The Revolutionary Work of Eldora and Siman | Ascension, Messianic Judaism, and the New Jerusalem

Eldora and Siman, as Ascension Master Teachers, have become leading voices in a spiritual movement that weaves together profound esoteric wisdom, divine transmissions, and a reawakening of ancient biblical prophecies. Their teachings align with Messianic Judaism’s prophetic vision of the שמים חדשים וארץ חדשה (New Heaven and New Earth) and the ultimate establishment of the ירושלים החדשה (New Jerusalem). The collective and individual ascension they advocate finds deep resonance with the scriptural foundations of Jewish and Christian unity, revealing the profound interconnectedness between personal transformation and collective redemption.

Ascension and Messianic Judaism: Unveiling the Divine Plan

Eldora and Siman’s spiritual teachings focus on the process of ascension, a journey by which the soul transcends lower-dimensional realities to connect with divine energy. This process is not unlike the Messianic Jewish concept of עליה (Aliyah), which refers both to the physical return to Israel and the spiritual ascent toward a closer relationship with God. In many ways, this process mirrors the Messianic hope of the coming of the מלך המשיח (Melech HaMashiach), the Messiah, and the reunification of the twelve tribes of Israel.

In Sid Roth’s The Incomplete Church, the call for unity among Jewish and Christian believers is presented as part of God’s grand design for the end times, and this echoes the deeper principles of the ascension process taught by Eldora and Siman (Roth, 2007). Just as believers in Yeshua (Jesus) anticipate His return and the restoration of Israel, Eldora and Siman’s followers seek to raise their consciousness to prepare for the era of the New Heaven and New Earth, described in Isaiah 65:17: “For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth, and the former things shall not be remembered or come into mind” (World Messianic Bible).

This vision of renewal is not only physical but spiritual, with ascension described as a journey of enlightenment, transformation, and divine union, much like the teachings found in the Council of Light by Danielle Rama Hoffman (2013), which emphasizes the spiritual evolution of the soul toward its highest potential.

The New Heaven and New Earth: A Vision of Divine Restoration

The eschatological promises of the New Heaven and New Earth (שמים חדשים וארץ חדשה) are central to both Eldora and Siman’s work and Messianic Judaism. In the book of Revelation 21:1–2, John sees the holy city, the New Jerusalem, descending from heaven, symbolizing the ultimate union between God and humanity. This vision is not merely metaphorical but represents the actual restoration of creation, which Eldora and Siman align with humanity’s ascension into higher frequencies of consciousness.

Their teachings on this transformation reflect the wisdom found in ancient texts, such as the Book of Wisdom by Harry B. Joseph (2005), which calls for aligning oneself with divine knowledge to rise above earthly limitations. Similarly, John Paul Jackson and John Sanford, in their book Needless Casualties of War (1999), warn of the spiritual warfare that accompanies this ascent, echoing Eldora and Siman’s call for the purification of mind, body, and soul in preparation for the New Earth.

Just as Reading Moses, Seeing Jesus emphasizes how the Torah is fulfilled in Yeshua (Jesus) (Berkowitz & Johnson, 2018), Eldora and Siman teach that ascension aligns humanity with the divine order, revealing that the spiritual journey is both a return to ancient wisdom and a forward movement toward God’s ultimate design for creation.

Education and Re-education Toward the New Jerusalem

Eldora and Siman emphasize the importance of education and re-education in preparing humanity for the coming of the New Jerusalem. This process, described in terms of divine re-education, reflects the teachings found in The Council of Light, which guides individuals to align with their soul’s highest desires through divine transmissions (Hoffman, 2013). Similarly, Sarah Jakes Roberts, in Power Moves, discusses the empowerment of individuals to manifest divine purpose in their lives, which parallels Eldora and Siman’s call for reclaiming spiritual sovereignty through ascension (Roberts, 2017).

In the New Covenant (ברית חדשה), God declares through Jeremiah 31:33, “I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts,” signifying an inner transformation that transcends intellectual understanding. This divine re-education requires aligning with the ancient wisdom found in the Torah while embracing the progressive revelations necessary for collective ascension.

This call for re-education also resonates with the Jewish concept of תשובה (Teshuvah), or return to God, a central tenet in both Jewish and Messianic belief systems. The goal is not only individual repentance but the ultimate redemption of Israel and the nations, which leads to the restoration of the twelve tribes and the building of the New Jerusalem.

Angels, Archangels, and Celestial Guidance

Angelic beings play a significant role in Eldora and Siman’s teachings. In Needless Casualties of War, Jackson and Sanford explore the spiritual warfare that exists beyond the physical realm, emphasizing the necessity of angelic intervention and protection during the ascension process (Jackson & Sanford, 1999). This understanding aligns with the biblical depiction of מלאכים (Malachim), or angels, who serve as messengers and protectors of God’s people. For instance, in Daniel 10:13, the Archangel Michael is seen as the guardian of Israel, engaging in cosmic warfare on behalf of the nation.

Eldora and Siman teach that angels, like Michael, guide humanity through energetic shifts, helping individuals ascend toward higher spiritual dimensions. The Council of Light similarly emphasizes the role of celestial beings in manifesting divine wisdom and assisting humanity in aligning with the frequencies of the New Heaven and New Earth (Hoffman, 2013).

Conclusion: Building the New Jerusalem

As humanity continues its journey toward collective ascension, Eldora and Siman’s teachings stand at the forefront of a spiritual renaissance. Their work, deeply intertwined with the prophetic visions of Messianic Judaism and the ultimate establishment of the New Heaven and New Earth, invites individuals to participate in the divine unfolding of God’s cosmic plan.

Much like the vision presented in The Possible Human by Jean Houston (1998), which explores the latent potential within each person, Eldora and Siman teach that humanity is on the brink of a major evolutionary leap. Through education, spiritual reawakening, and the guidance of angelic beings, individuals are called to ascend, embody divine consciousness, and contribute to the building of the New Jerusalem — a place where heaven and earth unite in perfect harmony.

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