Why is abortion so wrong


baby in womb

When is the best time of our life? When we are born? when we die? when we are in our youth? when we are in mid age? Based on a statement in Talmud Nidah 30b, it is when we are a fetus in the womb.
We also learn a fascinating finding based on Gematria as noted below.

I hear in the news about abortion and I must say it is horrible to kill a fetus that is enjoying such bliss in the womb of it's mother.

A weekly Torah article, from Shvili Pinchas Ma'amirim, talks about pregnancy, and teaches us the following: Rabbi Simlai taught us...v'ain lecha yamim she'adam sharui b'tovah yoser mei'osan hayamim or And there are no days better for mankind that is residing in bliss more than those days (residing in the womb). See  Talmud Nidah 30b.

We are also taught by Rabbi Simlai that the fetus is taught the entire Torah in the womb. The proof is based on Gematria.  The gematria of the above phrase is 2320. Another phrase with the same number can be found at Exodus 6:3, where it says, and I appeared to Avraham, to Isaac and to Jacob in the name of Keil Shaddai, but with the name of Hashem I did not make myself known to them.

This teaches us that God appears to each and every fetus and teaches the child the Torah. We see this from a gematria of 2320 from Psalms 99:7, where king David says, in a pillar of cloud He spoke to them, they obeyed his testimonies and whatever decree he gave them. See also  Rashi in his commentary of the above phrase in Exodus where he tells us that God performed miracles to the patriarchs. If we take it a step further to pregnancy, it teaches us the miracle of child birth as creation of a human being occurs in complete darkness, the exact opposite how mankind creates in light, God creates in pitch darkness.

With all this said and done, how can we take a life? A life that has so much potential.

To read more of my findings based on gematria, go here and thanks for stopping by...
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