(Quote from R Y Hutner) The wisest of all men has said, "A just man falls seven times and rises again" [Mishlei 24:16]. Fools believe the intent of this verse is to teach us something remarkable - the just man has fallen seven times and yet he rises. But the knowledgeable are aware that the essence of the tzaddik's rising again is by way of his seven falls. " 'And He saw all that He had made and behold, it was very good.' 'Good': that is the yetzer tov. 'Very good': that is the yetzer hara"
I don't believe in religion nor God, and I consider myself Jewish only by my nationality.
What I liked in this video is not that its trying to prove a certain point about Jewdism, it only tried to send a very important and true message to every human being.
Everytime I encounter a video with ANY religious views, I usually just close it.
This time I can honestly say that I'm glad I've watched this video.
@Megadude12345 Same w/ me. I'm not Jewish nor a believer but I respect religious Jews because they don't force their beliefs or use the weakness of others as an opportunity to convert.
This video sends such an important message. So many times a person fails to accomplish, and when he fails he ceases to try . He feels as if he will never succeed, so he may as well just give up completely. But this is not the way to go. Everyone makes mistakes. The great person is the one who can admit that "Yes, I made a mistake and I regret it, but it doesn't mean that I am a complete failure. I just have to get up off the ground, brush off all my feelings of despair, and try again."
(Quote from R Y Hutner) The wisest of all men has said, "A just man falls seven times and rises again" [Mishlei 24:16]. Fools believe the intent of this verse is to teach us something remarkable - the just man has fallen seven times and yet he rises. But the knowledgeable are aware that the essence of the tzaddik's rising again is by way of his seven falls. " 'And He saw all that He had made and behold, it was very good.' 'Good': that is the yetzer tov. 'Very good': that is the yetzer hara"
ydkshow 4 months ago
thanks for the video
TorahChannel 4 months ago
Amazing:)
LiveLaughLove1287 5 months ago
I truly needed to hear these words today
amessianicjew 1 year ago
Hi there!
I'm a none-believer Jewish perosn from Israel.
I don't believe in religion nor God, and I consider myself Jewish only by my nationality.
What I liked in this video is not that its trying to prove a certain point about Jewdism, it only tried to send a very important and true message to every human being.
Everytime I encounter a video with ANY religious views, I usually just close it.
This time I can honestly say that I'm glad I've watched this video.
Bravo!
Megadude12345 1 year ago 4
@Megadude12345 Same w/ me. I'm not Jewish nor a believer but I respect religious Jews because they don't force their beliefs or use the weakness of others as an opportunity to convert.
HybridD91 6 months ago 3
This video sends such an important message. So many times a person fails to accomplish, and when he fails he ceases to try . He feels as if he will never succeed, so he may as well just give up completely. But this is not the way to go. Everyone makes mistakes. The great person is the one who can admit that "Yes, I made a mistake and I regret it, but it doesn't mean that I am a complete failure. I just have to get up off the ground, brush off all my feelings of despair, and try again."
makerm4zlate 1 year ago