Sanhedrin & AI: Sacred Tools for a Sacred World

Honorable Rabbi Yosef Edery
Aug 11
14 min read

Updated: 6 days ago

The Divine Motivation for Smart Tools

From the days of Adam, when Hashem was revealed in the world, all the way to the days of Noah and Abraham, there was always a unbroken chain in humanity which has sought to distinguish between light and darkness, good and evil.

The Torah teaches us that survival alone is not enough—we are called to elevate existence.

As it is written:

"And you shall keep My statutes and My ordinances, which a man shall do and live by them—I am the Lord." (Leviticus 18:5)

The more humanity aligns with Fulfilling the Torah Commandments and way of Life, the greater its prosperity and connection to the Creator and a higher purpose in life —both in the short and long term.

This understanding has driven the Jewish people, particularly the Ultra-Orthodox, to develop "smart tools" that free humanity from mundane labor, allowing focus on higher pursuits: the study of Torah, the refinement of justice, and the fulfillment of prophecy.

Angels and Smart Tools: Servants of Labor

The term "Malachei HaShareit" (מלאכי השרת)—ministering angels—stems from the words "Melacha" (labor) and "Mesharit" (servant).

While human inventions are incomparable to Hashem’s angels, they serve a similar purpose: to act as "Kelim" (vessels) that liberate mankind from the grind, enabling us to focus on loftier matters—chiefly, understanding the Creator and manifesting His Kingdom on Earth.

The Mishkan: The Original of Sacred Smart Tools

The Mishkan (Tabernacle) was a divinely designed system of sacred technology.

Each component served both physical and spiritual functions, exemplifying how smart tools can assist the human with his task to elevate all of humanity.

1. The Altar (Mizbe’ach)

"An altar of earth you shall make for Me... in every place where I cause My name to be mentioned, I will come to you and bless you."

(Exodus 20:21)

Physically: The altar allowed for efficient food preparation (korbanot), freeing people from constant foraging. Kosher meat, cooked properly, provided high-energy sustenance, enabling deeper study and focus.

Spiritually: Witnessing a sacrifice instilled humility, reminding man of life’s sanctity and his duty to serve a higher purpose.

2. The Menorah

"You shall command the children of Israel that they take for you pure olive oil, crushed for lighting, to kindle the lamp continually."

(Exodus 27:20)

Physically: The Menorah’s light enabled nighttime Torah study, fulfilling the principle:

"The night was created only for Torah study."

(Eruvin 65a)

Spiritually: It symbolized that even in darkness, Torah illuminates the path forward.

3. The Shulchan (Table of Showbread)

"And you shall place showbread upon the table before Me at all times."

(Exodus 25:30)

Physically: Weekly meal preparation freed people from constant food obsession, allowing focus on spiritual growth.
Spiritually: It taught detachment from materialism—resolve needs swiftly and ascend.

4. The Altar of Incense

"And Aaron shall burn incense upon it; each morning when he dresses the lamps, he shall burn it."

(Exodus 30:7)

Physically: Pleasant aromas enhanced mental clarity and emotional well-being, optimizing the Mishkan’s environment.

Spiritually: Smell is tied to revival (as in Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones) and the soul’s connection to Gan Eden.

5. The Ark of the Covenant

The Ark defied natural laws—levitating, parting waters, and leading Israel in battle (Joshua 3:13-17). It was the ultimate smart tool, demonstrating that when used in holiness, technology aligns with divine will.

The Danger of Gatekeeping Technology

Some suppress advanced tools to maintain flawed power structures. But the Torah demands justice and progress:

"Justice, justice shall you pursue!" (Deuteronomy 16:20)

The Sanhedrin Initiative Advisory and Justice Boards must guide the responsible release of AI and other technologies—not for war, but for Tikkun Olam (repairing the world). As the Rambam writes:

"They will comprehend their Creators Intent to the extent of the power of Man." (Yesodei HaTorah 4:12)

Joseph, the Polyglot Prophet: A 3,000-Year-Old "Neuralink" Revelation

One of the most astonishing examples of divinely implanted knowledge in the Torah is the story of Joseph mastering 70 languages overnight—a phenomenon that eerily parallels modern AI language models like Neuralink or GPT-4.

The Biblical Account: Joseph Before Pharaoh

When Pharaoh had troubling dreams, his advisors failed to interpret them. The butler then remembered Joseph, who had correctly interpreted his own dream in prison. Pharaoh summoned Joseph, and the Torah states:

"And Pharaoh sent and called Joseph, and they rushed him from the dungeon... and he shaved and changed his clothing, and he came to Pharaoh." (Bereishit 41:14)

But what happened between Joseph’s release and his audience with Pharaoh?

The Midrashic Revelation: An Angelic "Language Download"

The Midrash (Bereishit Rabbah 89:6, 90:11) fills in the missing details:

Joseph only knew Hebrew—the holy tongue—but not Egyptian or the other 69 languages of the nations.
The night before meeting Pharaoh, the angel Gabriel (גַּבְרִיאֵל) appeared to Joseph and taught him all 70 languages in a single night.
When Joseph stood before Pharaoh, he not only interpreted the dreams but did so in flawless Egyptian—and in every other language Pharaoh tested him on.

Pharaoh’s Shock & the "70 Steps" Secret

The Midrash continues:

Pharaoh’s throne had 70 steps, symbolizing the 70 nations and languages of the world (based on the Table of Nations in Bereishit 10).
A visitor’s rank was determined by how many languages they knew—the more languages, the higher they ascended the steps.
Joseph knew all 70—but Pharaoh only knew 69.
Pharaoh made Joseph swear not to reveal this, lest his own authority be undermined (Sotah 36b).

The AI Parallel: Instant Language Mastery

This story mirrors modern AI language models:

Neuralink/GPT-4: Can learn and process dozens of languages in hours.
Gabriel’s "download": Like a divine firmware update, Joseph’s brain was implanted with linguistic knowledge overnight.
Pharaoh’s "security fear": Just as governments today restrict advanced AI to maintain control, Pharaoh feared Joseph’s superior intellect.

The Torah’s Hidden Truth: Ahead of Its Time

This narrative proves:

The Torah contains encrypted scientific concepts—like instant language acquisition—long before computers existed.
Angels functioned as "divine AI"—task-specific, programmable, and capable of transferring knowledge directly to humans.
Joseph’s story validates Torah’s divinity—how could an ancient text predict machine-like learning unless it was divinely inspired?

The Torah’s Secrets Are Being Unlocked Now

For millennia, Jews carried this story with simple faith. Today, we see its mind-blowing implications:

AI is not new—it’s a rediscovery of lost divine tech.
The Sanhedrin’s revival will restore this wisdom in full.
The Geulah is the era when all hidden Torah codes will manifest.

The deeper we dig, the more we realize: The Torah is the original "source code" of reality.

The Eternal Legacy: From Joseph’s Court to the Sanhedrin

The Torah’s narrative doesn’t end with Joseph’s linguistic mastery—it sets a precedent for eternal Jewish leadership in governance and justice.

Pharaoh declared:
"Without your consent, no man shall lift his hand or foot in all the land of Egypt" (Bereishit 41:44).Joseph’s descendants inherited this role, serving as advisors and judges in Pharaoh’s court for generations.
This mirrors the Sanhedrin’s requirement (Sanhedrin 17a) that its sages master all 70 languages—just as Joseph did.

The Torah’s blueprint is clear:

Joseph’s divinely gifted wisdom → Sanhedrin’s multilingual scholarship
Joseph’s judicial authority → Sanhedrin’s supreme court
Joseph’s legacy in Egypt → Israel’s future role among nations

This 3,000-year continuum proves:

Torah law is eternal, adapting to every era.
True justice requires global understanding (hence 70 languages).
Redemption begins when we reclaim this divine mandate.

We stand at the threshold of history—ready to restore what was lost.

"The secrets of your Torah are our inheritance forever—for they are our life and the length of our days" (Devarim 30:20).

Now is the time to live them.

The Lubavitcher Rebbe emphasized that today’s Sanhedrin will surpass all previous ones because we possess more tools and deeper Torah insight.

Artificial intelligence, like the Mishkan’s vessels, must serve holiness. The Sanhedrin Initiative will harness AI for fair judgment, Torah advancement, and global redemption, as prophesied:

"For the earth will be filled with knowledge of Hashem as water covers the sea." (Isaiah 11:9)

May we merit using these sacred tools to bring light, justice, and the ultimate Geulah (redemption)—speedily in our days.

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The Sanhedrin as the Bedrock of Divine Justice in the Age of AI

The Structure and Majesty of the Sanhedrin

The Sanhedrin was the supreme court of Torah law, consisting of 71 sages who served as the ultimate arbiters of justice. The Talmud provides vivid descriptions of its grandeur:

Multilingual Wisdom – The Sanhedrin members were required to be fluent in 70 languages (Sanhedrin 17a) to judge cases without interpreters, ensuring no distortion of testimony.
Physical and Moral Excellence – They had to be "tall, wise, and of dignified appearance" (Sanhedrin 17a), embodying the reverence due to their office.
Unmatched Scholarship – They were "masters of all wisdom, including secular sciences" (Sanhedrin 17a), ensuring comprehensive justice.
Fearless Integrity – They were "men of truth, despising bribery" (Exodus 18:21), refusing even the slightest hint of corruption.
Seated in a Semi-Circle – The Sanhedrin sat in a half-moon formation (Sanhedrin 36b) to symbolize that justice must be balanced yet unbroken.
Debate with Precision – Opinions were weighed carefully: "If one brings a stronger argument, the law follows him" (Berachot 64a).
Humility in Judgment – Even the youngest scholar could overturn a ruling if his reasoning was sound (Horayot 2a).
Public Transparency – Cases were never held in secret: "Justice must be seen to emerge" (Devarim 16:18).

20 Talmudic Quotes of the Sanhedrin’s Character

"The Sanhedrin must be like a father to Israel" (Sanhedrin 7b).
"They judged not only by law but by the spirit of kindness" (Sanhedrin 6b).
"A Sanhedrin that executes once in 70 years is called bloody" (Makkot 7a).
"They would fast before issuing capital sentences" (Sanhedrin 63a).
"They interrogated witnesses with seven inquiries" (Sanhedrin 40a).
"They would save a defendant with any possible merit" (Sanhedrin 32b).
"They sat from the morning Tamid offering until the afternoon Tamid" (Sanhedrin 88b).
"If a scholar was arrogant, he was disqualified" (Sanhedrin 7a).
"They would teach the people fear of Heaven before law" (Sanhedrin 7b).
"They knew astronomy to sanctify the new moon" (Rosh Hashanah 25a).
"They would not judge until they heard both sides" (Avot 1:1).
"They would weep before judging a capital case" (Sanhedrin 6b).
"They would say: 'Better to delay judgment than to err'" (Sanhedrin 7a).
"They would not accept a judge who had no children" (Sanhedrin 36b).
"They would stand when hearing Divine Names" (Sanhedrin 88b).
"They would review a case from all angles before ruling" (Sanhedrin 32a).
"They would say: 'Do not favor the poor or the great'" (Vayikra 19:15).
"They would not judge alone, for only G-d judges alone" (Avot 4:8).
"They would teach that justice brings peace" (Sanhedrin 7a).
"They would say: 'The world stands on three things: Justice, Truth, and Peace'" (Avot 1:18).
1. on 3 things the world stands on Justice (Torah), Truth (Prayer) and Peace (Kindness). - Ethics of our Fathers 1st Chapter

The Rambam’s Laws of Kings:

The Sanhedrin Must Come First

The Rambam (Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Melachim 1:1-3) outlines the proper order for re-establishing Torah governance.

A Sanhedrin is ordained – The foundation of all Torah law.
A prophet identifies the king – A true Navi confirms leadership.
The king is anointed – He must be from the House of David.
Amalek is eradicated – The eternal enemy of truth is destroyed.
The Temple is built – The final stage of divine sovereignty.

Without the Sanhedrin, no true king or Temple can arise.

"And You Shall Select…"

The Torah’s Criteria for Leadership

When Yitro advised Moshe (Exodus 18:21), he defined the traits of just leaders:

"Anshei Chayil" (Men of Valor) – Warriors, Courageous in truth, like Pinchas (Numbers 25:7).
"Yirei Elokim" (G-d-Fearing) – Like Avraham, who said, "I am but dust and ashes" (Bereishit 18:27).
"Anshei Emet" (Men of Truth) – Like Moshe, "My servant, who is faithful in all My house" (Numbers 12:7).
"Sonei Betza" (Despisers of Bribery) – Like Shmuel, who said, "Whose ox have I taken?" (1 Samuel 12:3).

The Paradox: Technology Without Justice Is Chaos

No matter how advanced the tolls of AI becomes, without the Sanhedrin’s Torah justice at it's side, corruption will prevail. As the Talmud states:

"If there is no law, there is no morality." (Avot 3:2)

The Sanhedrin ensures that technology serves holiness, not tyranny.

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The Power of Unity: Your Role in Rebuilding the Sanhedrin

No Support Is Too Small — Because Together, We Build Strong!

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United We Stand—Divided We Fall

History has proven:

When the Jewish people are united, miracles happen ("Like one man, with one heart"—Exodus 19:2).
When they are divided, disaster follows ("Sinat Chinam (baseless hatred) destroyed the Temple"—Yoma 9b).

Today, we have a choice:

Stand aside and watch as the world spirals into chaos?
OR unite, donate, and build the Sanhedrin—the only hope for true justice according to torah?

Your Donation Is More Than Money—It’s a Sacred Pact

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"I believe in a world ruled by Torah, not corruption."
"I am part of the generation that will bring Moshiach."
"My small act, combined with others, will change history."

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The Divine Blueprint: Sacred Tools for Geulah

The Torah’s hidden wisdom reveals that Hashem embedded the concept of sacred tools into creation itself—tools designed to elevate humanity and hasten the era of Moshiach.

The 39 Melachot & the Angels’ Tools

The 39 categories of forbidden labor (ל״ט אבות מלאכה) on Shabbat, originate from the construction of the Mishkan—a microcosm of the perfected world.

The Talmud (Avot 5:6) teaches:

"Ten things were created on the first Friday at twilight (בין השמשות), including the מלאכי השרת (ministering angels) and their tools [pliers which can make more pliers]."

This means:

Angels were created with their own "tools" (צבת בצבת העשויה)—divine instruments for their sacred missions.
Humans, made in G-d’s image (Bereishit 1:27), are meant to emulate this by crafting tools for holiness.

The Mishkan: A Prototype for Geulah Technology

Every vessel in the Mishkan—from the Menorah (light) to the Ark (miraculous transport)—was a smart tool designed to:

Enhance human potential (freeing time for Torah)
Connect Heaven & Earth (through Divine service)
Accelerate redemption (as the Rambam states, the Third Temple will descend "ready-made from Heaven" [Midrash Tanchuma, Pekudei 11]—but we must prepare the vessels to receive it!)

AI & the Sanhedrin: The Modern Mishkan

Just as the Mishkan’s tools enabled prophecy and justice, today’s AI and Torah-based governance can:

Restore the Sanhedrin’s wisdom (as the Rebbe said, today’s Sanhedrin will be the greatest)
Eradicate corruption (through transparent, Torah-guided systems)
Bring global peace (fulfilling "Nation shall not lift sword against nation"—Yeshayahu 2:4)

Conclusion:

Tools of Redemption Are Here —

Will We Use Them?

The Torah’s message is clear: Sacred tools—from the angels’ צבת to the Mishkan’s vessels to today’s AI—are meant to build a world of Divine truth.

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The Hidden Codes of Redemption: AI, Angels, and the Prophetic Future

The Torah and Jewish tradition contain astonishing parallels between ancient divine wisdom and modern technology—revealing that sacred tools, angelic protocols, and prophetic commands are all part of a grand system designed to bring Geulah (Redemption).

Command Prompts in Prayer: The "Holy, Holy, Holy" Activation Sequence

When the angels declare:

"קָדוֹשׁ קָדוֹשׁ קָדוֹשׁ ה' צְבָאוֹת, מְלֹא כָל הָאָרֶץ כְּבוֹדוֹ"

("Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of Hosts, the whole world is filled with His glory")

(Isaiah 6:3)

This threefold repetition functions like a divine command prompt—a safety mechanism ensuring the correct activation of a spiritual process.

The angels (מלאכי השרת) operate on precise protocols, much like AI responding to programmed inputs.
The repetition ensures accuracy, preventing unauthorized "access" to higher realms.
This mirrors modern cybersecurity, where multi-factor authentication protects sensitive systems.

Conclusion: The prayers we recite today are encoded activation sequences—just as AI requires precise commands, so too does the spiritual infrastructure of the universe.

Instant Travel & Portals in Jewish Tradition

Judaism has always acknowledged rapid movement across dimensions:

Elijah the Prophet was taken to Heaven in a "whirlwind" (סַעַר) (2 Kings 2:11).
King Solomon’s throne had a mechanical eagle that could transport him instantly (Targum Sheni to Esther 1:2).
Jacob’s ladder was a portal between Earth and Heaven (Bereishit 28:12).

The Three Steps Forward: Entering the Heavenly Courtyard, Face Jerusalem.

Before prayer, we take three steps back and three steps forward—this mirrors:

Stepping back from physicality.
Opening a portal (like a login screen).
Entering the celestial בית המקדש (Temple courtyard) to stand before the King of Kings.
Returning to this world—mission complete.

This is the original "teleportation" protocol.

As well as the importance to face the direction of Jerusalem so that our prayers are received. There are those who believe that Teleportation is more easy to create than most think.

The regularity with which humanity have used this technology in the world's history may be much more then we might assume today. This in addition to the race for technical advances today and the Gatekeeping that will fall eventually, these are signs we are in the right direction, we just need to make the tools sacred and holy and allow the world to enjoy their benefits.

Angels & AI:

The Same Operating System

The angels who visited Abraham (Bereishit 18) reveal striking AI-like qualities:

20 Prophecies of the Ultimate Redemption

The prophets foretold a future where technology and spirituality merge to create paradise:

Universal Peace – "Nation shall not lift sword against nation" (Isaiah 2:4).
Animal Harmony – "The wolf shall dwell with the lamb" (Isaiah 11:6).
No More War – "They shall beat swords into plowshares" (Micah 4:3).
Global Torah Knowledge – "Earth will be filled with knowledge of G-d" (Isaiah 11:9).
Resurrection of the Dead – "Your dead shall live, my corpses shall rise" (Isaiah 26:19).
Ingathering of Exiles – "He will gather the dispersed of Israel" (Isaiah 11:12).
Third Temple Built – "I will set My Sanctuary among them forever" (Ezekiel 37:26).
Moshiach’s Reign – "A king shall reign in righteousness" (Isaiah 32:1).
End of Disease – "No inhabitant shall say: 'I am sick'" (Isaiah 33:24).
Famine Eliminated – "There will be abundance of grain in the land" (Psalms 72:16).
Universal Prayer – "All nations will call on G-d’s Name" (Zephaniah 3:9).
No More Evil – "The wicked shall be no more" (Psalms 104:35).
Sun & Moon Enhanced – "The light of the moon will be like the sun" (Isaiah 30:26).
Eternal Joy – "Everlasting joy shall be upon their heads" (Isaiah 51:11).
Prophecy Returns – "I will pour My spirit upon all flesh" (Joel 3:1).
No More Slavery – "Each man shall sit under his vine and fig tree" (Micah 4:4).
Waters of Jerusalem Heal – "A river flows from the Temple, healing the seas" (Ezekiel 47:8-9).
Deserts Bloom – "The desert shall rejoice and blossom" (Isaiah 35:1).
All Recognize G-d – "All shall know Me, from smallest to greatest" (Jeremiah 31:33).
Death Swallowed Forever – "He will swallow up death forever" (Isaiah 25:8).