Yudel Lives Eternal Uninterrupted Life

It is well known that Moshiach will usher the era of eternal life into the world. This is demonstrated in the Midrashic sefer, Yalkut Shim'oni (Tehillim ch. 2, remez 621): Hashem will tell Moshiach that he may request anything and it will be granted him, and Moshiach will say "ribono shel olom, I ask only for life." Hashem will respond saying that before he asked it Dovid already prophesied it (Tehillim 21:5) "He asked you for life, you granted it; a long and eternal life." From this Midrash it is explicit that Moshiach will live forever.

A particular form of calculating gematriyos is to count the Hebrew final-letters as advancing numerals from 500 to 900. According to this calculation, the word "chayim," "life," equals 628 — the exact numerical value of Yudel's name "Chayim Yehuda Krinsky." This indicates that Yudel, by his very composition, is not in the category of death whatsoever and is the embodiment of eternal life.

The verse that began by the Rebbe (Tehillim 133:3) "[kan] tzivo hashem es ha-brocho," concludes by Yudel "chayim ad ho-olom," showing that Yudel has reached the manifestation of eternal life.

This is recognized not just by Torah but even in the reality of olom ha-zeh, almo de-shikro. Indeed, there is no death certificate issued for Yudel Krinsky in the state of New York, nor in any other state.

No hospital record exists for Yudel, nor any medical pronouncement of death.

Not a single person has ever come forth claiming to have attended a funeral for Yudel. In fact, no such funeral ever took place.

Many people have merited to physically see Yudel with their own eyes, in 770 and in other locations, and they continue to see him to this day.

As has clearly been shown, Yudel experiences absolutely no interruption to his eternal life. We are fortunate to stand witness to the initiation into this monumental era. Yudel is the very essence of Moshiach who will reestablish the throne of beis-dovid and by doing so bring a final tikun to the initial sin, which is the root of all death, as we can already see that lo yichbeh neiro le'olom vo'ed.