Christians Struggle With This, and it Matters! -Rabbi Tovia Singer

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[@thomaswinnen4365]

Rabbi Singer, you have changed my life... I've been binge watching all your videos and I also purchased your books... They are amazing.. I was raised in the assemblies of God church and I didn't know that what they were doing to the Jewish people. I am appalled... I was always raised to love and respect the Jewish people for they are the chosen people of God.... Right at this time I'm getting up the nerve to go and finally talk to a Rabbi for conversion...

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Jewish obligations are more restrictive and numerous. Why do more than you have to and risk failing?

[@PraisetheLord771]

hey I'd be interested in hearing about your story!

[@bigtomboye]

Conversion is an option✅️🌼 OTOH God is already pleased w/ your status as a Non-Jew😊 We can have Judaism as a faith without having it as a religion!🥂 This is the easy simple option and just as pleasing to God. You get many many benefits with very low to no risk😊

[@bigtomboye]

It's awesome you're listening and hearing, and great you're so open-minded 👍

[@sharonbyars3493]

Thanks! From rural NW Indiana. ❤️👍🕎🇮🇱✡️🇺🇸👵🏻

[@user-rx7zj5cc4v]

We always pray for you and your family's safety Rabbi Tovia..and for Israel's safety.. Od Avienu Chai.🙏🙏🙏

[@LoreneRaeWard]

I do ❤ listening and learning from you! Todah Rabah Tovia Singer for all you do. We are all so blessed to have you!

[@priscillaapa4950]

Love you rabbi Tovah singer from papua new Guinea

[@domroc5776]

I'm an atheist, and I enjoy listening to Rabbi Singer

[@tomasgalindopazan]

The passage in Isaiah 1, particularly verse 11, indicates that God is not pleased with sacrifices that are offered without a repentant heart. The verse states: "What to me is the multitude of your sacrifices? says the LORD; I have had enough of burnt offerings of rams and the fat of well-fed beasts; I do not delight in the blood of bulls, or of lambs, or of goats."¹ This suggests that the mere act of offering a sacrifice is not sufficient for forgiveness; what God desires is true repentance and a change of heart. In the context of the Old Testament, blood sacrifices were indeed a central part of the system of atonement for sins. However, these sacrifices were meant to be outward expressions of inner repentance and faith in God's mercy. For instance, Leviticus 17:11 explains the significance of blood in the sacrificial system: "For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it for you on the altar to make atonement for your souls, for it is the blood that makes atonement by the life." Isaiah's message is that sacrifices without genuine repentance are meaningless to God. The prophet is calling the people to sincere repentance, which should be the true basis of their religious acts, including sacrifices. In the broader biblical narrative, the New Testament reveals that the sacrificial system pointed forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, whose death on the cross provided the final atonement for sin. Hebrews 10:10 states, "And by that will, we have been sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all." So, while Isaiah 1 emphasizes the importance of repentance over ritual, it does not negate the Old Testament teaching that blood sacrifices were required for atonement. Rather, it highlights that the efficacy of such sacrifices is contingent upon the worshipper's repentance and faith. In Christian theology, this concept is fulfilled in the sacrifice of Christ, which is sufficient for the forgiveness of sins for those who turn to Him in faith.

[@bigtomboye]

Yes, great personality and channel 👍

[@kenfaulds8818]

​@tomasgalindopazan Amen. That's absolutely correct. Tovia Singer is not interested in reasoning together; only, twisting Holy scripture out of context. Shame on him.

[@jacksaranta7574]

Thank you dear rabbi Tovia Singer. G-d bless you and your family. Baruch Hashem! Am Yisrael Chai ❤

[@ElijahEnochYHWH]

Spiritually in sync with the times Rabbi Tovia! Thank you so much for welcoming us into your fold. I have those same wine glasses! Also I love how Jewish teachings are way more grounded and rational than what I’ve grown used to in Christian churches. You offer lots of good fruit Rabbi.

[@janejones3170]

How do I get tickets for your conference in Tennessee? Thanks for opening my eyes to our Father’s truth. 🥰

[@user-ls9mx1ez8z]

I'd like to know, also.

[@XokrissXo]

Me as well!! 🙏

[@mimig123]

Is there a conference in Tennessee?

[@genevieverinzler8674]

Thank you for the teachings ❤

[@rivkier7214]

Todah and BH for everything you do and say you’re a great help

[@elizabethbooth5446]

Thank you rabbi

[@wiskadjak]

At 3:54: Special discount for fessing up voluntarily. When I worked for Revenue Canada there was a similar deal. If you confessed your tax sins *before* we had to come after you no penalties were applied. No blood sacrifice required. 🙂

[@TheresaReichley]

Is blood sacrifice part of the Canadian tax code I should be aware of? 😂

[@marioplease7211]

As a Muslim I enjoy watching rabbi Tovia singеr

[@tomasgalindopazan]

The passage in Isaiah 1, particularly verse 11, indicates that God is not pleased with sacrifices that are offered without a repentant heart. The verse states: "What to me is the multitude of your sacrifices? says the LORD; I have had enough of burnt offerings of rams and the fat of well-fed beasts; I do not delight in the blood of bulls, or of lambs, or of goats."¹ This suggests that the mere act of offering a sacrifice is not sufficient for forgiveness; what God desires is true repentance and a change of heart. In the context of the Old Testament, blood sacrifices were indeed a central part of the system of atonement for sins. However, these sacrifices were meant to be outward expressions of inner repentance and faith in God's mercy. For instance, Leviticus 17:11 explains the significance of blood in the sacrificial system: "For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it for you on the altar to make atonement for your souls, for it is the blood that makes atonement by the life." Isaiah's message is that sacrifices without genuine repentance are meaningless to God. The prophet is calling the people to sincere repentance, which should be the true basis of their religious acts, including sacrifices. In the broader biblical narrative, the New Testament reveals that the sacrificial system pointed forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, whose death on the cross provided the final atonement for sin. Hebrews 10:10 states, "And by that will, we have been sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all." So, while Isaiah 1 emphasizes the importance of repentance over ritual, it does not negate the Old Testament teaching that blood sacrifices were required for atonement. Rather, it highlights that the efficacy of such sacrifices is contingent upon the worshipper's repentance and faith. In Christian theology, this concept is fulfilled in the sacrifice of Christ, which is sufficient for the forgiveness of sins for those who turn to Him in faith.

[@cmj2072]

Not angry.. the truth is the truth.

[@chrisstathe9183]

Jesus is the way the truth and the life.

[@cmj2072]

@@chrisstathe9183 no he's not the way, he's not the truth and he is a lie. So all the people that died before Jesus that didn't know him are out of luck because they didn't go through Jesus? NOT. THEY DIDN'T KNOW JESUS AND IT DIDN'T MATTER.

[@paulc3307]

@@chrisstathe9183 A parrot repeating the same line over and over only tells me one thing about the parrot, ; )

[@janishart5128]

@@chrisstathe9183: You need to realize, research, and accept that NO FURTHER SCRIPTURES were given to us by God AFTER Mt. Sinai - since He specifically told us that the words that He gave to us there, are ETERNAL (i.e. STILL in effect and binding TODAY - a LIVING document!) therefore, "Christianity", that blasphemously preaches AGAINST what God said to us there, absolutely DID NOT come from God! NOWHERE did He ever mention the "Jesus" character to us, NOWHERE did He tell us that we need to be "saved", and NOWHERE did He tell us that He requires HUMAN BLOOD (a purely pagan ritual that God ABHORS!!) as atonement for our sins. PLEASE do some honest research on this subject! It would be helpful to you to buy a Hebrew Bible (says "Stone Edition TANACH" on the cover) and Rabbi Singer's books, as well as Rabbi Stuart Federow's book "Judaism and Christianity: A Contrast", to help you understand why Christianity did NOT come from God.

[@chrisstathe9183]

@@paulc3307 The truth sets people free if it is God's will.

[@kindnessheals]

Love the music at the end of each episode.

[@pradyumnkaushal5391]

Hello rabbi tovia singer love you from India

[@matpieterse3287]

Thank you, Rabbi. ❤️ your work.

[@Christopherurich33]

Shavua Tov ❤❤

[@hanochcohen2243]

Thank you Rabbi for your tremendous effort to bring back our lost Jews.

[@hanochcohen2243]

@@samsosa98 The Negev desert is magical.

[@debrapaulino918]

Pretty sure Jews believe that's Elijah. And have you noticed Hebrew does not capitalize? ​@@buitienanhdung

[@charliesmith3777]

Rabbi: Look at the Bible at things that happen in twos: A. The 7 times prophecy. The tree chopped down is banded by two bands; the first is iron, the second is copper. B. The two goats presented on the day of Atonement; one for Yahweh, one for Azazel. C. The two wave offerings; the first without leaven at Pentecost, the second with leaven at Pentecost. All the above address the first and Second Coming. What wasn't fulfilled at the first coming will be fulfilled at the second coming. World peace occurs during the millennium at the Second Coming. Unleavened bread represents the sinless nature of Christ who must be a sacrifice. Leavened bread represents the nature of Christ and the king-priests he seals into the spiritual temple at the second coming. And yes! Jesus Christ is God's son, the ONLY-BEGOTTEN son of God, Michael the archangel. Genesis 49: TWO MESSIAHS. Messiah ben Judah and Messiah ben Joseph. First, Messiah ben Judah. The scepter remains in Judah UNTIL Shiloh comes. Then the scepter shifts to the tribe of Joseph.

[@ts8960]

@charliesmith3777 doesnt matter if there are 2 messiahs or 2 comings. When it says in Zechariah 9:9 that messiah will come riding a donkey, it says nations will put down their war machines. JC failed to do that hence disqualified full stop. He came on a donkey but didnt fulfull worldwide peace. Whether its a 2nd or 1st doesnt matter, it says literally in the same sentence, anyone can come riding a donkey. The significance is that donkey is not for combat, its an animal for working.

[@louishaywood4999]

@@buitienanhdungIsaiah 45: 14This is what the LORD says: “The products of Egypt and the merchandise of Cush,c along with the Sabeans, men of stature, will come over to you and will be yours; they will trudge behind you; they will come over in chains and bow down to you. They will confess to you: ‘God is indeed with you, and there is no other; there is no other God.’ ” 15Truly You are a God who hides Himself, O God of Israel, the Savior.

[@bookmouse2719]

Thank you Rabbi

[@bet2600]

Excellent and thanks for the hard work ❤

[@psandbergnz]

The rabbi makes a good point regarding the last days: Is. 1:27: "Zion (Jerusalem) will be redeemed through justice and her penitent ones through righteousness." Nothing about redemption through the blood of a messiah or through faith in him! There is no Christology in Isaiah.

[@timmysand08]

No Christology in Isaiah? It has so much Christology that Christians call it the fifth gospel. "But he was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities; upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace, and with his wounds we are healed." (Is 53:1) "He poured out his soul to death and was numbered with the transgressors; yet he bore the sin of many, and makes intercession for the transgressors." (Is 53:12)

[@aharonbaalshem]

​@@timmysand08 Cherry picking scripture out of context as normal

[@psandbergnz]

@@timmysand08 , Isaiah DEFINES over a dozen times in his book who the servant is. Don't believe me, believe Isaiah! Please answer this question: Who does Isaiah say the servant is? (I bet you will avoid answering it!). Is the "servant" ever associated with the word "messiah" or "redeemer" or Saviour or anything like that? Why do you insist on changing Isaiah's definition, and turning it into a metaphor for messiah, when Isaiah does not? In any case, you are reading from a biased Christian translation of the Hebrew. Just to remind you: Isaiah did not write in English! In order to do exegesis on Isaiah, you should be able to analyse the Hebrew. You cannot do serious exegesis on a translated text, but you are relying 100% on that. There is no "pierced" in Is.53:1, and there is no substitutionary or vicarious suffering implied. The translation should run more accurately: "He was wounded BECAUSE of (or FROM) our sinfulness, not "FOR" it. In the same way, if I strike you, then you suffer BECAUSE I am sinful. But you don't suffer to REMOVE (or atone for) my sinfulness. I would still be guilty of it. Let me ask you another question: How does wounding or suffering or torture (such as agony on the cross) even remotely resemble a biblical blood sacrifice? WHAT HAS THE SUFFERING OF THE BLOOD SACRIFICE GOT TO DO WITH ATONEMENT? DO YOU THINK THAT THE GREATER THE SUFFERING INFLICTED ON THE BLOOD SACRIFICE, THE GREATER THE EFFICACY OF THE ATONEMENT? If you think that, then you do not understand the biblical blood sacrificial system. Only the death atoned. Moreover, Jesus as a blood sacrifice would contradict Ezekiel chapter 18 (and other passages), which states that NO ONE can die for your sin. Each person is fully accountable for his own sin. "The soul who sins is the one who dies or pays the penalty." Nowhere in the Bible is vicarious suffering taught.

[@laurasilverstone9735]

Only through the blood of JESUS CHRIST HAMASHIACH ALMIGHTY GOD are we saved and Isaiah was prophesying about JESUS CHRIST HAMASHIACH ALMIGHTY GOD

[@psandbergnz]

@@timmysand08 , Isaiah DEFINES for us who the servant is many times in his book, and his definition is invariable. Please show me where the servant is associated with "messiah" or "redeemer" or "saviour". Why don't you believe Isaiah? Btw, Isaiah did not write in English! You are only quoting from an English translation of Isaiah chapter 53, which was made by Christian apologists wearing Jesus filters. Have you checked out how the Jews (e.g. rabbi Tovia Singer and rabbi Michael Skobac), who can read it in its Hebrew, interpret the passage? Unlike you, they believe Isaiah as to who the servant is. And unlike you, they don't need to edit the text as a messiah.

[@lynndefee7165]

Thanks!

[@ForeverTruthVV]

A Human Sacrifice is an Abomination to our G-d of Israel. HaShem would never send a son, a man or come Himself to shed blood for any man's sins... that is a Pagan Ritual. Christians can get upset with me all they want to but human sacrificing is what got our Jewish ancestors exiled into Babylon.... HaShem said... that is something I never told them to do, Indeed, such a thing never even entered my mind! Jeremiah 19:5. Christians need to throw away that New Testament and pick up the Tanakh and study it. And you are correct Rabbi Singer if they would just read Isaiah they would leave Christianity. Thank you so much for teaching the Truth. Shalom

[@ForeverTruthVV]

@@ViralChristianity You obviously have not tread the Chapters of Isaiah before 53.... I suggest you study Isaiah 41:8-9, 43:10, 44:1-2, 44:21, 45:4, 48:20, 49:3.... The Suffering Servant is Israel... There has never been a nation of people that in every generation suffers as much as the Jewish people, and WHY... Because G-d chose His people to bring His Light of Truth to the Nations of this World restoring them back to HIM... not Jesus. Now read Isaiah 54. The Jewish people have a Covenant that has never been abolished it is an Eternal Covenant and NO there is not NEW Covenant in Jeremiah the Hebrew Word is translated.... RENEWED Covenant with Israel and Yehudah. So you have been lied to my friend and I suggest you get into the Tanakh and read it from beginning to end and Study the Truth of the G-d of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the G-d of Israel, for He is the ONLY G-d that through His Loving Kindness and Grace can forgive your sins through true Repentance. Shalom

[@rachelE894]

תודה רבה לילה טוב

[@yyyytttt7]

Salam alaikum Rabbi, love hearing you speak the truth

[@Atlantis_will_repeat_from_YHVH]

Salam alikum followers of al-lah

[@maghi.]

Does the blood of children satisfy you? @Atlantis -will …..

[@edward1412]

Is there a Muslim who doesn’t love Tovia Singer? Lol.

[@yyyytttt7]

​​@@edward1412We all love him dearly, His words are like honey when he speaks of God

[@abc_6]

@@edward1412 The main reason why is because he preaches the absolute oneness of the G-d of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob which is the central core principle of our faith including submission.

[@BePositive1984]

Professional done 👍 💛

[@noahadim]

Please come visit Ohio! ❤ you Rabbi!

[@GilbertGreich]

Todah Rabba!

[@JosephMage]

Baruch HaShem 🙏🏽✡️🌈

[@andreasobuaculla9511]

Chag Samech l'Pesach Rabbi

[@gwarner572]

Amen

[@rachelE894]

אמן

[@matpieterse3287]

I'd love to see Isreal some day. Would ❤️ to meet special persons.

[@isabelleluz2425]

Rav, would I be allowed to make shorts to your videos and put subtitles and Portuguese? (I will put in the caption that they are unofficial shorts).

[@veteran2x]

❤

[@redleaf4902]

The evergreen tree, decorated at winter solstice, was a reminder that the season of green and growth would return. This practice was a cultural practice, related to the changing of the seasons, looonnnng before Christianity. For many, this practice is not linked to religion. This practice is found in secular societies. Some gather red leaves in the fall with their children; make snowmen during a sticky-snow snowfall; rejoice when the first flowers push up through the snow in spring; are in awe when apple-picking season arrives... Little children who see pretty colored lights in an evergreen tree are spontaneously celebratory. It's one thing to correct, through textual study, deformations of sacred text. But, to say that one should forsake a cultural practice, related to the changing of the seasons, that one has NEVER associated with religion, is a whole OTHER matter. To my knowledge, spruce, fir and the type of pine trees that we decorate at solstice, do not even grow in Israel. We do not associate such trees with anyone called Jesus. It is one thing to want to correct the deformation of Sacred Scripture. But to tell a person to abandon cultural customs, linked to local geographical flora is another. And while I am on this topic, I have read that the idea that Jesus was CARPENTER, in a land where everything was built out of STONE, is possibly an error in-translation. Joseph, if ever there was such a figure, would have been a stone mason, not a woodworker. That's what I read, anyway. I also read that circumcision was a practice of tribes living in semi-desert climes, because it guarded against infections in areas where there was a scarcity of water for washing. I understand the desire to cover the head in climes where there is sand, wind and hot sun (and no trees). Why a woman would shave her head and wear a wig is troubling to me. I find it easy to follow explanations relating to the objectionable cherry-picking of Jewish rituals and superimposing some of them onto cannibalistic practices; I find it easy to understand how Paul was spinning from a different ball of wool. I am fascinated by the linguistic clarifications between the Septuagint of the 3rd c. BCE, a translation into Greek of the Pentateuch only, and the totally different "Septuagints" that came in the 2nd c. CE. I find the 'theologies' of 'atonement', of trinitarianism, of 'original sin' easy to push to the side. Who can look at a newborn baby and believe in 'original sin'? But, I think you throw the baby out with the bath water in some of your explanations. Nevertheless, I am learning much from you. But disagree with some things. Thank you, Rabbi Tovia.

[@ts8960]

It doesnt matter that its culture/tradition, you are decorating the tree in order to worship God, this is forbidden. you CANNOT worship God in THAT WAY, even if its worshipping him and even if your intention is good: Deut 12:29-32 regarding the caananites: "31 You must not worship the Lord your God in their way, because in worshiping their gods, they do all kinds of detestable things the Lord hates. 32 See that you do all I command you; do not add to it or take away from it." >"Learn not the way of the nations, nor be dismayed at the signs of the heavens because the nations are dismayed at them, for the customs of the peoples are vanity" >"Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them." >"You shall not worship the Lord your God in that way, for every abominable thing that the Lord hates they have done for their gods, for they even burn their sons and their daughters in the fire to their gods." >The Lord says, “Do not learn the way of the nations. They cut wood from the trees. A workman cuts it with an ax. 4 They make it beautiful with silver and gold. They put it together with nails so that it cannot fall apart.

[@debrapaulino918]

Bringing an evergreen indoors in winter is like bringing roses and lilacs in during their season. It's therapeutic. There were however rough beliefs at the solstices whereby a human sacrifice was made. Winter solstice was a time for debauchery for many. Drunkenness and the amanita mushroom were desirable which caused lasciviousness but was seen as merrymaking. I think evergreens are in the Peaks of Bashan and mountains of Lebanon but I have not looked that up. Jeremiah mentions the cutting of a tree and decorating it indoors as it has to be nailed down so it won't totter. I fondly remember the smell. It is from the turpine in the sap and it's heavenly. I think the Yule follows solstice? and the tree is burned and its ashes went into the garden as organic nitrogen or is it potash 🤔. Perfect and part of organic farming. I believe alcohol always instigates trouble and families are ruined by it.

[@debrapaulino918]

Gods such as Backus and Dionysus come to mind. Why does fighting happen? That's peculiar isn't it? Maybe high expectations for the day? You can't squish family together when there are unresolved problems. People try and some lose themselves with alcohol.

[@visaman]

The Christmas Tree is a German tradition.

[@redleaf4902]

@visaman ___ I grew up a few kms from the German border in NE France. In my classroom, the tree went up on solstice day; no star; no angel on top; just lights. It had nothing to do with Jesus. I understand Rabbi Tovia's exegesis. I find it interesting. I agree that the deformations in the Christian Bible should be laid out in the light of day. But, implying that women should shave their head and wear a wig is disturbing to me. Asking men to be circumcised who live in climes where water is plentiful, where the danger of infection is not what it is in the desert, in other words to not be willing to speak to how geography, climate determine customs, and dictating that women's hair is taboo, not even mentioning that in a land of sand, sun and wind, the fact is that both MEN and WOMEN wrap their head with cloth, to me, shows a DISCONNECT that I want to speak of. I don't mind setting aside the theologies of TRINITY, of INCARNATION, of DIVINITY, of TRANSUBSTANTIATION, of ORIGINAL SIN, and on, an on. One respondent to my first post flat out TOLD me that I was worshiping Jesus by putting lights on a spruce tree on winter solstice day, when doing that has always only been a celebration of the seasons.. Nevertheless, Rabbi Tovia is interesting to listen to. I was surprised to learn that only TWO Church fathers were fluent in Hebrew. (in another video; not this one) In this video, I found that what he said rang true, regarding there bring a 25-year gap between the blood-body symbols / ritual, and the writings attributed to an individual named Paul, and in any case, those practices are unrelated to the Passover Seder Order; a lot of what Rabbi Tovia says rings true to me. I have no issue with distinguishing between Seder and Eucharist. Overall, I think Rabbi Tovia is doing good. But Orthodox Judaism can "go off the rails" too, with its own "hair-split" customs that come from heaven knows where... I am still in shock over the death, in Iran, of a 16 year old girl, Mahsa Amini, who did not have every last strand of hair covered. I was in awe of the protests by women (and men), from all over the world, who cut a lock of their own hair, and many removed their head covering. I can understand wearing, over a pair of jeans, a tunic, such as the KURTA that women in India wear, which camouflages the the hips and groin, or a scarf to camouflage the chest; having grown up in HALTER TOP and SHORT SHORTS LAND, I fully understand a need for basic modesty. But, that an Orthodox Jewish mother teaches her female child to shave her head, and wear a wig made from human hair.. I cannot tell you how disturbed I am by that.

[@Mile_12332]

If tears were stairway and memories could be a lane then I would walk right up to heaven and bring My Prophet Moses to home again...❤ Love u Moses and miss u always🥺❤ I will always be a Jew and a follower of Moses❤✡🥺

[@Servant2112]

Moshe was also led by yeshua.....Jashua was seldom ever to leave the side of the ark for he stay and burned incense in the holy of holies.....continually..... till he lead them out.

[@chrisstathe9183]

​​@@samsosa98Jesus is the one Moses spoke about that we need to listen to so we are not destroyed but no one seeks God on their own so God needs to seek and save and if you are saved it is a gift undeserving so we are to be humble and bring the gospel with humility since we want God to have mercy also on our fellow man and this love will dwell in the children of God.

[@paulc3307]

@@samsosa98 What is your authority on this position?

[@samsosa98]

@@paulc3307 scripture

[@paulc3307]

@@samsosa98 What are you calling scripture

[@jimferrari3964]

The Lord Jesus yielded sinlessly and sacrificially, keeping Torah, overcoming this world even to the lowest place of our sin, bled and died and rose. The One and only Holy One from G-d became sin for us so that in exchange we may receive the righteousness of G-d. The perfect redeeming love granting us forgiveness by the purchase of H-s Blood. The Temple sacrificial or ceremonial system is the shadow of the messianic fulfillment, Yeshua Ha Messiah!

[@garrettlees]

This was on point. Rabbi, can I ask you a personal question, please? Are you vegetarian? If so, why? If not, why not? Thank you.

[@genevieverinzler8674]

Conference in Tennessee ? Wasn’t this in 2022?

[@2024years_since....]

" Jews struggle with this, and it matters! "

[@barrys.9040]

Struggle with what?

[@2024years_since....]

@@barrys.9040 Well....Gentiles for example xD

[@barrys.9040]

@@2024years_since.... What are you talking about .. Try making sense

[@2024years_since....]

@@barrys.9040 It was a joke...but joking aside, I was just writing a version of the title of the video.

[@mariareyneke9953]

❤thankyou Rabbi Tovia. Hashem know me so good how can he send me to hell if I not believe in JC.

[@petrikoivukangas]

3. Moses 1:4. "And he shall lay his hand upon the head of the burnt-offering; and it shall be accepted for him to make atonement for him לכפר עליו."

[@XokrissXo]

I come here to get the ‘cigarette smell’ off me 😂

[@user-zu6co9jd1i]

What did jesus mean in Luke 21:20 when he said jerusalem will be surrounded by enemies? And how did he know? And do you think that is whats taking place now or was he refering to something else?

[@AprilThomasClardy4Zion]

What about Zechariah 12? How can both versions happen?

[@dolorazajick920]

But wasn't this what Jesus , Jeshua, Joshua whatever his name really was trying to say, that God wants mercy, compassion, confession, reconcilation not sacrifice, and that he was railing against the common practice at that time, expiating and redeeming sins with an animal sacrifice? and not only that but also the temple monetizing the slaughtering of the lambs. How ironic he became the sacrificial lamb, but not as an expiation as so many Christians believe, so Christians ended up commiting the same sacrilige. I think Jesus was trying to bring back the real meaning of Isaiah, Zaccariah and Hosea, and this makes me appreciate Jesus's real sacrifice.

[@user-zu6co9jd1i]

I can think of more than one. Several really. Actually lots. One example comming to mind is in the same time that king Saul and his entire family was wiped, the soldiers made offerings and on top of it all did it wrong.

[@jamesfields2249]

Boker tov Rabbi Singer. You have once again have given an excellent Tanakh study and lecture. Need I say please, continue obeying Hashem and serving as a Light to nations. Todah Rabah… Be Blessed 🕊️

[@user-th9vq1mi9s]

Let’s try genesis chapter 22 I can provide more

[@Keme63]

When did war bring justice? What do you mean by justice and sacrifice without the blood?

[@angelgoindoo4518]

Genesis 4:3-5 reads as follows: In the course of time Cain brought to the LORD an offering of the fruit of the ground, and Abel for his part brought of the firstlings of his flock, their fat portions. And the LORD had regard for Abel and his offering, but for Cain and his offering he had no regard. 😮 This is before father Abraham if I am correct. Hmm!

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Where does it say they were commanded to offer anything?

[@abemalace8214]

Salam Shalom Rabbi. There is a fellow on KZbin who claims to be the mahdi. His channel is 'the Mahdi has appeared' Qaim fellow who is based in the USA , he claims to be a descended of david ? Please help rabbi a lot of young Muslims are following him, we trust in you to help us reveal his deception

[@abc_6]

There was no Temple built during the time of Moses A”H, so how was he allowed to offer sacrifices?

[@timmysand08]

I'm no bible expert, but I easily found a passage that connected sacrifice to atonement for sins: Job 1:5 "And when the days of the feast had run their course, Job would rise early in the morning and offer burnt offerings according to the number of them all [i.e., his children]. For Job said, “It may be that my children have sinned, and cursed God in their hearts.”

[@janishart5128]

NOWHERE did God EVER require a HUMAN SACRIFICE, which is what the "Jesus" character is! To worship the "Jesus" character is to blasphemously SPIT in God's Face!! You need to realize, research, and accept that NO FURTHER SCRIPTURES were given to us by God AFTER Mt. Sinai - since He specifically told us that the words that He gave to us there, are ETERNAL (i.e. STILL in effect and binding TODAY - a LIVING document!) therefore, "Christianity", that blasphemously preaches AGAINST what God said to us there, absolutely DID NOT come from God! NOWHERE did He ever mention the "Jesus" character to us, NOWHERE did He tell us that we need to be "saved", and NOWHERE did He tell us that He requires HUMAN BLOOD (a purely pagan ritual that God ABHORS!!) as atonement for our sins. PLEASE do some honest research on this subject! It would be helpful to you to buy a Hebrew Bible (says "Stone Edition TANACH" on the cover) and Rabbi Singer's books, as well as Rabbi Stuart Federow's book "Judaism and Christianity: A Contrast", to help you understand why Christianity did NOT come from God.

[@timmysand08]

​@@janishart5128 "Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, not like the covenant that I made with their fathers on the day when I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt, my covenant that they broke, though I was their husband, declares the Lord." Jeremiah 31:31

[@LW-Isaiah40-60]

Sacrifice is for unintentional sins. Read that passage again.

[@richardcoplin4103]

Without the shedding of blood, there is no remission of sin . Humans sinned, so it takes a human sacrifice but all are considered under sin. So Christ who is Yehovah in person offered up a perfect sacrifice unto His Eternal Spirit which was accepted. Animal sacrifices were a shadow of better things to come. This is the reason for daily sacrifices. The blood of a sinless animal was still insufficient to redeem mankind as animals are subordinate to humans. Did not Isaiah say that beside God there was no savior?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

There is no place in the Hebrew Bible that says that only blood can be used to gain forgiveness for sins from God.

[@perguntassemresostas]

The poor are called rich The rich are called poor He who has nothing is honored Those who have everything are despised

[@samsosa98]

Christians are still required to repent of their sins daily

[@juanmiguelfreije695]

Yes but without Jesus sacrifice that doesn't matter, unlike Judaism were sacrifices almost dont matter except in the case the Rabbi mentioned, when you steal from the temple.

[@juanmiguelfreije695]

That's not he point the Rabbi was making

[@chrisstathe9183]

The elect now that they are saved because of his mercy and always cry out to him because without him we are list and need his help every moment to endure until the end which the elect will since God swore on it.

[@Kai-je6sq]

0:42

[@sunrise8015]

The sacrifice of Issac by Abraham why did God ask for such a sacrifice and why did he say that "I shall provide" for a " sons sacrifice". Was he telling us something because the ram was not a replacement for a son it was only a temporary placeholder.

[@barrys.9040]

What nonsense . It was just a test. The lamb was the false diety of the Egyptians

[@barrys.9040]

@@ViralChristianity such ignorance

[@barrys.9040]

@@ViralChristianity all you are doing is interjecting your pagan Messiah into every story

[@barrys.9040]

@@ViralChristianity pagan , where did get the false dirty Egyptian for an offering?. The chapter makes it obvious that it was a test and it has nothing to do with an Egyptian anything. It was a RAM that G-D provided not a lamb. Them G-D blessed Abraham and Issac.

[@barrys.9040]

@@ViralChristianity I have to tell you som else. You write Noahide as an insult. On the contrary, Noahides are following exactly what G-D instructs non-Jews. You should follow suit instead of practicing Paganism.

[@nothinghere1996]

"Not through the blood of a dead Messiah." Correct, as this brings something far worse.

[@krokettttt]

I'm by no means an expert, so correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't sin offering is a sacrifice of an animal for someone's sin? Also didn't Aaron and his sons needed a sacrifice to for their sin before they started their ministry (and had to renew it from time to time)? To me that's a lot of sacrifices for atonement, not to mention the whole "scapegoat" in Leviticus.

[@Kingside88]

Being something rare does not mean it does not matter for God. Adam and Eve: God himself sacrifice Cain and Abel: Both brothers brought offerings to God. Noah: After the flood, Noah built an altar and offered burnt offerings to God in gratitude and worship Job: Job consistently offered sacrifices on behalf of his children, thinking they might have sinned and cursed God in their hearts King David: After sinning by conducting a census without God's permission, David offered sacrifices to stop the plague that resulted from his sin What you are saying is Leviticus 5:14-6:7 has no weight at all.

[@user-ii7zx9fp4k]

What is insanity is that you are a teacher of Israel and you did not/ do not recognize your Messiah?? Have you ever read and answered Proverbs 30:4

[@1922mistyblue]

I celebrate because Christ Lives 🙌🏽

[@janishart5128]

Uhh....the "Christ" character is dead as a doornail - just like any human who has died over the centuries!! NOWHERE did God EVER required HUMAN BLOOD as atonement for our sins, and by definition, a "sacrifice" STAYS DEAD - it doesn't rise from the dead 3 days later!! Do some HONEST research on this subject!! You need to realize, research, and accept that NO FURTHER SCRIPTURES were given to us by God AFTER Mt. Sinai - since He specifically told us that the words that He gave to us there, are ETERNAL (i.e. STILL in effect and binding TODAY - a LIVING document!) therefore, "Christianity", that blasphemously preaches AGAINST what God said to us there, absolutely DID NOT come from God! NOWHERE did He ever mention the "Jesus" character to us, NOWHERE did He tell us that we need to be "saved", and NOWHERE did He tell us that He requires HUMAN BLOOD (a purely pagan ritual that God ABHORS!!) as atonement for our sins. PLEASE do some honest research on this subject! It would be helpful to you to buy a Hebrew Bible (says "Stone Edition TANACH" on the cover) and Rabbi Singer's books, as well as Rabbi Stuart Federow's book "Judaism and Christianity: A Contrast", to help you understand why Christianity did NOT come from God.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Serving a person is idolatry.

[@sharonlee7111]

🙏🎗💙🇮🇱🤍

[@Metallographer_1]

If you read Leviticus chapters 5 to 8 you'll see that the sacrificing is ridiculously complicated, so it's better just to forget about it entirely, just not worth it. Besides, there are no priests and there is no alter, so that makes the choice of forgetting about it even easier. It's avoids a lot of messiness too, because the ones involving animals usually require the blood being splashed against the sides of the alter.

[@Metallographer_1]

@@samsosa98 Yeah, but I don't believe Christianity is true either actually. At one point he told his followers they would never taste death, then they did. It's obviously not all true, maybe some parts, I don't believe he was the son of a deity though, kind of ridiculous really. Sorry if you're a Christian and that bugs you to hear but it's just extremely unlikely to be true, all things considered.

[@Metallographer_1]

@@samsosa98 I guess four people all heard it wrong then, huh, sir or madam? What else did they hear wrong? Matthew 16: 28 Assuredly, I say to you, there are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom.” Mark 9: 1 And He said to them, “Assuredly, I say to you that there are some standing here who will not taste death till they see the kingdom of God present with power.” Luke 9: 27 But I tell you truly, there are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the kingdom of God.” John 8: 52 Then the Jews said to Him, “Now we know that You have a demon! Abraham is dead, and the prophets; and You say, ‘If anyone keeps My word he shall never taste death.’

[@samsosa98]

@Michael-if7ws apparently you don't understand what the word UNTIL means.

[@samsosa98]

@Michael-if7ws Abraham and the prophets are certainly not dead, if they are then everything would be pointless no use for any scripture.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@samsosa98 God's Torah defines life by the beating of the heart.

[@wetgoo5416]

Sacrifice doesn’t matter or mean anything unless it supports your rejection of Christ. Sacrifice a red heifer, and build a temple where you will do the unnecessary sacrifice again. Makes no sense!

[@aharonbaalshem]

Tell me why would the Messiah come not to fulfill any Messanic Prophecy but to live out Ba'al mythology? Cross of Zebul, tied to the Southern Crux or Cross of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of the Unconquered Sun (Sol Invicta) on December 22nd to 25th Baalzebul the Son of God that died and resurrected fighting the Rebel Son Mot. His sister was the Virgin Anath. Apart of the Phonecian Trinity of Bull El, Ba'al, and Astarte Dionysis turned water into wine Vishnu immaculate conception Horus is born to the Virgin Isis I can keep going but after putting my feelings to the side and researching it. The mainstream Christian doctrine is Pagan to its core

[@katarinakat4302]

Please give a class on repentance….. the word in English does not hold the same meaning as Hebrew. Christians tend to think that to confess is repentance. Not involving any change in direction of living.

[@ruicardoso936]

i still not entirely sure , i feel like something missing

[@trevorbates9017]

Unfortunately the Jews wouldn't remain in righteous good order...even after much forgiveness...over and over, again. So, as is Almighty God's right He sent His Son. He had to have a high Godly status because he was doing high, Godly, work...and his death was inevitable...but he had an escape plan...resurrection. Almighty God illustrated this sacrifice to us when Abraham was asked to sacrifice his son and those who sense the depth of emotion Abraham felt about it can also feel the sense of emotion God felt over the need to sacrifice Jesus, just so we got a deeper understanding about what happens when we die.

[@yosefbenavraham]

But G-d didn't sacrifice His "son," because the christians claim the "son" didn't actually die but is seated at the right hand of the Father. So what did the Father sacrifice? Lol, nothing. According to christainity, the son is sitting right next to Him. Sorry, that's not a sacrifice. "The Jews wouldn't remain in righteous good order...." which is why the Bible says when mashiach is here, G-d will inscribe all the laws of the Torah on their hearts so that they will follow the Torah perfectly and remain in good order. No need for any "jesus"; G-d has it all perfectly under control, and He tells us so over and over in Tanach. You choose to ignore the Bible and blaspheme G-d by claiming He doesn't. Not a smart move! You should listen to the word of G-d, not make up false stories about it.

[@trevorbates9017]

@@yosefbenavraham Tell the man who had nails cruelly hammered into his flesh and bled to death that he wasn't sacrificed. It was a very poignant sacrifice because, like the sacrifices of Moses, it focuses our minds on our own beating hearts...our own blood circulations, and our own blood filtration systems...in other words it ignited a health process within us that cleansed us internally. The science our God uses is Biblically called Righteousness and it is in our own best interests to allow the space-age version, taught by Jesus, full inquiry and scrutiny.

[@yosefbenavraham]

@@trevorbates9017 Sacrifice means you give something up, that you lose something According to christianity, JC came back to life; therefore, he clearly never lost anything. And he would have known that in advance, so he's also a liar in claiming some kind of sacrifice when in reality there wasn't any. It's all just a scam to fool people with emotionalism instead of reason. Fake story, sorry.

[@yosefbenavraham]

@@trevorbates9017 Btw, JC didn't bleed to death, he suffocated. The wound he received wasn't a fatal blow. It also disqualifies him as a sacrifice, as G-d demands that the thing sacrificed be unblemished, without such a wound. So that's how else we know it's fake and a scam. It simply doesn't fit with the word of G-d in the Bible. christianity made it up to fool people with emotionalism who don't know what's in the Bible.

[@trevorbates9017]

@@yosefbenavraham You will have to explain to me how any sacrifice can die unblemished...without a wound. It must be unblemished beforehand...and Jesus Christ met this criteria. His spiritual life was to teach us how righteousness works. It is an electromagnetic force that is all around us all the time and is at the root of all sciences. It is the invisible force of all atoms and requires special righteous behaviour patterns to ignite it...of which, the Ten Commandments, dominate.

[@Elohimists]

In the Old Law there were Grain offerings that were given to the priest for the sins that they didn't even know about. The priest would wave some before the LORD and burn some and the rest was for food. Numbers 5:25, Leviticus 2

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Torah law is eternal and immutable.

[@Elohimists]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 The Law Changed Hebrews 7:12-28 For when the priesthood is "changed", the "law" must be "changed" as well. He of whom these things are said belonged to a different tribe, from which no one has ever served at the altar. For it is clear that our Lord descended from Judah, a tribe as to which Moses said nothing about priests. And this point is even more clear if another priest like Melchizedek appears, One who has become a priest "not" by a law of succession, but by the power of an indestructible life. For it is testified: “You are a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek.” So the "former" commandment is "set aside" because it was weak and useless "(for the law made "nothing" perfect)", and a better hope is introduced, by which we draw near to God. And none of this happened without an oath. For others became priests without an oath, but Jesus became a priest with an oath by the One who said to Him: “The Lord has sworn and will not change His mind: ‘You are a priest forever.’ ” Because of this oath, Jesus has become the guarantee of a "better" covenant. Now there have been many other priests, since death prevented them from continuing in office. But because Jesus lives forever, He has a permanent priesthood. Therefore He is able to save completely those who draw near to God through Him, since He always lives to intercede for them. Such a high priest truly befits us-One who is holy, innocent, undefiled, set apart from sinners, and exalted above the heavens. Unlike the other high priests, He does not need to offer daily sacrifices, first for His own sins and then for the sins of the people; He sacrificed for sin once for all when He offered up Himself. For the law appoints as high priests men who are weak; but the oath, which came after the law, appointed the Son, who has been made perfect forever. Hebrews 7:12-28 For when the priesthood is "changed", the "law" must be "changed" as well. He of whom these things are said belonged to a different tribe, from which no one has ever served at the altar. For it is clear that our Lord descended from Judah, a tribe as to which Moses said nothing about priests. And this point is even more clear if another priest like Melchizedek appears, One who has become a priest "not" by a law of succession, but by the power of an indestructible life. For it is testified: “You are a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek.” So the "former" commandment is "set aside" because it was weak and useless "(for the law made "nothing" perfect)", and a better hope is introduced, by which we draw near to God. And none of this happened without an oath. For others became priests without an oath, but Jesus became a priest with an oath by the One who said to Him: “The Lord has sworn and will not change His mind: ‘You are a priest forever.’ ” Because of this oath, Jesus has become the guarantee of a "better" covenant. Now there have been many other priests, since death prevented them from continuing in office. But because Jesus lives forever, He has a permanent priesthood. Therefore He is able to save completely those who draw near to God through Him, since He always lives to intercede for them. Such a high priest truly befits us-One who is holy, innocent, undefiled, set apart from sinners, and exalted above the heavens. Unlike the other high priests, He does not need to offer daily sacrifices, first for His own sins and then for the sins of the people; He sacrificed for sin once for all when He offered up Himself. For the law appoints as high priests men who are weak; but the oath, which came after the law, appointed the Son, who has been made perfect forever. Jesus, In the transition stated that under His New Covenant He will not leave us as orphans. He will ask the Father to send the Holy Spirit to be with us and in us. You must be born again.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@Elohimists It is clear and explicit in the Torah that it is God's commandment, remaining forever without change, addition, or diminishment, as Deuteronomy 13:1 states: "All these matters which I command to you, you shall be careful to perform. You may not add to it or diminish from it," and Deuteronomy 29:28 states: "What is revealed is for us and our children forever, to carry out all the words of this Torah." This teaches that we are commanded to fulfill all the Torah's directives forever.

[@TheGingerbread-Man]

As carnal as you want the Bible to be... it's absolutely not.

[@tomasgalindopazan]

The Fulfillment of Sacrifice: Jesus' Atonement in Biblical Revelation The sacrificial system within the Tanakh has been a subject of profound reverence and solemnity, serving as the foreshadowing of reconciliation between God and His people. Central to this system were blood sacrifices, which held a multifaceted role in atoning for sins, renewing covenants, and symbolizing life. Despite the variety of atonement methods, the blood sacrifice stood as a poignant expression of devotion and reconciliation with God. In the context of Tanakh, in the sacred spaces of the Tabernacle and the Temple, blood sacrifices were not mere rituals; they were the heartbeat of worship, the essence of a people seeking to dwell with their God. The shedding of blood in offerings like the sin and guilt sacrifices was more than symbolic; it was a tangible act of purification, a solemn commitment to the laws of the covenant, and an acknowledgment of God as the giver of life. Jesus' Sacrifice is the Ultimate Atonement. The mission of Jesus, culminating in His cry of "Tetelestai," was not a dismissal of the Old Testament sacrifices but their culmination. The tearing of the temple veil signified the end of the old covenant's separation between God and man, ushering in a new era where the need for an intermediary was abolished. The sacrifice of Christ, as argued in Hebrews 9:23, was the superior offering, cleansing not just earthly representations but the heavenly reality itself. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, therefore, stands as the fulfillment of the Old Testament sacrificial system in its whole spectrum. It achieved what animal sacrifices, and any other act of repentance, could only symbolize: true reconciliation with God in His Holy of Holies. The whole Bible reveals that this act of atonement was not an annulment of the past but a masterful completion, a single, perfect sacrifice that transcended time and place, bringing eternal redemption and direct access to The Creator and Only True God: The Triune God. Through this lens, the variety of atonement methods in the Old Testament or "Tanakh" is harmonized with the New Testament revelation, presenting a coherent narrative of salvation history.

[@chuksrichard3598]

Isaiah ch 63 vs 7-8: The Lord God became Israel savior. Then lets see how Many were involved in saving Israel from verse 9: In all their affliction He was afflicted, and the angel of His presence saved them; in His love and in His pity He redeemed them; And He bore them, and carried them all the days of old. Who saved them? The Angel of His presence right? The messenger of God’s Face who embodied the Presence and Face of God the Father. Then let’s read verse 10: But they rebelled, and grieved His holy spirit; therefore He was turned to be their enemy, Himself fought against them. Now let’s count, God, the Angel of His presence/Face, and the Holy Spirit. How do you grieve the Holy Spirit if the Holy Spirit doesn’t have emotions? Read verse 11: The Holy Spirit in the time of Moses in the midst of Israel. God preserved and sustained them by placing the Holy Spirit in their midst. Verse 14: the Spirit of the Lord gave them (Israel) rest… verse 16: For Thou art our Father, for Abraham knoweth us not, and Israel doth not acknowledge us; Thou, O LORD, art our Father, Our Redeemer from everlasting is Thy name. So God the Father, the Angel of His Face, and the Holy Spirit saved and redeemed Israel. Now, in Exodus ch 33:14 - And He said: My presence shalll go with thee, and I will give thee rest." So who’s giving them rest here? God right? But Isaiah 63:14 - the Spirit of the Lord gave them rest. So verse 15 of Exodus 33- so they didn’t want to leave if the Presence/Face of God doesn’t go with them and this Presences seems distinct from the Father right? Now Exodus 33:2 - and I will send an angel before thee; and I will drive out the Canaanite, the Amorite, and the Hittite, and the Perizzite, the Hivite, and the Jebusite. So it was the Angel that’s God’s face and Presence right? You see why Isaiah ch 53 say the Angel of His Presence?

[@mphumezityelbooi5184]

How is God's justice satisfied?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

God certainly accepts sincere repentance.

[@DuXQaK]

Christians struggle with alot... in my opinion... just wish self denial wasn't so much of a thing... its kind of a broader general human coping and/or self preservation mechanism i suppose depending on context. Its not unique to Christians be sure of that.

[@DuXQaK]

@@ViralChristianity offloading of personal introspection and self reflection to scripture dogma

[@abc_6]

*Philippians ch1 v18* “But what does it matter? The important thing is that in every way, whether from *FALSE!* motives or true, *Christ* is preached. And because of this I rejoice. Yes, and I will continue to rejoice,

[@user-wz7ku7ys9l]

read the whole chapter

[@Shoshi2048]

Gentiles/Chrstians are not under Torah! G-d gave Torah to the nation of Israel only. Chrstians/Gentiles are to observe the 7 Noahide laws and not to worship idolatry which is Jsus/yeshua!

[@user-wz7ku7ys9l]

@@Shoshi2048 Not familiar with Daniel 7?

[@Shoshi2048]

@@user-wz7ku7ys9l Are you?? No, you're not!

[@user-wz7ku7ys9l]

@@Shoshi2048 wrong

[@seanc2788]

People before the time of Christ went to Abraham's bosom when they died, only if they believed in God and were looking for the Messiah. That was the requirement for salvation. They had to believe what God told Adam in Genesis 3. That he would send someone to break the curse. What curse? The curse of original disobedience to God. This goes back to the separation in the garden. Did you ever wonder why Adam and the early patriarchs lived for hundreds of years, but today people are lucky to reach 100? The curse is still upon the earth. Without the Tree of Life our bodies cannot regenerate. Learn the Bible, people. There is a much greater story than what you are being spoon fed.

[@louishaywood4999]

What a lot of none sense

[@seanc2788]

@@louishaywood4999 Keep drinking the Kool-aid

[@charliesmith3777]

TOVIA, you most charming and beautiful man. I will give you something: 70 weeks are 70 jubilees. 70*49=3530 years. A week of days 490 years long. At 62 weeks there is a cut off of the chosen ones with nothing for themselves. During WWII, the Jews were cut off from their homes and businesses. They had nothing for themselves. The covenant was seven days long. Day THREE was from 455 BCE to 36 CE. If DAY THREE of the covenant ended in 36 CE, the the end of DAY SEVEN ended in 1996. 4*490=1960+39=1996. The SEVENTH DAY began in 1506. 62 weeks is 434 years. 1506+434=1940. The week of tribulation before the 70th jubilee is 1940-1947. So the cut off with nothing was fulfilled by the Jews in exile during the Holocaust. The disgusting thing causing desolation is the Nazi Army. The great tribulation of Matthew 24 is a reference to the Holocaust. 1947 begins the final 7 weeks. 1947 marks the 70th jubilee. The first jubilee was the Exodus. 1917=1260 days 1947=1290 days.

[@dylanwarner919]

I read Isaiah chapter 1 and verse 27 makes me think of how we all are sinners who deserve to die and go to hell, but Jesus as the Passover lamb blood is an atonement because he was sinless and thus didn’t deserve to die, so God’s just judgement could Passover us because death was no longer justified after condemning an innocent. I don’t understand why the Jews want to build a new Temple if they don’t need sacrifices (Isaiah 1:11-13)?

[@myleafwithersnot5340]

❤Excellent comment!

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Your hero caused the Jews to be slain by the sword, their remnants to be scattered and humbled, the Torah to be altered, and the majority of the world to err and serve a god other than the Lord.

[@dylanwarner919]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 Moses?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@dylanwarner919 Moses didn't teach the idolatrous trinity in Matthew 28:19.

[@louishaywood4999]

Killing a fig tree out of season, assaulting the merchants at the temple, calling for the killing of those who do not belief in him, telling he will be back with his kingdom before that generation passed and you call him sinless? Since when is the passover lamb a sin sacrifice? God say there will be a third temple build, not Jews. We are looking forward to the third temple, so should you. Jeremiah 16:19O LORD, my strength and my fortress, my refuge in the day of distress, the nations will come to You from the ends of the earth, and they will say, “Our fathers inherited nothing but lies, worthless idols of no benefit at all. 20Can man make gods for himself? Such are not gods!” 21“Therefore behold, I will inform them, and this time I will make them know My power and My might; then they will know that My name is the LORD.

[@cyberpunkworld]

I'm into selling stuff, I think. Don't worry about me too much.

[@beezee7691]

yitzhak a christian if i ever saw one although he a jew in style

[@zdzislawmeglicki2262]

"If you read Isiah chapter 1, you'll leave Christianity unless you're insane…" Well, you won't if you are a Christian, because Christians, perhaps with a few exceptions, don't really care for Tanakh. Yes, for the early Christians, who were Jews, this bridge to the Tanakh, you find mostly in St Paul Epistles and in Mathew, mattered. Later the early church sought justifications for the articles of faith by pulling citations from the Tanakh, usually out of context. But as time went on, and the synagogue and the church separated for good, the interest in the Tanakh died out. In the Catholic Church the instruction focused solely on the New Testament for centuries. And the actual worship focused primarily on Jesus-the-man and Mary-the-woman. Yes, Mary is the principal Goddess of Christianity, the patroness of women, as Hera used to be the goddess of marriage. women, and family in the Greek Pantheon. In celebrating Jesus Christians focus on his human side and suffering. "God the Father" is seldom worshipped or even mentioned. Reformation brought with it renewed interest in the "Old Testament," but this was not embraced by the Catholic Church until more recently. In general Catholics rely less on Scripture, which most of them don't bother to read anyway, considering much of it flawed and burdened with "human errors," and more on instruction that flows from the Vatican and the Papacy. This allows them to be up to date with scientific discoveries and social developments, for example. The problem I see in the distinguished Rabbi's exhortations is that he is too focused on the letter of the Tanakh, and its tendentious citations in the "New Testament," and doesn't see Christianity as a thoroughly different religion that rests on Tanakh pro-forma only.

[@beezee7691]

whoever repented, EVER?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Abraham was forty years old when he became fully aware of his Creator.

[@Karatop420]

Only atheists, obviously. God always agrees with a religious person, so nothing to repent.😂

[@chrisstathe9183]

The elect of God will repent because God works in them to do it.

[@Karatop420]

@chrisstathe9183 I'm sorry, but I di t understand your esoteric language. Are you saying people realize their mistakes and learn from them?

[@chrisstathe9183]

@@Karatop420 no.God causes them to be saved since men do not seek God and he does this by giving them a new heart and we are a new creature in him.

[@folkeholtz6351]

We do have in 2 Sam 24: 24, 25 there David built an alter , and offered an Olah-offer. And HaShem heard the prayer and the the plague was taken away from Israel. So there is time after the time such things, plus also where people just only prayed. Please questions and comments welcome to me.

[@YAH_ONLY]

The inability to accept the Creator’s love, forgiveness and mercy amongst christians needs to be looked into more. Rabbi Singer addressed this a couple times in his tanakh talks; christians model forgiveness and mercy under their own concept and perception. They can’t see themselves forgiving others for what they’ve done to them, therefore, not imagining God being able to forgive them. But oddly enough reconcile the story of an innocent man dying for something they didn’t do and justifying it 🤔 Make it make sense. • Isaiah 55:8 For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the LORD. Isaiah 55:9 For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.

[@dcrelief]

[@user-ii7zx9fp4k]

GOD did NOT accept Cain's sacrifice!

[@libbybond2525]

Thank you for presenting reality of repentance and forgiveness as not through "sacrifices," This was an early "IRS" system

[@sitresjolie2343]

IRS system?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Gentiles were never commanded to offer sacrifices. This proves that sacrifices are secondary in the eyes of God.

[@healingrays3229]

God never asked for sacrifices, of animals, or humans. "Sacrifice and offering you did not desire- but my ears you have opened- burnt offerings and sin offerings you did not require. Then I said, “Here I am, I have come- it is written about me in the scroll. I desire to do your will, my God; your law is within my heart.” Psalm 40:6-8 Just like the prodigal son's father in Luke 15:11-32 forgave his son freely and without any sacrifice, our Heavenly Father forgives us when we repent and are sincerely sorry. No blood needs to be spilled, no animal or human needs to die. It is Satan, the imposter god of this world who requires to be appeased with blood sacrifices. Not our wonderful Heavenly Father, but Satan is the legalist who demands blood as payment for sins. It is Satan who blames us as undeserving and accuses God before the Universe claiming that God is not just when He forgives His children's sin. That is why Jesus was crucified and had to die, not because God required it but because of Satan's accusations. As a result of His sacrificial life and death, Jesus has a legal right in the Heavenly Courts to plead on our behalf, so even the legalist Satan is not able to accuse and condemn us. 1 John 2:1 says that Yeshua(Jesus) is our Defence Attorney in Heaven and that the whole world needs Him. Jesus came and had to die on the cross, for all nations, races, and people, not because our Heavenly Father required it, but to save us by breaking our stony hearts with his sacrificial unconditional love.

[@aharonbaalshem]

Cross of Zebul Baalzebul the Son of Bull El that died and resurrected fighting the Rebel Son Mot. His sister was the Virgin Anath. Apart of the Phonecian Trinity of Bull El, Ba'al, and Astarte The Cross of Zebul is the tied to the Southern Crux or Cross. The Constellation of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of the Unconquered Sun (Sol Invicta) on December 22nd to 25th. Tho the stars have shifted and the dates of this Astrological event is a little different. Saying there is a different God of this world other than Hashem shows you are rooted in Polytheism. The duality of Christianity literally comes from Ba'al worship and arguably many other concepts Source Christ before Christ: Ba'al and the Canaanites The Ba'al Cycle by Scriptural Research Institute The Canaanites too thought Ba'al was a Heavenly figure and put physicality to the spiritual

[@chrisstathe9183]

The atonement was made before the world began and that was required to set the people free and to make them righteous by his works and the cross was Jesus being lifted up to draw man to him to demonstrate the atonement made before time and we see a great salvation to the gentiles after also and Jonah Is a sign of this .

[@vincentfernandez7328]

I agree with you that maybe that was ok in the Hebrew bible, but not necessary the New Testament has to follow the same pattern or ideas because in some aspects the New Testament is different. Not necessary the New Testament or Yeshua has to say exactly the same as the Hebrew bible. This is why is different, I can understand you don’t like if don’t believe it. It’s not something unexpected. Some ideas in the New Testament are changed by Yeshua or his followers. If you believe in him you would accept those changes or points of view. Nobody expect from you to accept something you don’t believe. What is the problem? I don’t see any problems here.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

The falsehood of a prophet is established by even the slightest divergence from the original words of the Torah.

[@vincentfernandez7328]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 and who interpret those divergenges? Do you speak koine Greek?

[@azukarzuchastux8066]

Daniel 7:13-14 King James Version 13 I saw in the night visions, and, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days, and they brought him near before him. 14 And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him: his dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed.

[@saul2491]

Doesn't say one like the son of man. Says one like man. No won there. Traffic the aramaic. Car enosh. No bar there. Plus he was given dominion. Meaning he didn't have it and had to be given it. He is not G-d. Ancient of days is G-d Try not towing us a mistranslation of the hebrew and try actually reading it.

[@tomasgalindopazan]

The Fulfillment of Sacrifice: Jesus' Atonement in Biblical Revelation The sacrificial system within the Tanakh has been a subject of profound reverence and solemnity, serving as the foreshadowing of reconciliation between God and His people. Central to this system were blood sacrifices, which held a multifaceted role in atoning for sins, renewing covenants, and symbolizing life. Despite the variety of atonement methods, the blood sacrifice stood as a poignant expression of devotion and reconciliation with God. In the context of Tanakh, in the sacred spaces of the Tabernacle and the Temple, blood sacrifices were not mere rituals; they were the heartbeat of worship, the essence of a people seeking to dwell with their God. The shedding of blood in offerings like the sin and guilt sacrifices was more than symbolic; it was a tangible act of purification, a solemn commitment to the laws of the covenant, and an acknowledgment of God as the giver of life. Jesus' Sacrifice is the Ultimate Atonement. The mission of Jesus, culminating in His cry of "Tetelestai," was not a dismissal of the Old Testament sacrifices but their culmination. The tearing of the temple veil signified the end of the old covenant's separation between God and man, ushering in a new era where the need for an intermediary was abolished. The sacrifice of Christ, as argued in Hebrews 9:23, was the superior offering, cleansing not just earthly representations but the heavenly reality itself. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, therefore, stands as the fulfillment of the Old Testament sacrificial system in its whole spectrum. It achieved what animal sacrifices, and any other act of repentance, could only symbolize: true reconciliation with God in His Holy of Holies. The whole Bible reveals that this act of atonement was not an annulment of the past but a masterful completion, a single, perfect sacrifice that transcended time and place, bringing eternal redemption and direct access to The Creator and Only True God: The Triune God. Through this lens, the variety of atonement methods in the Old Testament or "Tanakh" is harmonized with the New Testament revelation, presenting a coherent narrative of salvation history.

[@saul2491]

@tomasgalindopazan most sa rifices have nothing to do with sin or atonement. And the ones that do are only for the lowest grade sins only. Some that you admit to and do accidentally. And if poor you can bring a meal offering with no animal or blood. And never did one have to bring a sacrifice to atone it is one of the weakest way and form of atonemeng. And messiah doesn't die and believing in him doesn't atone. There is no vicarious atonement. And jesus didn't fulfill anything. That isn't a fulfilment of anything in tanach And we have no old testament in Judaism

[@samsosa98]

Why did God ask Abraham to sacrifice his son? His only son.

[@rosenalbo12]

You are absolutely right! But, this was one of the 10 tests that G-d test Abraham. Now, when he was about to do it, G-d send an angel to stop him, and at the end there was a ram that was switched. If G-d really wanted that Abraham kill his son, then why to bother and send an angel to stop him? Take care, look always for the truth!

[@chrisstathe9183]

He did offer him in his heart and this is a picture of Jesus since the messiah comes from the seed of Abraham to redeem the elect of the world

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Because of God's love for Abraham, He tested him and raised him above his worldly limitations and natural traits, through leading him to refine his conduct in the face of great adversity.

[@87vikk]

To test if he really loved God . Thats why an angel stopped him because God doesn’t want any human sacrifice .

[@samsosa98]

@@87vikk maybe that's the reason God asked his son to give his life for the people. To see if he loved God and the people

[@RunesandReapers]

Now hang on What about the azazel, scapegoat. Or the chicken/currency that we wave around our heads to ask God for forgiveness and put the sins on the goat...today's chicken. So if there is. Guilt offering what are you atoning for?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

If one does not repent, the goat only atones for the light sins.

[@Live-and-Move]

Could you explain your stance taking Leviticus (17:10-11) into account? "10 And if anyone of the house of Israel or of the strangers who reside among them partake of any blood, I will set my face against the person who partakes of the blood, and I will cut him off from amount his kin. 11 For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have assigned it to you for making expiation for your lives upon the altar it is blood as life that effects expiation." Perhaps it's the translation but it reads to me that there is no forgiveness without blood.

[@janishart5128]

The Bible actually says that blood sacrifices were ONLY required for UN-intentional sins, and NEVER does it tell us that God demands HUMAN BLOOD (a purely pagan ritual that God ABHORS!!) as atonement for our sins!

[@Live-and-Move]

@@janishart5128 can you quote me the verse that contradicts what I posted? If not you are just making up your own beliefs

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@Live-and-Move "But if he cannot afford two turtle doves or two young doves, then he shall bring as his sacrifice for his sin one tenth of an ephah of fine flour for a sin offering." (Leviticus 5:11)

[@Live-and-Move]

@hrvatskinoahid1048 You should continue that passage. "He shall bring it to the priest and the priest shall scoop out of it a handful as a token portion of it and turn it into smoke on the altar (with the Lords offerings) by fire it is a sin offering. Thus the priest shall make expiation on his behalf for whichever of (these) sins he is guilty and he shall be forgiven." This was only for a few sins covered in Leviticus 5, and it could only be offered (along with) the Lords offerings by fire.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@Live-and-Move Flour is not blood.

[@beezee7691]

god never forgave nobody he didn't destroy them; you think these sinners are deservent of anything? NO. the flow of reality simply continues and there non atonement is kept track of; eventually cumulative judgements are passed down

[@samfromisrael]

There is an archive of R.Singer videos you need to study and reference.

[@samfromisrael]

Having a pagan idol statue forgive you is the same as smoking crack and assuming it will get you entry to heaven.

[@chrisstathe9183]

​@samfromisrae It is true that making a idol of Jesus is sin since he is God and all the churches have become a den of thieves.

[@Alan-zj5fz]

Never answered what about those who find out late in life that they are of The J lineage? Just desire Truth

[@user-wd7ex4gr6b]

THAT'S when you start paying particular attention to what the Orthodox Rabbis teach, as commanded by God in Deut. 17:8-11!

[@Alan-zj5fz]

@@user-wd7ex4gr6b Read it , I would like Your personal interpretation on this . I know use My Own discernment as well . Shalom 🙏 ❤️

[@Servant2112]

The messiah didn't die ,,,is the whole of the truth.....because there is no Death. So like he said he was really only showing you the way like a leader and yet keeping you safe like the rear guard. Hmmmm like a wolf or the right hand of the lord.....Alpha and Omega. Christians/R ome changed the idea of messiah into there death cult of control of the fear of death........ Isaiah said theres only one thing this servant is gonna do. DESTROY death now forever. Rome twisted it up baddddddd! The jews knowledge of reincarnation destroys the Roman lead by fear of death n torture concept there of.

[@user-fr8jc2dc8e]

Judaism is just a step in the road of God dealing with humanity. In Judaism: - God does not care or need nor pleased with any kind of sacrifices either animals or plants or money. God wants the heart and spirit of the person. Psalm 51:16- 17 For You do not desire sacrifice, or else I would give it; You do not delight in burnt offering. The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit, A broken and a contrite heart These, O God, You will not despise. Psalm 51:16- 17 In Christianity there are no sacrifices to be offered by believers. Jesus the took the punishment of sin once for all the believers in him. As God said to Adam if you eat the forbidden fruit, you will surely die. Genesis 2: 15 -17 15 Then the LORD God took [d]the man and put him in the garden of Eden to [e]tend and keep it. 16 And the LORD God commanded the man, saying, “Of every tree of the garden you may freely eat; 17 but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you[f] shall surely die.” Genesis 2: 15 -17 The consequence of believer sin is death. God can do anything. There are no limitations to His abilities. He can take the form of the human body in form of Jesus. While in the same time be is the father in heaven He also can dwell in true believers in the form of the Holy Spirit o guide and help them all the time A true believer must repent. But that don’t exempt him from the death penalty as stated by God. Any sin the believer do, Jesus took its punishment already 2000 years ago. God is merciful and just at the same time. When a believer repents then God is Merciful. But justice no sacrifices a believer can offer. Jesus took the punishment instead of a believer. Wake up Jews Read the New Testament