Conversation with Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski - Profiles of Faith

[@LeahGross-rv5wz]

Rabbi Twerski was a priceless gem. What an all around amazing person! We were fortunate to have had him. We are fortunate to call him one of our own. What a treasure!

[@cate9745]

❤️ Rest In Peace Dr Twerski thank you for all you did to help me. If you hadn’t done what you did, with Gateway Rehabilitation Center in Pennsylvania, USA, I would be dead. Thank you for saving my life. Rest In Peace and I’ll see you In Heaven. 🖤

[@AP-th8ry]

I am enormously inspired. Thank you from Poland.

[@williamjayaraj2244]

The interview with Dr. Abraham Twerski gives more insight about the faith on God. As a doctor and and as a Rabbi he gained more knowledge on the physical body and is able to heal the broken hand and as a Rabbi he said correctly said that God can defend himself. Also his analogy about the un cut diamond to a lay mind that did not accomplish much is good. Thanks Rabbi.

[@nayashams6845]

I love his sense of humour. Genius, faithful and blessed by god.

[@stoicepictetus3875]

Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@kasiamizielska3234]

Dziękuję za Twoje nauki wielki mędrcu

[@maryw4609]

It is so good to hear rabbi twerkseys voice he was the living speaking 29:41 guide for the modern day perplexed Jews and humans his books were incredible teachings so substantial he grounded you in being a Jew every one loved him I had the privilege of seeing him in the rova and at the holy kotel I feel lucky to be born in his time may he always 38:15 be blessed ❤❤

[@miriamgreen3973]

Thank you so much for this! I always find R Twersky's delivery user friendly which is no small feat for someone with a mind so elevated to bring the points down to my level

[@patrickbly4170]

- " All Right " You do good things for our Minds ... Comforter

[@davidramonemorrison2652]

I love to listen to this man

[@nayashams6845]

He was true diamonds ,I love his stories, he truly was a gem.

[@Wheyooo]

Honest wise man

[@markthompson7799]

Great words of wisdom

[@lauranell2978]

Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in the flesh. A mountain of integrity and Chassidus

[@pavel-uu6jy]

rebe twerrski is my hero and only cadyk I can understand and follow ( his train of thought) . "there is a greatness in everyone " fck - idk but " uncover"

[@4ndr3bass]

Great class..

[@lizgichora6472]

Thank you.

[@kinorspielmann4649]

Gevaldige Wort

[@cecilhayden585]

Thank you Rabbi for being true.

[@sararegato471]

SALOM WE LOVE THE WISDOM IN TORA AND HIS WISDOM.

[@akovac35]

The christmas play story is just hilarious. As a non jew, it took me a few moments ;)

[@markoristaniemi]

Hashem bless his memory 🕊🤲

[@patrickbly4170]

"Music Is the Highest form of Communication"

[@lauranell2978]

Experiencing a NDE and the soul, if I had a grandfather like you.

[@bookmouse770]

Midos comes first....(good behavior). He's wonderful.

[@stuntbikehamster]

Shana Tova, Rabbi Twerski!

[@iggyspirit]

He is so right...

[@cohenlabe1]

Baruch dian haemes rabbi

[@bogi23100]

interesting man

[@gyorgynedreu9152]

JERUSALEM BUDAPEST

[@pollar007]

May his soul rest in Peace 💝

[@youtube-user73424]

He was a holy man

[@michaelshubr4084]

Moshe Rabbanu had an Epiphany of HaShem on the Mountain which forever changed the direction of his life--many alcoholics have experienced G-d's intervention at AA and there lives are also forever changed! What is the Torah on our hearts if not an Epiphany from HaShem?

[@3llosh3llosh51]

Plz can anyone help with lyric?

[@patrickbly4170]

Walking Alone with אל ראי... I have always/only said אל מלך נאמן

[@czkawa1]

"right?"

[@patrickbly4170]

He says / does so much with that one word.😊

[@lfe_time_humor8045]

23:53

[@1love1god1people9]

Bde

[@davidlenett8808]

I was raised Jewish, was Bar Mitzvah and certainly identify as being Jewish although I'm no longer religiously observant. Why? It's simple really. As I grew and matured and acquired the ability to question, investigate, evaluate, and assess claims and assertions, I concluded that the rather fantastic events described in the biblical narrative are more likely to be works of historical fiction than factual (unless you're inclined to believe a 500 year old man built a zoo boat with two of every animal species on earth as passengers, etc., etc.,). I do not dismiss the idea that the content may be deemed useful to unify a people or be put to use to guide and shape character (Middot) but, to me, using a mythical device is not the only means to shape and build character and were I to do so, I would be faking it (not exactly a principled means by which to cultivate honesty and personal integrity). I wonder if the Rabbi believes all the events described in the biblical narrative are LITERALLY true, or if he is powered by pride of traditions, a sense of responsibility to pass the torch to subsequent generations, or just sees Judaism as a good means to focus on the project of self improvement and repairing a world that is broken (Tikkun Olam). 🤔

[@nicolen5014]

To be baffled by stories of the Torah is a common mistake among Jews and non-Jews alike. To understand this divine book, you've to bare in mind that the great Torah has been written to be understood by all people living through different period of the human history. A person who has lived three thousand years ago will have a much more simple life than we do. Therefore, his mental capacity works in different level that ours. It would be like comparing a child mental capacity to an adult. Now let's assume you've children ranging from two to twenty and you wanted to tell a story to be understood by all of them. How would you go about doing that? Most likely you've to bring it down to the level of the two year old, so each of your children will comprehend it thoroughly. In general, I believe it would be wise not to take the words of the holy Torah lightly.

[@patrickbly4170]

Genesis Revisited Zecharia Sitchin

[@patrickbly4170]

He brought the SEED of all Critters as well as a personal livestock for immediate use. 2 of each kind males and females for genetic diversity and safety

[@patrickbly4170]

Oseh Laman Tikkun Ha Olam

[@davidlenett8808]

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