moshiach

The English word “messiah” comes from the Hebrew word moshiach, which simply means “an anointed one.”

The Jesus Dynasty James D. Tabor 2006

The English word “messiah” comes from the Hebrew word moshiach, which simply means “an anointed one.”

The Jesus Dynasty James D. Tabor 2006

He was genuinely convinced the messiah - "moshiach" to Orthodox Jews - would come in his lifetime.

The Washington Times stories: Latest Headlines 2010

Schneerson, still thought to be the moshiach, or messiah, by many followers despite his death in 1994, characterized the Holocaust as an operation by God, “the specialist surgeon” who cuts off a “hopelessly poisoned” limb in order to “save the life of the patient,” i.e., “the Jewish people.”

The Lampshade Mark Jacobson 2010

But the Midrashwell, it mentions the moshiach a lot, and he looks different every time.

Change of Heart Jodi Picoult 2008

Specially when it is out of ignorance, since it is clear to anyone who knows the movement that those who believe that the Rebbe is moshiach are just a small minority in proportion.

25th Hour | Jewschool 2007

MaxKohanzad · October 20th, 2007 at 2:37 pm according to strict halacha it is possible for the Rebbe to be moshiach even though he passed away. how so?

An interesting letter | Jewschool 2007

He was “anointed” as a priest by his brother Moses and is referred to in the Hebrew text as a “moshiach” or “messiah” Exodus 40:12–15.

The Jesus Dynasty James D. Tabor 2006

He was “anointed” as a priest by his brother Moses and is referred to in the Hebrew text as a “moshiach” or “messiah” Exodus 40:12–15.

The Jesus Dynasty James D. Tabor 2006

Other brillaint Hertzberg quotes, “The right-wing is heading towards making Israel the new South Africa,” and “If the moshiach is going to come in our day, he shoulda come to Auschwitz.”

Hertzberg & Yoffie On The Future of Zionism | Jewschool 2003