Greetings Doves;

     In our shules we sing a praise and worship song titled “Mikamocha” – ‘Who is like unto you’. It comes from Exodus 15:

	Exodus 15
11.	Who is like unto thee, O LORD, among the gods? who is like thee, glorious in holiness, fearful in praises, doing wonders?

 

 In Hebrew it is rendered Mikamocha baalim Adonai – ‘Who is like unto thee O Lord among the gods?’.

 

     Hasatan does his best to counterfeit what the Lord does and what He receives.  In the Book of Rev. there is a ‘satanic mikamocha’, wherein the beast tries to secure similar praises due to the Lord: Rev 13:

4.	And they worshipped the dragon which gave power unto the beast: and they worshipped the beast, saying, Who is like unto the beast? who is able to make war with him?

 

     Hasatan, likes to obtain praise similar unto God. Indeed he also tries to imitate God’s omniscience (all-knowingness)! The enemy will do this imitation of omniscience via the knowledge stored up in computer systems; omnipresence will be imitated via web cams, RFID’s, chips, biometrics etc. Computers do not constitute the beast himself, but in order for the beast to imitate certain attributes of God, he must use worldly, secular things, in addition to the demonic realm.

     P.S. Yesterday I think I made a typo; the end of days in Hebrew is acharit hayamim, not hayadadim, sorry for the error.

 

BaShem Yeshua Sarenu Shalom    TEFE