Yes, it is unfortunate. If you say: "JEW!" to anyone, the first image that pops up in thier heads is a greedy executive counting dollar bills at his desk. The image should be of a man swaying in deep prayer, or a mother lighting shabbes candles.
I just came across this fellow moments ago, and this is the 2nd video of his that I have watched, and I think he is very informative, and glad he is taking the time to show the world the difference as he sees it, according to his beliefs in the Torah. As being a christian, I do see somethings that he is missing from the Major and minor prophets, which darkens his understanding and perspective concerning some things, but he is very knowledgeable on some issues that we can learn from him.
acording to the Torah the child of a jewish woman is a jew to deny this is to deny the Torah hence to deny G-d. it would seem your not a TRUE TORAH jew after all
@treyLung - actually, that's Talmud. Only one ruling is found in Tenakh; if a woman should marry outside of her tribe, she is no longer part of her tribe..... That includes her and her children. So, if a woman of the tribe of Asher would marry into the tribe of Juda, she and her children are of the tribe of Juda; the same applies if she were to marry a Greek. Look it up for yourself or show us where you found this missing page from Torah.
God Himself has always been the Messiah, the Anointed One, and the Jews to this day will not accept that God has the Image of the Son of God, in Himself, before God ever gave that Image and Likeness to Adam and Eve. And God had to repent Himself of the Curse God put on Adam "Dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return" And who alone, with all Innocence, could make the perfect sacrifice to repent God but God Himself. And so that is why we believe in Jesus as God come in the flesh,
@CarmineFragione Sick, pagan filth. This is a rare, but honest summation of Christianity in a nutshell. It is disgusting, and God condemns this. Talk about the imagination of man's heart! Do not think of yourself as so lowly that you have to imagine God doing everything for you, including turning from sin on your behalf. That for sure is something we can and must do, which God cannot and needs not.
Even secular Jews are very moral. Many Jews have become 'less practicing' in modern society. However, even a secular Jew like myself follows the morals and commandments of the Torah, has a powerful social calling, says the shema, hangs a mezuzah, etc.. We all are 'chosen' to help heal this world and bring about the messiah. 'True Torah' Jews give in to pressure to turn over Jerusalem. But tell me, where would we go? Clearing the Jews from Israel means genocide, persecution, extinction
hanging a mezuzah and saying shema does not make one moral UNLESS the individual heeds the words contained in the mezuza and shema.
It is better that we not be in Jerusalem than that gay parades be allowed in Jerusalem. Jerusalem only has significance so long as it is connected to the mitzwoth (commandments) of the Creator.
As geoashar said, we should leave it to G-d to protect us. A Jew who has confidence in Torah knows that if we keep the covenant, He keeps His promise.
Isn't it halacha by the Sages that everyone born of a Jewish mother IS a Jew whether they are religious or not? Does Kares involve denying someone's Judaism? I always thought that Kares was the equivalent of kicking the troublesome teens out of the movie theater.
So it was OK for the Israeli haredim to discount thousands of conversions when, clearly, distressing a convert is NOT to be done?
Studying Judaism, it makes me wonder even more : when do we please people, and when do we please G-d?
I agree with the entire video, except for the basis that Jews who vote for the "left-wing Democratic" candidates are not really Jewish.
I support Jews. I also voted for Obama. I don't think that voting in McCain would have been the JEW-FRIENDLY (Note my non-usage of the term "Israel-friendly") thing to do. There are several political issues I agree with you on and several I disagree on.
I don't think we have any major disagreements about Jewish law; but I think some of our understandings on conclusions we draw from these things differ.
I agree strongly with you that abortion should not be legal in the US because as we know from Jewish law it is not permissible to non-Jews. But since it is already legal and I don't think this will be overturned, I don't fight it because this does allow abortions when necessary under Jewish law.
I believe that the definition of marriage, under AMERICAN/SECULAR law, should be the union of consenting adult partners because no marriage of non-Jews is truly recognized in Judaism anyway and Jewish law does not allow such a union to Jews, so there is no such thing as a gay married Jewish couple.
I'm for the abolition of the death penalty because after looking into whether or not secular courts are really courts of bnei noach and consulting SEVERAL Orthodox rabbis, I've decided that...
they are not and therefore are not able to properly execute a death penalty.
I am not a supporter of the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan and don't feel the wars to be helping the Jews. If these wars had been successful at stabilizing either country, or in capturing Osama bin Laden, perhaps I would feel better. As it is, the wars were and are failures. American resources could be better spent doing something more productive, such as preventing nuclear development in other countries.
Yes, it is unfortunate. If you say: "JEW!" to anyone, the first image that pops up in thier heads is a greedy executive counting dollar bills at his desk. The image should be of a man swaying in deep prayer, or a mother lighting shabbes candles.
Dangerbil102 1 week ago
I just came across this fellow moments ago, and this is the 2nd video of his that I have watched, and I think he is very informative, and glad he is taking the time to show the world the difference as he sees it, according to his beliefs in the Torah. As being a christian, I do see somethings that he is missing from the Major and minor prophets, which darkens his understanding and perspective concerning some things, but he is very knowledgeable on some issues that we can learn from him.
moseseseseses 11 months ago
acording to the Torah the child of a jewish woman is a jew to deny this is to deny the Torah hence to deny G-d. it would seem your not a TRUE TORAH jew after all
treyLung 1 year ago
@treyLung - actually, that's Talmud. Only one ruling is found in Tenakh; if a woman should marry outside of her tribe, she is no longer part of her tribe..... That includes her and her children. So, if a woman of the tribe of Asher would marry into the tribe of Juda, she and her children are of the tribe of Juda; the same applies if she were to marry a Greek. Look it up for yourself or show us where you found this missing page from Torah.
mikeneri1 7 months ago
God Himself has always been the Messiah, the Anointed One, and the Jews to this day will not accept that God has the Image of the Son of God, in Himself, before God ever gave that Image and Likeness to Adam and Eve. And God had to repent Himself of the Curse God put on Adam "Dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return" And who alone, with all Innocence, could make the perfect sacrifice to repent God but God Himself. And so that is why we believe in Jesus as God come in the flesh,
CarmineFragione 1 year ago
@CarmineFragione Sick, pagan filth. This is a rare, but honest summation of Christianity in a nutshell. It is disgusting, and God condemns this. Talk about the imagination of man's heart! Do not think of yourself as so lowly that you have to imagine God doing everything for you, including turning from sin on your behalf. That for sure is something we can and must do, which God cannot and needs not.
bennoach 1 year ago
I think 5:20 - 6:10 mins in the video is important to hear.
omedyashar 1 year ago
Yevorekhekha HaShem ya aHi.
omedyashar 1 year ago
Great video. You addressed issues of great importance. Perhaps it is time for a paradigm shift!
drmamalou 1 year ago
yehudim lo tsiyonim eynam yehudim!!!! Am Israel Chai...mavet la bogdim
razorsharp20 2 years ago
Even secular Jews are very moral. Many Jews have become 'less practicing' in modern society. However, even a secular Jew like myself follows the morals and commandments of the Torah, has a powerful social calling, says the shema, hangs a mezuzah, etc.. We all are 'chosen' to help heal this world and bring about the messiah. 'True Torah' Jews give in to pressure to turn over Jerusalem. But tell me, where would we go? Clearing the Jews from Israel means genocide, persecution, extinction
zepstein 2 years ago
@zepstein
hanging a mezuzah and saying shema does not make one moral UNLESS the individual heeds the words contained in the mezuza and shema.
It is better that we not be in Jerusalem than that gay parades be allowed in Jerusalem. Jerusalem only has significance so long as it is connected to the mitzwoth (commandments) of the Creator.
As geoashar said, we should leave it to G-d to protect us. A Jew who has confidence in Torah knows that if we keep the covenant, He keeps His promise.
omedyashar 1 year ago
It's funny as ironic that most jews are just ingnorant of the laws ect.... Whatever it's that holier than thou attitude.
PS: what you are doing is lashon hara by putting this out here for the goyishe world to see....
Yhudination 2 years ago
Isn't it halacha by the Sages that everyone born of a Jewish mother IS a Jew whether they are religious or not? Does Kares involve denying someone's Judaism? I always thought that Kares was the equivalent of kicking the troublesome teens out of the movie theater.
So it was OK for the Israeli haredim to discount thousands of conversions when, clearly, distressing a convert is NOT to be done?
Studying Judaism, it makes me wonder even more : when do we please people, and when do we please G-d?
artisanrox 2 years ago
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Yhudination 2 years ago
Same with most Muslims and Christians are not religious.
bebejay275 2 years ago
Secular Jews need to repent not to reconvert.
bebejay275 2 years ago
i got 2 disagree with u on your main point of secular Jews not being Jewish...
if your right why does the secular Jew not have to re-convert if they change their mind a few times?
if you right why can you count a non-malicious sinner into a minyan?
if your right why can one marry the children of the non-religious?
waiting 4 your response after chag, neighbor!
bengabler 2 years ago
well put you wrapped it up perfectly at the end
imitator777 2 years ago
I agree with the entire video, except for the basis that Jews who vote for the "left-wing Democratic" candidates are not really Jewish.
I support Jews. I also voted for Obama. I don't think that voting in McCain would have been the JEW-FRIENDLY (Note my non-usage of the term "Israel-friendly") thing to do. There are several political issues I agree with you on and several I disagree on.
gbjew 2 years ago
I don't think we have any major disagreements about Jewish law; but I think some of our understandings on conclusions we draw from these things differ.
I agree strongly with you that abortion should not be legal in the US because as we know from Jewish law it is not permissible to non-Jews. But since it is already legal and I don't think this will be overturned, I don't fight it because this does allow abortions when necessary under Jewish law.
gbjew 2 years ago
I believe that the definition of marriage, under AMERICAN/SECULAR law, should be the union of consenting adult partners because no marriage of non-Jews is truly recognized in Judaism anyway and Jewish law does not allow such a union to Jews, so there is no such thing as a gay married Jewish couple.
I'm for the abolition of the death penalty because after looking into whether or not secular courts are really courts of bnei noach and consulting SEVERAL Orthodox rabbis, I've decided that...
gbjew 2 years ago
they are not and therefore are not able to properly execute a death penalty.
I am not a supporter of the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan and don't feel the wars to be helping the Jews. If these wars had been successful at stabilizing either country, or in capturing Osama bin Laden, perhaps I would feel better. As it is, the wars were and are failures. American resources could be better spent doing something more productive, such as preventing nuclear development in other countries.
gbjew 2 years ago
Therefore, although I fundamentally agree with you on basic beliefs, my interpretation of those beliefs is drastically different from yours.
gbjew 2 years ago