Looking deeper into this account, we recognize that the ultimate dwelling place of God is within each and every one of us.

There is conclusive evidence that both Torah and Rabbinic halacha regarding the pre-birth child as fully human and subject to the same protections and respect as all other people.”

We now find ourselves in perilous times where human ideas rather than spiritual and moral principles inform our attitudes and decisions.

Once upon a time great rabbis, whose minds were infused with the presence of the Almighty, knew and publicly declared that babies in the womb were alive, sentient, and aware.

Government sanctioned idolatry, torture and murder cause the ruin of the kingdom of Egypt.

Denying this miracle supports delusional thinking that produces death and misery revealed as plagues suited to our time.

As God consciousness and a desire for rectification expand among the people of the world, child murder and its evil cousins will fade away, ushering in the radiant and good land promised to our enslaved ancestors in Egypt.

Malevolent assaults on innocent human life surround us daily. At the delicate stages of early life, thousands of babies suffer torture and death in the womb. Children who make it out to the womb alive face monumental psychological, spiritual and medical health challenges due to harmful federal and state health and human welfare policies promoted as safe, effective and conscientious.

It has become acceptable in almost all places in the world to apply the ultimate banishment to these human beings, death in the womb without pain medication by poisoning, starving, dismembering, and lethal injecting. Allowing born alive infants to die after delivery or keeping them alive for organ harvesting now completes the list of torture.

Let us pause a moment to lament today's fatalities. the mothers who die from abortion and the babies whose lives are brutally ended by late term dismemberment and/or lethal injection, partial birth abortion, or kept alive for organ harvesting sales to the highest bidder