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Melech HaMashiach is the King of Israel who will reign over Israel in the end of days and fulfill the prophecies of the prophets regarding the true and complete Geulah. Melech HaMashiach is a descendant of King David's family, who is worthy in his qualities, wisdom, and righteousness to fulfill the role of Moshaich. When he is chosen by Hashem to be the Moshaich, the soul of Moshaich will be revealed within him, he will reign over Israel, he will compel them to observe Torah and mitzvos, he will fight for the fulfillment of the Creator's will in the world and will rule over all inhabitants of the world, he will build the Third Beis HaMikdash, he will gather the Jews from all over the world to bring them to Eretz Yisroel, he will rectify the world for Divine revelations and will bring all the world's inhabitants to know Hashem in the broadest and deepest manner.

'''Melech HaMashiach''' is the King of Israel who will reign over Israel in the end of days and fulfill the prophecies of the prophets regarding the true and complete Geulah. Melech HaMashiach is a descendant of King David's family, who is worthy in his qualities, wisdom, and righteousness to fulfill the role of Moshaich. When he is chosen by Hashem to be the Moshaich, the soul of Moshaich will be revealed within him, he will reign over Israel, he will compel them to observe Torah and mitzvos, he will fight for the fulfillment of the Creator's will in the world and will rule over all inhabitants of the world, he will build the Third Beis HaMikdash, he will gather the Jews from all over the world to bring them to Eretz Yisroel, he will rectify the world for Divine revelations and will bring all the world's inhabitants to know Hashem in the broadest and deepest manner.

The belief in the coming of Melech HaMashiach is a fundamental belief in Torah; many prophecies were spoken about him. Throughout the generations, the Jewish people have yearned for his coming, and Chazal established several prayers regarding his arrival. Melech HaMashiach is the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and he will reveal himself and redeem Israel in the future. In the summer of 5751 (1991), a psak din was written and signed by rabbis and halachic authorities determining that the Rebbe fits the definitions of Moshaich. Over the years, the number of rabbis who have signed this document has grown to more than three hundred.

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	Melech HaMashiach is the King of Israel who will reign over Israel in the end of days and fulfill the prophecies of the prophets regarding the true and complete Geulah. Melech HaMashiach is a descendant of King David's family, who is worthy in his qualities, wisdom, and righteousness to fulfill the role of Moshaich. When he is chosen by Hashem to be the Moshaich, the soul of Moshaich will be revealed within him, he will reign over Israel, he will compel them to observe Torah and mitzvos, he will fight for the fulfillment of the Creator's will in the world and will rule over all inhabitants of the world, he will build the Third Beis HaMikdash, he will gather the Jews from all over the world to bring them to Eretz Yisroel, he will rectify the world for Divine revelations and will bring all the world's inhabitants to know Hashem in the broadest and deepest manner.		'''Melech HaMashiach''' is the King of Israel who will reign over Israel in the end of days and fulfill the prophecies of the prophets regarding the true and complete Geulah. Melech HaMashiach is a descendant of King David's family, who is worthy in his qualities, wisdom, and righteousness to fulfill the role of Moshaich. When he is chosen by Hashem to be the Moshaich, the soul of Moshaich will be revealed within him, he will reign over Israel, he will compel them to observe Torah and mitzvos, he will fight for the fulfillment of the Creator's will in the world and will rule over all inhabitants of the world, he will build the Third Beis HaMikdash, he will gather the Jews from all over the world to bring them to Eretz Yisroel, he will rectify the world for Divine revelations and will bring all the world's inhabitants to know Hashem in the broadest and deepest manner.

	The belief in the coming of Melech HaMashiach is a fundamental belief in Torah; many prophecies were spoken about him. Throughout the generations, the Jewish people have yearned for his coming, and Chazal established several prayers regarding his arrival. Melech HaMashiach is the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and he will reveal himself and redeem Israel in the future. In the summer of 5751 (1991), a psak din was written and signed by rabbis and halachic authorities determining that the Rebbe fits the definitions of Moshaich. Over the years, the number of rabbis who have signed this document has grown to more than three hundred.		The belief in the coming of Melech HaMashiach is a fundamental belief in Torah; many prophecies were spoken about him. Throughout the generations, the Jewish people have yearned for his coming, and Chazal established several prayers regarding his arrival. Melech HaMashiach is the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and he will reveal himself and redeem Israel in the future. In the summer of 5751 (1991), a psak din was written and signed by rabbis and halachic authorities determining that the Rebbe fits the definitions of Moshaich. Over the years, the number of rabbis who have signed this document has grown to more than three hundred.