 7 was that moment of piercing, and the mourning and teshuva that followed are the direct fulfillment of Zechariah’s words. The heart of Israel is changing before our eyes.
One Heart Israel One Adam
Now we must become one in heart, as the Book of Ezra describes: The returning exiles gathered “as one man” (ish echad) to build the altar and renew offerings despite fear and opposition (Ezra 3:1-6). Baseless hatred destroyed the Second Temple; unity will rebuild it. Overcoming internal division — the “Jewish civil war” that Singer highlights — is the final preparation.
The hunters (persecution) and fishers (encouragement) are already at work. Our brothers among the nations confess the lies of false gods. The wilderness generation returns to taste redemption. Enemies are reincarnated for the great reckoning and potential tikkun. The family of Adam reunites.
Bereishit Fulfilled: Elijah, Redemption, and the Family of Adam Returning
The arc of history is not endless oppression. Bereishit points to return. Elijah heals generational rupture so children fulfill the fathers’ goals in Torah (Malachi 3:24). Tovia Singer: The Bible is our family album. Prophecies unfold — ingathering, nations recognizing truth, war proving Hashem’s sovereignty, then universal knowledge of God (Isaiah 2, Zechariah 14). Israel, as Or LaGoyim, shares the wisdom each nation was assigned in the family of Adam.
The Mexico pollution crisis, rising “hate Jews,” hidden harms — these are birth pangs. The lies surface. The Nile turns to blood. The stone strikes. No lack in Hashem’s universe when aligned. Decisions cost, but relationships unlock blessings. “You and Hashem” — direct connection, not an external savior alone.
As a people of receipts, we document the pattern, teach in prisons and small synagogues, preserve family DNA stories, create content, and build. POD shirts, websites, books — modern matteh (staff/tribe) exposing the snake.
Call to Action: Live Bereishit Now
See the pattern. Protect children (physically, spiritually, cognitively). Reject dehumanization. Expose hidden crimes with the truth. Share Torah wisdom universally. Raise goal-oriented generations. Become one in heart like Ezra. The Tree of Life is the antidote. The world is full of blessings when we guard creation.
Bereishit is the history of history because it contains the end in the beginning. The same God who saw Egypt’s lies sees ours. The redemption is unfolding. Let the Bible speak. Turn hearts. Build the Temple in our time — inner and outer — for the family of Adam.
May we merit the full geulah speedily.
The Blueprint holds. Chazak ve’ematz.
Hazan Gavriel ben David
Key Takeaways
- The article explores the concept of Jewish History through the lens of the Torah’s Bereishit, illustrating the pattern of creation, fall, exile, and redemption.
- It connects ancient themes of Egyptian oppression with modern challenges, highlighting dehumanization, harm to children, and hidden truths.
- Figures like Elijah and prophetic visions point towards the return and healing of the Jewish people, emphasizing unity and recognition of divine truth.
- The text discusses significant events, including the wounds from October 7, 2023, as pivotal moments for collective mourning and spiritual awakening.
- A call to action urges individuals to protect the next generation, reject dehumanization, and embrace Torah wisdom for a better future.