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Kabbalist is the equivalent of bedecking themselves with the light of Lucifer and making it part of
their life. A shocking connection is made between the modern Judaic practice of donning the tallit
gadol and the initiatory rites of Freemasonry as one observes a modern rabbi demonstrating how to
don the tallit. Notice that the rabbi speaking at the beginning of the following video is wearing a suit
with a jacket. As he begins to demonstrate how to properly don the tallit we see that he has removed
his left arm from the jacket and folded it back exposing his left breast in imitation of the rites of
Freemasonry. Surely, this practice arises from the worship of Lucifer embraced by the adepts of
Kabbalah and Freemasonry, but which is done in ignorance by the majority who have their eyes
blindfolded (sometimes literally) to the truth.

How to Put On the Tallis
http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1569717/jewish/How-to-Put-On-a-Tallis.htm

The weight of the accumulated evidence reveals the apostasy that characterizes the practice of
Judaism today. A young Jewish boy at the age of 13, a number used by Yahweh to denote rebellion
and apostasy, has his introduction to rabbinic Judaism. He receives the tefillin, placing the letter Shin
at the forehead and the Daled at the base of the skull, encompassing his mind with “shed,” the
demonic, or “shade” evil spirits and darkness. His arm is wrapped 13 times, further signifying
rebellion. He has the Yud/chochma, the light of Lucifer bound to his hand. Over his head he dons the
tallit, an act that in itself dishonors Yahweh who would have all men’s heads uncovered in His
presence. On the edges of the tallit are the rabbinic form of the tzitzit, further marked with the number
13 for rebellion.

As we open our eyes, we see the reality of the words spoken by Yahshua.

Matthew 23:15
“Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites, because you travel about on sea and land to make one
proselyte; and when he becomes one, you make him twice as much a son of hell as yourselves.”

I would close this chapter by relating an account a brother in Christ (Mark) recently shared with me
of a trip he made to Israel. The details of his experiences are a far cry from what is often described
by tour operators and ministers who are seeking to round up recruits to journey with them to the
“Holy Land.” This brother in Yahshua shared the following.