Bechukotai in a Nutshell

From the article, 'The Rebbe on the Holocaust', on our site: "In his writings and discussions on the subject, the Rebbe rejected all theological explanations for the Holocaust. What greater conceit — the Rebbe would say — and what greater heartlessness, can there be than to give a "reason" for the death and torture of millions of innocent men, women and children? Can we presume to assume that an explanation small enough to fit inside the finite bounds of human reason can explain a horror of such magnitude? We can only concede that there are things that lie beyond the finite ken of the human mind. Echoing his father-in-law, the Rebbe would say: It is not my task to justify G‑d on this. Only G‑d Himself can answer for what He allowed to happen. And the only answer we will accept, said the Rebbe, is the immediate and complete Redemption that will forever banish evil from the face of the earth and bring to light the intrinsic goodness and perfection of G‑d's creation." Reply

There are Noahide groups learning from Orthodox rabbis. See asknoah.org Reply

I'm a gentile. Not a Noahide, nor proselytized. I also am not a xtian. I abide and follow Torah to the best of my understandings, and how I was given it by The Most High is no more linear than that which is received by Isra'el at Sinai.

In fact I came to this particular section because of xtain focuses on "the rebuke of Torah" which demonstrates a continued ignorance of The Most High (Praise the ETERNAL forever) where they can't even begin to perceive the amazing blessings within the Mitzvot and see only the curses and forget the blessings within each of the Mitzvot.

I know the following:

1. What is taught within Xtianity, is a lie. they need this lie to worship a god made after their own image.
2. They will use gibberish (Greek) rather than learn Hebrew, and all the facets and blessings refusing to see any proof which requires even so much as an understanding of Torah from a Jewish, Israeli, or point of view of a nation in captivity.

Don't hold your breathe. Reply

Yes he does promise material prosperity. Look at the example of Abraham and Lot having to part ways. Why? Due to material wealth. A harvest can be material prosperity, money, a job believed for, a car believed for. Why do you put HaShem in a box, and believe only by what you see and not the reality of the Tanakh? He prospered So many people, who would listen and believe, having faith! Reply

Yes he do! Reply

Indeed.

It's even alluded to in the Shema -

"This will happen if you keep the commandments I have given you today... I will provide you with oil, grain, wine, grass for your cattle..."

Taking this literally, it would be pretty difficult to only grow/produce a subsistence level of harvest; a surplus would be likely, which would allow the observant to make a living from what they have produced, leading to a certain level of prosperity. Reply