Rabbi Yitzchak Batzri: A Debate Among the Tzaddikim About When Mashiach Will Come - A Message from Heaven by Rebbetzin Batzri After a Clinical Death

The complete redemption is very near. On the eve of Passover 5780, the righteous Rebbetzin Tzipora Batzri, of blessed memory, passed away. She was the wife of the kabbalist, the esteemed Rav David Batzri shlit"a, and the sister of the esteemed Rav Ben Tzion Mutzafi shlit"a.

Before her passing, she recounted seeing in Gan Eden a great debate among the tzaddikim about whether the complete redemption would happen immediately or in a short time.

Following the article we presented from the testimony of Rabbi Yaakov Zissholtz, we continue to bring the testimony of her son, the kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Batzri shlit"a:

"There was a debate among the tzaddikim about whether to bring the Mashiach now or if the time has not yet come. Some said immediately now, and some said in a little more time."

"Mother told them now, but they did not heed her."

"One tzaddik with insight from the settlements said that in Nissan, there will not be a single Jew who does not know that the redemption has begun. That tzaddik, who was very ill and recently recovered, said, 'Know that the redemption is very, very near. There is a debate whether it will be in Nissan or a little later,' exactly as Mother testified she saw above.

I understand that they did not accept Mother's words to bring the redemption because she wanted to live, but my mother was a strong woman, and she ascended to heaven (passed away) in order not to give up (on the matter of redemption).

In these very days, as we stand right at the threshold, this is what we feel. I think everyone should consider how they can strengthen their service of Hashem. When Mashiach comes, he will look and see with his face; he smells a person's fear of heaven. And the greatest shame will be for a person if Mashiach smells the not good, so we all need to return in teshuvah.